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  1. Bargain City - 1803 Filbert Highway

    1803 Filbert Highway, York SC 29745

    4.5 Superb 108 reviews

    “I hate to tell everybody how good this place is, and have them steal all the bargains before I get there! The folks are great that work there and the bargains are great also. A lot of food service restaurant quality food and deals on almost everything in a grocery store. Check your dates on the products and know your regular retails, and you walk away with some amazing bargains.”

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  2. Dollar General - 120 South Shiloh Road South

    120 South Shiloh Road South, York SC 29745

    3.9 Good 79 reviews

    “I had previously been at a dollar tree nearby (dirty, cluttered, boxes open & unopened all over the floors, shopping carts full of items that need to go back on the shelves) prior to going to the Dollar Tree in Lake Wylie, which I thought would be the same but The lake Wylie Dollar Tree was immaculate. No clutter, everything organized and clean. The staff was so pleasant and helpful. I was so impressed and will only go to this location. Thank you to Bryce, David, Rihanna, and Alexis the staff that was on that day.”

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  3. Dollar General - 232 US-321

    232 US-321, York SC 29745

    3.8 Good 65 reviews

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  5. Dollar General - 942 Alexander Love Hwy West

    942 Alexander Love Hwy West, York SC 29745

    3.8 Good 98 reviews

    “I cut my hand on a pump at QT. They said I had to buy a bandaid. Thank God dollar general was next store. Bought me a monster and the clerk gave me a bandaid from the first aid kit. There are still kind people in the world !!”

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