Discount Stores near Marble, NC

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  1. 8000 NC-141, Marble NC 28905

    2.4 Poor 74 reviews

    “The only reason you guys are getting 5* from me is because of your employee, Christina. She's very good at her job. Her customer service was amazing. She's friendly and she acts as if she might actually care about her job and not just a paycheck. Thanks Christina for your friendly service!!!!! If not for her you guys wouldn't have even gotten a review from me. Some of your employees have very poor personal hygiene habits. You guys should thank Christina for saving you guys from an embarrassing review.”

  2. 1240 Andrews Road, Murphy NC 28906

    4.5 Superb 114 reviews

    “Really good prices on a nice selection of products.Watch out for the dingbat dropping off their friend at the front door, spent three minutes blocking traffic in four directions.”

  3. 1194 Andrews Rd, Murphy NC 28906

    4.1 Good 92 reviews

    “Like the choices Saving money Forget we have dollar tree, cause there not off the highway.. But will try to remember them before others”

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  5. 36 US-64, Hayesville NC 28904

    4.8 Superb 32 reviews

    “My husband and I love Dollar General. We do most of our grocery shopping at DG. Being on fixed incomes, the big chain stores are just too expensive, and Dollar General fits our budget very nicely. I would hate it if we didn't have our DG. Also, the people that work there are so nice, and that is a big plus in my book.”

  6. 1450 Andrews Rd, Murphy NC 28906

    3.8 Good 149 reviews

    “I have never had an issue with, really, any Big Lots i've been to. The Murphy Big Lots is no different. I do wish they had their own delivery service. They have a couch (300.00) I want, but the delivery company wants as much as the couch for delivering it a short distance.”

  7. 1445 Andrews Road, Murphy NC 28906

    4 Good 70 reviews

    “I love doller general, the only problem is that people are so darn lazy nowadays that they just want to keep sitting home and collecting unemployment so a lot of business do not have enough staff so the shelves aren't always packed but the prices are great and the few people that work at the two I go too are very nice. They even have to close early somedays or not open at all other days because of lack of staff, what has this world come too too smh, the laziest generation ever! But for most household things , food , pet food, anything really it's my favorite place to shop and I save so much money because the prices are awesone!!”

  8. 1724 US-64, Hayesville NC 28904

    2.4 Poor 8 reviews

    “They need NIGHT STOCKERS TO BE HIRED FOR ONECWEEK PER STORE ,TO GET CAUGHT UP ...THEN THAT GROUP CAN GO TO THE NEXTCSTORE NEAR BY AND RESTOCK THAT STORE...EVERYONE HAPPY ,PEOPLE WORKING ,SHIELVES STOCKED , CUSTOMERS HAPPY ...”

  9. 546 Main Street, Andrews NC 28901

    2 Poor 64 reviews

    “Haven't left a review for a Dollar General before, but this one is worth the time to write. I assumed it would be the usual DG, so hadn't visited before. We are pleasantly surprised by how much is in this store. It even has home goods, many coolers with cold drinks, many $1 items such as candy and snacks, crafts, a grocery section including produce, ice, pet food and items, and the usual DG goods for home and vehicle.It's helpful to have a store this well stocked in Andrews.There is a sign at the register with contact information of the district manager, who wants to know of any problems.”

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