18101 Kings Hwy, Montross VA 22520
“I love this store! You can run in and get small items you need and staff is always nice and know their customers. I love that they make you aware of sales, say hi when you enter and then they basically show that they love their jobs! These employees are the best!”
5740 Richmond Rd, Warsaw VA 22572
“Good parking. Right at the main intersection of town. I needed some poster board and markers for a yard sale. I went in, noticed school supplies off to my left on the 2nd row. Vavooom! Everything I went in for was right there. Prices were better than expected. I found 2 large poster boards and two packages of bright colored 12" x 12" poster boards and a 1/2" tipped fat magic marker all for less than $5.00. I know where to find yard sale supplies next time.”
4238 Richmond Rd, Warsaw VA 22572
“I am 68 years old and not very well, but when I purchased a 4 wheel garden wagon and the girl behind the register came around to help me lift in the cart, I thought that was the most thoughtful thing. Thank you ?.”
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