Discount Stores near Huddleston, VA

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  1. 2218 Smith Mountain Lake Pkwy, Huddleston VA 24104

    4.3 Superb 53 reviews

    “Dollar General has been improving all the locations. If Wawa and the home section of Walmart had a baby, this location would be it. The store is really trying to be more than just a place to grab chips and soda. I prefer the location by Smith Mt Lake Parkway (bigger store). This location is small and the aisles get cramped when new inventory is being put away. The store is near Food Lion and a tint strip mall. The employees are always friendly.”

  2. 416 Highwayview Rd, Hurt VA 24563

    4.1 Good 30 reviews

    “I visit this store on occasion every week and today I admired the patience one of the workers had. A customer asked to clean something in the back,an area only employees are permitted to enter,and after being told no he acted like a complete and belligerent brat. The worker remained calm and composed and I really admire her being able to hold her tongue and remain professional. This worker has been nothing but nice in the past and always friendly and helpful. It really pisses me off that her and/or other workers would have to endure this type of treatment.”

  3. 1133 Stewartsville Rd, Bedford VA 24523

    3 Average 2 reviews

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