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  1. Dollar General - 1507 Longwood Avenue

    1507 Longwood Avenue, Bedford VA 24523

    4.1 Good 59 reviews

    “I like shopping at Dollar General ....I can find things I need and be out in 10 minutes.Its a clean store & very nice cashiers this store has everything you need !!”

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  2. Dollar General - 558 Blue Ridge Ave

    558 Blue Ridge Ave, Bedford VA 24523

    4 Good 57 reviews

    “I stopped in seeing the Clearance Sale sign. I was looking at an empty shelf where storage bins were... on sale. I ask a worker stocking shelves about the empty shelf, he was very friendly and honestly wanted to help, but none available. To help me out he gave me a great discount on other storage bins. According to the receipt his name was Tim, though he did say he was the manager. Gotta give the guy some credit for going above and beyond. These days customer services is fading away, it refreshing seeing that there is still hope in people such as Tim the manager. Thank you for making my day a lot brighter!!”

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  3. Dollar General - 1133 Stewartsville Rd

    1133 Stewartsville Rd, Bedford VA 24523

    3.9 Good 11 reviews

    “Just wanted to give special recognition to assistant manager Stephanie and her coworker kelly for going above and beyond to help me with all of my needs for their professionalism and assistance I will 100% be bringing my business and my familys business back to this location”

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  5. Dollar General - 1200 Baldwin Street

    1200 Baldwin Street, Bedford VA 24523

    3.3 Good 16 reviews

    “This is one of the cleanest, most organized DG I’ve ever been to. Randy, the store manager, takes pride in her store and treats every customer like her friends. The customer service from the other staff is pretty good too!”

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