Discount Stores near Rising Sun, MD

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  1. 401 Telegraph Rd, Rising Sun MD 21911

    3.8 Good 72 reviews

    “Clean store. Friendly staff. Large selection of products especially food and cleaning supplies. Buying cigs? Don't forget your I.d.! Seems to be the only place a gal can get carded now days!?”

  2. 2636 Baltimore Pike, Nottingham PA 19362

    4.5 Superb 61 reviews

    “Definitely the best DG in the area. Staff is always pleasant and smiling and moves to get you out and on your way quickly. I come back to this location weekly because they always have what I need!”

  3. 1993 Lancaster Pike, Peach Bottom PA 17563

    4.4 Superb 61 reviews

    “I really appreciate the employees of this store that keep it in the state that it's in. It's really convenient having a well stocked and clean store like this in the southern end.”

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  5. 116 NE Plaza, North East MD 21901

    4.1 Good 55 reviews

    “Just had a remodel done on the 7th of July. First remodel since the store opened in 1985!!! I have to say they did a great job utilizing the space provided. The staff are very friendly, attentive, and hardworking. The store is well stocked, clean, and the merchandise is easily accessible. By far one of the cheapest retail stores in the area. I recommend stopping in for quick shopping trips or you can also browse more due to the utilization of the space. All and all I'm impressed with this store in particular and will be a frequent shopper there from now on.”

  6. 345 N 3rd St, Oxford PA 19363

    4 Good 42 reviews

    “Thankful for exceptional customer service ?Dee, Oxford store and Star from Gap store??? grateful for your kindness, knowledge, and professionalism! Dollar General is absolutely blessed to have you both as part of their staff you are truly an asset to the company!!!”

  7. 2825 North East Rd, North East MD 21901

    3.7 Good 42 reviews

    “THIS STORE IS GENERALLY STOCKED WELL, HOWEVER IM TOLD CORPORATE NOW MAKES THEM TAKE ALL DELIVERIES AT THE FRONT OF THE STORE. TODAY WHEN I ARRIVED ABOUT 940 AM O COULD BARELY GET IN THE STORE AND FIND A WAY AROUND STACK AFTER STACK OF GOODS. A HANDICAPPED WOMAN WAS COMING IN THE STORE WHO WAS A AMPUTEE OF HER ONE LEG IN A WHEELCHAIR N NO IDEA HOW SHE COULD ENTER BECAUSE I COULD BARELY GET PAST STUFF W A CART AND HAD TO WIND AROUND TO THE RT BY COOLERS AND FOOD. THIS WAS MY WORST VISIT TO THE STORE SO ID NOT RECOMMEND GOING ON A MONDAY MORNING IF THEY ARE RECEIVING DELIVERIES. MANY OF THE MOST POPULAR ITEMS IN DRINK SECTION WERE VERY LOW W PRODUCTS ALONG W SOME FOOD ITEMS AND THE STORE JUST WAS SO DISORGANIZED, ILL PROBABLY NEVER STOP ON A MON HERE, THE DOLLAR GENERAL BY ME IVE NEVER HAD THIS PROBLEM WITH NOT BEING ABLE TO EASILY ENTER THE FRONT OF STORE. IT WAS A STORE EMPLOYEE WHO TOLD ME AT THE REGISTER THAT CORPORATE MAKES DELIVERIES COME IN FRONT BY ALL THESE CAMERAS TO THE FRONT N EACH SIDE SHE SAID. I MADE A REMARK WHEN ENTERING REGARDING NOT BEING ABLE TO EASILY GET AROUND TO WHERE I COULD PUSH THE CART.”

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