Discount Stores near Evergreen, NC

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  1. 6508 Haynes Lennon Hwy, Evergreen NC 28438

    3.8 Good 7 reviews

    “I really enjoy each visit their prices on produce are almost give aways also amazing prices on coffee Nam brand all sorts of item's. I am very grateful to GOD for that store being built just in Time he's knows excactly what we need before we even ask. Thank you GOD we can buy our foods there especially now all stores prices are outrageous but you father are forever on your throne. Glory to GOD. Amen”

  2. 7448 Andrew Jackson Hwy SW, Cerro Gordo NC 28430

    4.3 Superb 22 reviews

    “Clean store, great customer service they are always very friendly and decent prices, considering its one of the only two stores close enough to run & come right back. I would say you can't get any better than that lol”

  3. 734 Main St, Fair Bluff NC 28439

    4.2 Good 62 reviews

    “This store is always one I like stopping by, the staff is always really friendly & so helpful, I'm always checked out in no time and it's in a great location just outside the busiest part of town but also just close enough to get whatever I need in a hurry”

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  5. 1008 N Brown St, Chadbourn NC 28431

    3.8 Good 59 reviews

    “The only issue that I had was that they had a lot of empty shelves and they had pallets of product sitting around everywhere made it kind of hard for someone who's handicapped to maneuver through all the stuff they have sitting around”

  6. 604 W Seaboard St, Bladenboro NC 28320

    3.7 Good 62 reviews

    “This is for Staci at the Bladenboro, NC Store. Your an amazing young lady. When I was shopping you didn't have any help in the store but still answered my questions & helped me find my item. You went above and beyond. I wish more people took so much pride in their job. Thank you.”

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