Discount Stores in Holly Ridge, NC

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  1. 101 Old Folkstone Rd, Holly Ridge NC 28445

    4.3 Superb 44 reviews

    “This 5 star review is long overdue. After my interaction with Wally on my recent visit, I feel compelled to write this. I come to this location all the time. Employees are always super nice, everything is organized without boxes all over the place like you see at other locations. The only thing that could really make it better would be if they got the fresh produce section at this location. I came in a few days ago and my son had been looking for a particular toy and wasn't able to find it anywhere. Wally went ABOVE AND BEYOND to put a smile on his face and help him. He is the main reason im writing this review. My son has been talking about our interaction with him all week. Thank you Wally for being so incredibly kind and helpful. You never know what kind of day somebody is having and you made my son's entire week. The world needs more people like Wally.”

  2. 211 Holly St, Holly Ridge NC 28445

    4 Good 72 reviews

    “I love the DG...Always Great Staff... I do have a problem with advertized savings and then don't get my discount at Checkout.. Marboro's advertized at a 1.30 off any 2 packs and I only got .25 off each pack..I'M buying 4 packs every day and that adds up to quite a bit of money...”

  3. 325 Sound Rd #203, Holly Ridge NC 28445

    1 Poor 1 review

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