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  1. DG Market - 36 Seay Street

    36 Seay Street, Barnwell SC 29812

    4.5 Superb 28 reviews

    “Pretty good dg, very convenient for where I live I don’t have to go all the way into town to shop, Wilson is always there working and has never caused me any problems”

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  2. Dollar General - 811 Delk Ave

    811 Delk Ave, Barnwell SC 29812

    3.7 Good 33 reviews

    “It is what it is and sales are up 62% per an article I read..just do price and quantity checking and you can get some good deals. And some dollar generals are better than others. find one you like and learn its stock and you can save...the new one at sportsman corner has a good variety of merchindise...”

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  3. Dollar General - 10306 Dunbarton Blvd

    10306 Dunbarton Blvd, Barnwell SC 29812

    3.8 Good 71 reviews

    “Always some1 to help you find what u looking for. Quick ringouts. Allows my kids(dogs) to be outside of store off leash bc my town doesnt have a leash law. Article 2 section 4- 17. Specifically part a. Very convenient since I live 1/4 mile away.”

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  5. Walmart Supercenter - 11391 Dunbarton Blvd

    11391 Dunbarton Blvd, Barnwell SC 29812

    3.2 Average 180 reviews

    “The Barnwell Walmart isn’t as large as the big city Walmarts. There’s no bakery. There aren’t any places to sit down if you’re older and need to take a break from shopping. I do like the fast delivery with my Walmart+ membership.”

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