Discount Stores in Lexington Park, MD

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  1. 21600 Great Mills Road Suite 18, Lexington Park MD 20653

    4.1 Good 178 reviews

    “Nice people, great buys and decent quality, mostly. Only thing I dislike is the price tags. If you want to give as a gift, the tags are super hard to remove and usually damage the packaging. Still, its a nice place to shop.”

  2. 21411 Great Mills Road, Lexington Park MD 20653

    3.4 Good 83 reviews

    “Dear Manager How much are your Yellow Shopping Carts? Do you count one each night? Maybe start putting the cost of the stolen carts on your windows and consequences! Theft is theft no matter how big or small! And people think you don’t care! Got an email?”

  3. 21179 Three Notch Rd, Lexington Park MD 20653

    2.8 Average 17 reviews

    “Very nice brand new store, Great selection of products, some very good deals! Isles slightly cluttered at times and products are misplaced or missing fairly often in certain areas! Overall a very good Dollar General location! Could very easily get a 5 star rating if they worked on these few issues!”

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