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  1. Ollie's Bargain Outlet - 109 Lew Dewitt Boulevard Suite G

    109 Lew Dewitt Boulevard Suite G, Waynesboro VA 22980

    4.3 Superb 151 reviews

    “Of all the Ollie's I have been too, this one wins by far. They care about messes and dont even allow the near-negligent disorganization that is becoming more of a standard at other outlets. Better yet, all of the employees are a joy and the manager(male:I do not know his name) is so personable and friendly to animals, kids, adults, and the elderly. I love Ollies and I especially love this one.”

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  2. Big Lots - 2715 West Main Street

    2715 West Main Street, Waynesboro VA 22980

    4.2 Good 116 reviews

    “Big Lots has come a long way over the years. Even though they were sold out of what I was looking for, they did show they stocked it and the price was competitive with online prices. Their furniture is very decent and staff has been normally friendly and helpful!”

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  3. Family Dollar - 1300 West Broad Street

    1300 West Broad Street, Waynesboro VA 22980

    4.3 Superb 42 reviews

    “No long lines, open isles no crowding. In and out service! A small rearrangement of the shelving has been done. Give the store a new look and seems to have more items!”

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  5. Dollar General - 990 Hopeman Parkway

    990 Hopeman Parkway, Waynesboro VA 22980

    4.1 Good 38 reviews

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  6. Dollar General - 101 Rosser Avenue

    101 Rosser Avenue, Waynesboro VA 22980

    3.9 Good 68 reviews

    “I was super happy with this store, they have some of the best prices on snacks and candy that I’ve seen compared to places like Dollar Tree even! The workers were helpful and extremely nice! I will definitely be back to this location”

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  7. Dollar Tree - 2715 West Main Street

    2715 West Main Street, Waynesboro VA 22980

    3.4 Good 106 reviews

    “UPDATE:their is a new store manager and he is super friendly and always willing to answer questions. Their are several new employees that are super friendly and willing to help. Their is a teenage boy in their with better manners and respect then adults I have seen!!!!!!!!!! used to love going to this store, now it’s horrible to go too. The store is always a complete mess. There is some employees that are completely rude and disrespectful. The manager is completely rude. If u show here something is wrong she just makes comments and disrespectful to her customers. I would rather drive out of my way than to go to this store. The store in fishersville and staunton is so much better. The employees are extremely nice. They don’t act like you’re bothering them if you ask a question. I highly recommend driving to one of them.”

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