Discount Stores near Mineral, VA

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  1. 172 Davis Hwy, Mineral VA 23117

    3.5 Good 69 reviews

    “cannot thank the team at Dollar General enough for the incredible kindness I experienced during a recent visit. I had a COPD flare-up while in the store, and an employee named Danielle went above and beyond to make sure I was safe. She truly gave stellar customer service, refusing to let me leave until I was feeling better and stable. A big shout-out as well to the nurse who happened to be in the store and stepped in to help. It’s rare to find people who genuinely care like this. Thank you, Danielle, for looking out for me”

  2. 1500 New Bridge Road, Mineral VA 23117

    3.1 Average 72 reviews

    “One of the nicer DG stores in the area. Much cleaner than most I have been to. Everything is easy to find & the shelves are well stocked. The staff members are always very nice & helpful.”

  3. 502 E Main St, Louisa VA 23093

    3.9 Good 33 reviews

    “This Dollar Tree is located in Zion Crossroads near Walmart, it's neat and well stocked. I could have spent more but I wouldn't have enough room in my car. 😂😊”

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  5. 502 E Main St, Triangle Plz Ste 7, Louisa VA 23093

    3.8 Good 21 reviews

    “The 2 ladies @ Family Dollar had compassion. To set up an account we had go back 70 yrs to set it up. There is good reason to set up an app cuz 5$ off 25$ & 10$ off 30$ benefits .”

  6. 406 East Main Street, Louisa VA 23093

    3.7 Good 61 reviews

    “The little girl named I believe is Destiny working the register was very sweet. She helped me out the whole time I was in the store. Due to my back I can’t reach high and she helped with gathering my needs and was very patient while we was working with the broken card reader. I always enjoy shopping here due to the wonderful employees and great deals!!”

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