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  1. Safeway - 151 Walkers Village Way

    151 Walkers Village Way, Walkersville MD 21793

    4.3 Superb 149 reviews

    “Fantastically helpful customer service, as always, with great product selections all around. (Including things I simply don't find elsewhere!)I'm also very grateful for their decision to make a designated clearance section in the back of the store! It's in a very nook-like location, out of the way, making it much more comfortable and convenient to actually browse the marked down items! I love shopping at this location and highly recommend it!”

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  2. El Chapito Latin Market - 8415 Woodsboro Pike Unit E&F

    8415 Woodsboro Pike Unit E&F, Walkersville MD 21793

    4.6 Superb 15 reviews

    “Great Latino market in Walkersville. The cashier went out of her way to open the door for me and my baby who was in a stroller. They have a variety of foods from Mexico and Central American countries. They carry the best corn tortillas you can buy ( El milagro), fresh vegetables, herbs for Latino cooking, and basic staples like milk. So glad to have a Latino market close to Walkersville, Linganore and Thurmont.”

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  3. Dollar General - 101 Sandstone Drive

    101 Sandstone Drive, Walkersville MD 21793

    2.9 Average 18 reviews

    “Depending on who's working. So far only 1 person gives problems & issues. Always passive aggressive, could care less if someone has been waiting or in a rush.With that being said....Today[7•10•23] was kewl, employee helped. I misunderstood a sale going on. She explained it+ Gave advice on how to check if I was able to save extra $$.. which i did. Instead of purchasing 2 sodas full price. she got me the 2nd soda for $1 & saved a few ¢ent on my other items.Thanx”

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