Discount Stores near Wakefield, VA

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  1. 105 South County Drive, Wakefield VA 23888

    3 Average 53 reviews

  2. 205 South County Drive, Waverly VA 23890

    3.9 Good 62 reviews

    “I was pleasantly surprised when I went in the Dollar General in Waverly and Disputants on Friday. Both stores were clean and organized. Could be because of new resets but I noticed a few different employees. They seemed to care for how their store looked. BIG, HUGE difference in attitude. Hope they can continue to keep it up to prove it didn't tidy up only for reset.Like the quick self checkout in Disputanta too!It's nice to see they're taking pride in their work and have fresh attitudes.Thanks so much now if the community can help with keeping it organized! Put item back where it belongs if you decide not to buy it ..don't be lazy.....do unto others as you'd want them to do for you.”

  3. 35611 General Mahone Blvd, Ivor VA 23866

    3.7 Good 31 reviews

    “Starting this review by saying that this store's shelves are generally being stocked daily. I particularly like the snack aisle. The store is kept clean and tidy, the employees are always helpful and I always have a good experience grabbing the couple of things I need for dinner. I would recommend this Dollar General if you're passing through Ivor and need something”

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