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  1. The Farmers Daughter Produce - 2543 George Washington Memorial Highway

    2543 George Washington Memorial Highway, Hayes VA 23072

    5 Superb 95 reviews

    “First time visiting with my hubby. Very friendly owners (husband/wife). Variety of fruits, vegetables, relishes, jams/jellies, etc. My car smells like fresh cantaloupe! We will be regulars💜”

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  2. Dollar General - 2356 George Washington Memorial Hwy

    2356 George Washington Memorial Hwy, Hayes VA 23072

    4.1 Good 69 reviews

    “This store has a little bit of everything at reasonable prices. I was shopping with a friend. Dollar General helps her get what she needs without going into a big store where she would spend more than her budget.”

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  3. Kroger Pharmacy - 7254 Hayes Shopping Ct Ctr

    7254 Hayes Shopping Ct Ctr, Hayes VA 23072

    3.6 Good 22 reviews

    “Always a great experience here with pharmacists and pharmacy techs. Everyone is kind and efficient. The line moves quickly. I had to switch to this pharmacy when Rite Aid closed, and I have no complaints. Walmart is closer to me, but I choose to drive the extra 15 minutes here because I always heard great things. Thank you pharmacy staff for always providing great care for your patients/customers.”

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  5. Kroger - 7254 Hayes Shopping Ct Ctr

    7254 Hayes Shopping Ct Ctr, Hayes VA 23072

    3.2 Average 98 reviews

    “I was frustrated w some information the pharmacist was giving me, and I let that show more than I intended to. She showed tremendous patience with me. I will remember that the rest of my life and will try to show others that same patience.”

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