Discount Stores near Surry, VA

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  1. 697 Colonial Trail East, Surry VA 23883

    3.4 Good 53 reviews

    “I liked what they have done to the place! It looks much more like a cute small town store! My favorite is the home decor section you can see it as soon as you walk in! The items are a decent price. Found some cute 1.00 plates would have loved to get the matching set.”

  2. 5225 Settlers Market Boulevard Suite 130, Williamsburg VA 23188

    4.3 Superb 129 reviews

    “We may have not been able to find what we set out to get but I don’t think I’ve ever been in a 5 below that had people that were so helpful and pleasant to be around. They went beyond out of their way to help us find the Dandy’s world thing my daughter wanted and, even though they didn’t have it, I feel they couldn’t have done anything more to help than what they already did. 5 stars all the way for this place and I’m very impressed with the employees there.”

  3. 8147 Colonial Trail W, Spring Grove VA 23881

    4.6 Superb 32 reviews

    “Cool place. You need to decorate, buy a gift. Food, Sodas. First aid, medicines. Garden soil, planters. Everything but the kitchen sink. Staff is friendly and very helpful!”

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  5. 4640 Monticello Avenue, Williamsburg VA 23188

    3.5 Good 83 reviews

    “The darker lady (I’m sorry, I should’ve asked for her name) went above and beyond for me. She noticed a balloon I was carrying wasn’t fully enough and filled it with helium without asking. She looked for tape so I could tape it on the birthday bag so I wouldn’t let go of the balloons on my way to my car. I hope she works there more! She was really sweet! I just wish the soda fridge was stocked more often….”

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