Discount Stores near Magnolia, NC

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  1. 209 E Main St, Magnolia NC 28453

    1.8 Poor 57 reviews

    “the groceries cheap great deals the staff are very nice it's only two blocks from the house wonderful refrigerated items just great convenient service and food without dollar general I'd starve and you can really stretch 20 dollars”

  2. 641 S Main St, Kenansville NC 28349

    5 Superb 55 reviews

    “Dollar general is one of my mother and myself, favorite stores that we love to shop at. They have good customer service, awesome prices and we especially love the cards that they sell, like the different greeting cards.They have such awesome and beautiful cards; you can also find a lot of your school or office supplies and that is a great section also. In general, we just love the entire store all together.”

  3. 104 W College St C. #24, Warsaw NC 28398

    4.4 Superb 32 reviews

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  5. 1659 W Charity Rd, Rose Hill NC 28458

    4.4 Superb 24 reviews

    “My experience shopping with this store is always a positive one because the staff is very friendly and knowledgeable about the store and products within it and the prices and sales are always great!! I have never left the store with a single complaint and I visit it at least twice a week, every week. Now that's what I call remarkable service!!:)”

  6. 301 S Sycamore St, Rose Hill NC 28458

    3.6 Good 35 reviews

    “Very friendly staff, store not cluttered like Harrells nc store. Open registers when a line forms. Best family dollar in my ares, Wallace store empty shelves And long lines.”

  7. 578 S Sycamore St, Rose Hill NC 28458

    2.9 Average 50 reviews

    “I would just like to say whoever is the Manager in this store needs to help other stores because this guy in here has clean this place up Good Job Mr.Manager ✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️”

  8. 317 W College St, Warsaw NC 28398

    2.3 Poor 60 reviews

    “I go here only if I can't get to the one in Faison. The employees have always been nice and helpful. It is cluttered but all of the stores I've been in are. They don't have enough help to put things out. This store does have some things the others don't. But I've been pleased when I leave.”

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