Discount Stores near Meyersdale, PA

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  1. 315 Grant St, Meyersdale PA 15552

    4.2 Good 20 reviews

  2. 7097 Mason - Dixon Hwy, Meyersdale PA 15552

    1.5 Poor 55 reviews

    “Always accommodating because I get off of work late & arrive at the very last minute. They're very understanding, let me get in, gram my things and get out. Great group of people.”

  3. 131 Main St, Grantsville MD 21536

    4.6 Superb 8 reviews

    “I usually avoid Dollar Generals because every one I've ever been to have been super run down and extremely messy. I had to run out for some medicine and this DG was the closest place to where we are staying. I don't leave many reviews but felt like this one needed one. I have NEVER seen such a clean and well organized Dolar General. Truly. You guys are doing a great job.”

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  5. 9178 Mason Dixon Hwy, Salisbury PA 15558

    4.4 Superb 37 reviews

    “This store is looking much better these days. Thanks for y'alls hard work.I went in for the sale on clearance items. The tall young man working there was very helpful.”

  6. 1186 Bridge St, Rockwood PA 15557

    4.3 Superb 6 reviews

  7. 3237 Chestnut Ridge Rd, Grantsville MD 21536

    2.8 Average 47 reviews

    “This is usually my go to DG for quick items. The store is a hit or miss as far as stocked items but other than that the employees are nice and I usually don't have to wait too long to check out. Their self check out is a nice addition as well. I've also done dg to go and pick up as well with very little to no issues. I see Karen everytime im there and she's always a big help! I hope as a company you're paying her good because she deserves every last penny.”

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