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  1. ALDI - 125 Robinson Ml Plaza

    125 Robinson Ml Plaza, Leesburg VA 20175

    4.4 Superb 104 reviews

    “I really like this Aldi. The produce is usually very good, I like the top sirloin steaks and they are a good price. The sourdough bread is really good and is at a great price. Employees are always friendly and efficient.”

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  2. International Market - 64 Plaza St NE # B

    64 Plaza St NE # B, Leesburg VA 20176

    3.3 Good 59 reviews

    “The best place for any international shopping needs. If there’s a particular item you are interested in finding from another country (specifically Central American) but it’s not available in other shops, you could be in luck. International Market or USA Market (as it’s known by the locals) is a place where you try authentic Central American dishes, while shopping for authentic products from other countries, and sending money internationally. They have a whole professional meat butcher service as well as food delivery options such as Ubereats & Doordash.”

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  3. ALDI - 43150 Broadlands Center Plaza Suite 146

    43150 Broadlands Center Plaza Suite 146, Broadlands VA 20148

    4.2 Good 143 reviews

    “The managers of this store are phenomenal. My son just started playing Pokemon TCG and it's been difficult to find them. On stock day, they keep them behind the register and only allow one per person. It was great to see the only 3 kids out of 40 adults get some cards because the team there prioritized fairness over scalpers.”

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  5. Loudoun International Foods - 22034 Shaw Rd #110

    22034 Shaw Rd #110, Sterling VA 20164

    4.1 Good 21 reviews

    “Loudoun international foods is an African store in Sterling Virginia. It's a place with varieties of African foods and it's a nice place to shop.”

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