Discount Stores in Riverdale Park, MD

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  1. 6250-B Kenilworth Avenue, Riverdale MD 20737

    3.9 Good 85 reviews

    “I prefer this location over all others. It's always pretty well stocked, cleaned and organized. The only drag is the Construction work right infront of the shopping center due to the Purple Line. I will be glad when it's easy access to make a LEFT turn on a light again to go into the shopping center instead of having to go allll the way down to the nearest light and wait for a U turn”

  2. 5515 Kenilworth Avenue, Riverdale MD 20737

    3.7 Good 52 reviews

    “I gave it 4 stars because the stuff there are cheap,but i did not give it 5 stars becuse the price keeps going up and 2 weeks later it goes down(like keep the price the same).”

  3. 6818 Riverdale Road, Riverdale Park MD 20737

    2.8 Average 64 reviews

    “I'm updating my last review for several reasons. This store did have some pretty serious issues, which management did remedy. I was grateful they did. This particular Family Dollar location is the go to store for essentials in the East Riverdale area. However, this store has been closed for several weeks.Very disappointing, as people like myself in the East Riverdale area depend on this store.Please reopen it as soon as possible.”

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