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  1. Dollar General - 4386 Courtneys Corner Road

    4386 Courtneys Corner Road, Bealeton VA 22712

    3.4 Good 63 reviews

    “I grew up in this area but now live in Florida. I am visiting family this week and came by this store this morning to pick up some supplies for my niece’s tenth birthday. The store was well stocked and had every little thing I needed for a big birthday breakfast celebration. Unfortunately, this meant I got a LOT of items. Cart was overflowing. The cashier, Zachary, made the checkout process so easy and so seamless, however, that it ended up being one of the easiest checkout experiences of my life. He was kind, patient, professional, efficient, competent. The world needs more Zacharys. Everyone in the store was friendly to me but special shout out to Zachary for making this experience so simple and pleasant. 10/10.”

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  2. Family Dollar - 6372 Village Center Dr

    6372 Village Center Dr, Bealeton VA 22712

    3.2 Average 32 reviews

    “Friendly staff, I, really enjoy stopping by to restock on my sparkling waters. Ms. Michele Hensley, is extremely knowledgeable and always answers my questions when I, have them. Keep up the great customer service guys, you're awesome.”

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  3. Dollar General - 599 Frost Avenue

    599 Frost Avenue, Warrenton VA 20186

    4.6 Superb 51 reviews

    “Very nice staff at this store. The staff is trying their best to stock and work the register at the same time. The sales in the store are normally very good compared to nearby grocers in town.”

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  5. Dollar General - 3494 Catlett Road

    3494 Catlett Road, Catlett VA 20119

    3 Average 54 reviews

    “They basically have everything a grocery store has. It's so convenient and close to my home if I forgotten something. The employees are super nice and friendly”

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