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  1. Big Lots - 4318 George Washington Memorial Highway

    4318 George Washington Memorial Highway, Yorktown VA 23692

    4.3 Superb 145 reviews

    “This store is much better than the Newport News store, cleaner, more helpful associates. products are presented well. Used our 20% coupon and our 10% military discount. stocked up on a lot of things. well worth going.”

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  2. Roses Discount Store - 5130 George Washington Memorial Highway

    5130 George Washington Memorial Highway, Grafton VA 23692

    3.6 Good 57 reviews

    “I was at this store today picking up some last minute Christmas gifts. It was at 11:02 while standing at the register I had a conversation with a manager. I told him I really liked coming to this particular store. The employees are always helpful and are never rude. I told him thank you for hiring the kind of people who had good customer service skills and he thanked me for the compliment. It is store # 373 and the address is 5130 George Washington Highway. I just want to make sure this credit goes to this particular store.”

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  3. Dollar General - 2837 Denbigh Boulevard

    2837 Denbigh Boulevard, Grafton VA 23692

    2.9 Average 71 reviews

    “Stopped in for a birthday day gift and I was in awe! This is one of the cleanest (no the only one I’ve seen clean) stores I could walk the aisle with ease without truck carts on the floor. The shelves were full and front faced. I was in so much disbelief I walked down aisles that I didn’t need to just because I’ve NEVER seen a DG store this organized. I will travel the additional miles just to return to this location just because of the location. I was greeted (which makes you feel invited in) other stores I’ve visited they would just look at me! To whomever is the manager of this store GREAT JOB keep up the good work!!! I’m sure customers appreciate a clean organized environment. I personally THANK YOU ?”

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