Discount Stores near Gasburg, VA

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  1. 4132 Gasburg Rd, Gasburg VA 23857

    4.3 Superb 48 reviews

    “I like the management. Other than that, they need a HUGE firing session and rehire. Either that or retrain. There are a couple cashiers that are just.... Rude. 4 stars though because of the phenomenal management OH AND PLEASE HAVE MORE THAN ONE PERSON AT THE FRONT OF THE STORE!!!!!!!”

  2. 4766 US-158, Roanoke Rapids NC 27870

    4.8 Superb 5 reviews

    “I called 3 other stores near my location and all were very rude. I called this store and Laniqua was very professional and helped me out alot. Thank you so much Laniqua for your kindness and professionalism. We need more people like you.”

  3. 236 US-158, Littleton NC 27850

    4.2 Good 15 reviews

    “I love going to this Family Dollar instead of the one besides Bobby's Supermarket. It is always clean, stocked good and nothing in the isles to trip on. Other stores could use this one for a great example of how to keep your stores nice and neat.”

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  5. 232 US-158, Littleton NC 27850

    3.7 Good 33 reviews

    “There is one woman that works there I wish I knew her name but is super nice and always helps me find anything I'm looking for and always ready to ring me out instead of self check out”

  6. 512 NC-46, Gaston NC 27832

    3.6 Good 13 reviews

    “the store is nasty. floors are so dirty. the stock is never put up. boxes and carts of stuff been sitting around for months. nothing on the shelves. can't walk down the aisles. just can't go in there any more.”

  7. 484 Piney Pond Rd, Brodnax VA 23920

    3.3 Good 4 reviews

    “Severely understaffed but the people there are busting a** every time I go in. I stop in almost every week to grab a few things and the workers are always welcoming and friendly regardless of how busy it is.”

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