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  1. Palmer's Grocery - 3898 Old Kings Hwy

    3898 Old Kings Hwy, Keysville VA 23947

    4.5 Superb 35 reviews

    “My wallet was either taken or lost there within close vicinity, difficult to know which one. If found please respond to this. There were relics from over 4 centuries ago within, including My identifications.”

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  2. Dollar General - 314 King Street

    314 King Street, Keysville VA 23947

    3.7 Good 62 reviews

    “Still has the greatest prices on some products - and love the remodeling (and am looking forward to seeing when it's finished). But, am disappointed that the store no longer sells some items (one is bras). And, because of the new setup, there is only one cashier most of the time - even when there is a long line of people. Also, would appreciate if stocking carts and other stocking clutter did not block the merchandise.UPDATE: The store has been revamped! Like the new look with more space and more products. The aisles are not as crowded anymore and they have two cashiers a lot of the time.”

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  3. Food Lion - 690 King Street

    690 King Street, Keysville VA 23947

    4 Good 121 reviews

    “It's a good and reliable food Lion, I like how this one is here in a town where there's not too much to visit. Friendly and warm inside the building and good people outside of the building too”

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