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  1. Food Lion - 15429 Dahlgren Rd

    15429 Dahlgren Rd, King George VA 22485

    4.3 Superb 137 reviews

    “I had went into Food Lion earlier this week and I got rung up by a young man named Benji. He was a very kind person, asked me how my day was, if I wanted things double bagged, even complimented my hair. I personally don’t see how he could have been deliberately rude, or passive aggressive. Every time I go in there, it always is filled with such nice workers. Would absolutely recommend to anybody wanting to apply, or to go shop.”

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  2. Food Lion - 8149 Kings Hwy

    8149 Kings Hwy, King George VA 22485

    4.2 Good 145 reviews

    “Always able to find what I need here. The cashiers are also very nice and friendly. Taylor helped me today and he was very polite and up beat. His kindness had me leaving in a better mood than when I came in.”

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  3. Dollar General - 10586 Tinsbloom Mill Lane

    10586 Tinsbloom Mill Lane, King George VA 22485

    2.9 Average 72 reviews

    “Whenever I visit my mom I am a frequent shopper at this location. I have to say compared to any other location I have ever visited this one was by far the best.The store was actually stocked and not just boxes of stuff on u-boats everywhere.”

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  5. Dollar General - 8324 Passapatanzy Rd

    8324 Passapatanzy Rd, King George VA 22485

    2.9 Average 16 reviews

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