Discount Stores near Willards, MD

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  1. 7286 Main Street, Willards MD 21874

    4.1 Good 54 reviews

    “Nice clean store ( especially the restroom ) with friendly staff but like most of the newer Dollar General stores the buildings are smaller with same if not more stock so the isles are very VERY tight. This store in Pittsville was overall very nice.”

  2. 9 West Church Street, Selbyville DE 19975

    4.4 Superb 57 reviews

    “Best place in town for all the basics. Always surprised by what they end up having.Definitely the best managed Dollar Generals I've been to.Great people working there who will go out of their way to help you when you show them a little kindness and respect.”

  3. 38394 Dupont Boulevard, Selbyville DE 19975

    4.2 Good 69 reviews

    “Wide variety of items for $1.25. it's a modern 5 and 10 for those who remember Woolworths. The glasses and dishes are seasonal and very pretty. Now when I bring a dish of goodies to a party, I can just leave it! The cards are Hallmark. There's a great selection of party goods including goody bags and contents for children's parties. It's definitely the place to go for seasonal decor. There's a wide variety of Easter baskets.”

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  5. 105 Decatur Street, Berlin MD 21811

    3.5 Good 68 reviews

    “Ended up here lost on a rainy night. My phone had died, it was dark, and I was over an hour away from home. I walked in and was greeted with one of the nicest employees I’ve met at a dollar store. She greeted me upon arrival, took me to the phone chargers, and was very pleasant and kind. Great to see great people still in this broken and tattered world. Also got zebra cake right near exit. Tough decision between that and a double decker oatmeal crème pie.”

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