Discount Stores near North Dinwiddie, VA

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  1. 4300 Boydton Plank Rd, North dinwiddie VA 23803

    3.2 Average 36 reviews

    “I have had a REALLY hard time finding a Family Dollar that has cared about their store. This store was a breath of fresh air when I walked in. I was greeted by Michelle and Chris. They asked if I needed anything. I was helped when I did. I couldn't have asked for a cleaner store or more awesome employee's. Thanks! ?”

  2. 13076 Boydton Plank Rd, Dinwiddie VA 23841

    4.7 Superb 24 reviews

    “Nice clean store. This is the first combo store I have been to. (Dollar tree and family dollar) it was neat, I have not been to a Family Dollar in years. Cleaner and better organisd than I remembered.”

  3. 25100 Hofheimer Way, Petersburg VA 23803

    3.3 Good 80 reviews

    “Great little store, have a great variety of things from dairy to motor oil. 95% time store is clean and organized, but first of month its total chaos but with everybody getting checks at the first month they just wiped the stock out so the girls constantly have stuff in the house trying to restock shelving they do a damn good job for we know more people than they have at the store.”

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