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  1. Food Lion - 13701 US-29 G

    13701 US-29 G, Chatham VA 24531

    4.5 Superb 107 reviews

    “I enjoy going to this FoodLion here. They are very friendly, fresh, clean, stocked and recently GREAT ice cream sales. No matter when I'm in there, the old fashioned hospitality is wonderful and easy going”

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  2. Climax Mini Mart - 3793 Climax Rd

    3793 Climax Rd, Chatham VA 24531

    5 Superb 16 reviews

    “I love it here! One of the best mini marts in the tri-county area! My wife LOVES Climax, ho ho ho! My kids don't come down often though. One suggestion is that you need more cucumbers. Thanks anyways!”

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  3. 57 Superette - 276 Callands Rd

    276 Callands Rd, Chatham VA 24531

    5 Superb 19 reviews

    “Friendly staff. Variety of drinks from sodas to alcoholic beverages. Union 76 gas at 3.40gal to boot and open on Christmas 🎄 day. Keep up the good work. :-) I ll Be Back”

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  5. Dollar General - 13701 US-29 A-3

    13701 US-29 A-3, Chatham VA 24531

    2.6 Average 32 reviews

    “This is a nice Dollar General. It's a very old store so it is still in a plaza and looks like it hasn't been refreshed since the late 90s. Other than it looking a little dated, it's clean, well stocked and not much clutter. Staff are typically nice. Highly recommended!”

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