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  1. BB's Grocery Outlet, LP - 150 Morview Blvd

    150 Morview Blvd, Morgantown PA 19543

    4.5 Superb 201 reviews

    “We love bbs so much. I enjoy looking for hidden treasures in the store for a fraction of the cost at a regular store. You do have to check dates for food items and some things are fine past date. It's a great place for seasonal items as well. You never know what ypu will find and that is half the fun.”

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  2. Dollar General - 2846 Main St Ste 12

    2846 Main St Ste 12, Morgantown PA 19543

    2.1 Poor 65 reviews

    “Don't judge this book by its cover!! This is hands-down the nicest DG I've ever visited. The staff is doing an amazing job. The store is well-stocked, neat, and clean. It's HUGE inside!! It would be really nice if someone gave this whole shopping center a much needed facelift, but especially DG corporate office should look into some upgrades for the outside of this store. It really doesn't do the inside justice. I'll be going here instead of Walmart from now on since it's just a bit closer to home and has everything I need. It even has a decent cosmetics selection. Nice job!”

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  3. Dollar General - 100 Chestnut Street Unit A

    100 Chestnut Street Unit A, Birdsboro PA 19508

    4.3 Superb 88 reviews

    “Damien extremely patient with me and my stepdaughter. He explained things properly and took the time to help us. He did not make us feel rushed. He did not talk to me like I was an idiot. He counts money very quickly, and he was very efficient they should consider themselves lucky to have him. Nice job, Damien thank you for your help. Keep up the good work.”

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