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  1. Dollar General - 625 Calvert Beach Rd

    625 Calvert Beach Rd, St Leonard MD 20685

    3.7 Good 75 reviews

    “We went on Black Friday for the gift card sales. They had all of the advertised gift cards. The cashier was also extremely helpful and friendly. She made sure all of the sales prices went through without us asking and she made sure all of the gift cards got activated and the gift receipts printed and all. Great Dollar General.”

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  2. Five Below - 855 Solomons Island Rd N

    855 Solomons Island Rd N, Prince Frederick MD 20678

    4.3 Superb 56 reviews

    “I had the pleasure of having the assistance of a super nice, supportive staff member Shannon this afternoon. Shannon stands out in so many ways. Today was the second time that we engaged with each other. Shannon greeted me upon arrival and was ready to attend to all my questions I had and her hospitality just makes me want to bring my granddaughter shopping at her store weekly. Shannon should receive 10 stars if I had my choice. Great day at 5 below, thanks to Shannon.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 545 Solomons Island Rd N

    545 Solomons Island Rd N, Prince Frederick MD 20678

    3.1 Average 94 reviews

    “Always an excellent experience. The staff and management are a great team, who are trying diligently to keep this location stocked and running in our community, which can be challenging. You won't be disappointed to try this location for your basic shopping needs.”

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