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  1. Dollar General - 35611 General Mahone Blvd

    35611 General Mahone Blvd, Ivor VA 23866

    3.7 Good 31 reviews

    “Starting this review by saying that this store's shelves are generally being stocked daily. I particularly like the snack aisle. The store is kept clean and tidy, the employees are always helpful and I always have a good experience grabbing the couple of things I need for dinner. I would recommend this Dollar General if you're passing through Ivor and need something”

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  2. Wakefield Peanut Co LP - 11253 General Mahone Hwy

    11253 General Mahone Hwy, Wakefield VA 23888

    4.8 Superb 135 reviews

    “Being from the surrounding area as a kid I love peanuts so when ever I travel back home I have to get some on our way to Petersburg we stopped to find some snacks it was amazing so many different peanuts and snacks to choose from and very reasonably priced the lady working there was extremely nice and helpful”

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  3. Wakefield Market - 608 County Dr

    608 County Dr, Wakefield VA 23888

    4.3 Superb 58 reviews

    “I love the selection of meats that they have. And I particularly enjoy the 5 for 25 on said meats. Their fresh fruits And vegetables are great and I enjoy the gluten free selection. The only thing I could complain about is not the employees but just how the other customers leave carts everywhere in the parking lot.”

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  5. Dollar General - 105 S County Dr

    105 S County Dr, Wakefield VA 23888

    3.3 Good 52 reviews

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