Discount Stores near Elk Park, NC

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  1. 117 Winters St, Elk Park NC 28622

    2.3 Poor 78 reviews

    “Great service paying with the cashier very polite everything in the store is easy to find and pretty cheap and great place to go food shopping and looking for Christmas decorations and things to help you around the house definitely recommend :)”

  2. 955 A Cranberry St, Newland NC 28657

    3.9 Good 26 reviews

    “Yes it's old and outdated and not the cleanest but I think y'all should stop griping about them so much. We already lost family dollar . We need our roses store we don't have anything else and the prices can't be beat . How about a little gratitude cause you know if it leaves you're gonna hate it”

  3. 8543 US-19E, Roan Mountain TN 37687

    3.7 Good 61 reviews

    “We were out hiking and got our socks wet. We needed dry socks to continue and ran into the Dollar General to grab socks. Thanks for being there! We were able to continue our hike!”

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  5. 15 Great Camp Trl, Banner Elk NC 28604

    3.2 Average 10 reviews

    “This is an automatic dollar general. You’ll need a Debit card to enter and phone number for your receipt. No registers just grab and go. Probably best to bring your own bags though.”

  6. 767 Main St E, Banner Elk NC 28604

    2.9 Average 83 reviews

    “Tasty Reuben sandwich. 2nd time there. Had a great burger the first time. Fast friendly service. Plenty of parking. Place for large gatherings or singles and couples.”

  7. 871 Cranberry St, Newland NC 28657

    2.6 Average 61 reviews

    “I go to the dollar general everyday the people are so nice n helpful n the manager lisa is the absolute best she goes above n beyond her jod title to help her customers....”

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