Dollar Stores in Villa Rica, GA

“We live 2 minutes from this store, they close at 10 \\u0026 we called at 9:55 to see if they would stay open long enough for us to get there \\u0026 grab peroxide \\u0026 neosporin since my son had glass in his foot we had to pull out. Not only did they stay open but they had everything sitting on the counter for us! Best customer service I’ve ever received!”

“This location is fully stocked with all your seasonal goods. Valentines ?...St. Patrick's Day...Easter. There is a huge selection of candy to choose from. This place is awesome.”

“Decent prices and selection. Employees seem spread a little thin, it seems every time I go in there they're putting up stock and it takes them a few seconds to get to the register.”

“Oh ny favorite dollar general EVER ALSO HAS A SELF CHECK OUT !!!! Store is so clean and nice and has so much different stuff to choose from and their decor isle is amazing”

“great store to shop at of course all of them are high so if you can get to another store I would but the staff here is awesome always friendly and helpful except for that white lady I think she's a manager she has an attitude problem but who doesn't”

“Truly amazing customer service was shown by Stephanie on my last visit to Dollar General! Not only did she stop to help me, but I saw her patiently assist another gentleman find what he needed. It warmed my heart to see so much effort out in for one person. What an exceptional young lady, and a true asset to this company! ?”

“Full disclosure: This store has been an integral part of my life for many years. Some residents of Villa Rica may not remember the town before Mirror Lake and the boom of commercial and residential building. When Villa Rica was nothing more than a single road going through town that fit the saying, "if you blink you will miss it." When the town's cuisine consisted solely of Ruby's diner and Gilly's BBQ and all of our shopping was done at the Family Dollar. Nestled in the town's oldest shopping center beside Big Buy (now Farmers Furniture) and adjacent to the Villa Theatre (now The Watering Hole) many a family would stop by on a Sunday to get what home goods they would need for the week. This is where I was with my two brothers on a cold January morning in 1989 following a house fire in which we lost everything. Dressed just in our pajamas a neighbor had taken us to Family Dollar to pick up some clothes and shoes since ours had been consumed by the flames along with everything else we owned. I remember the manager was so heartbroken at our condition she insisted on us having some snacks and drinks on her and I've always suspected my neighbor wasn't allowed to pay for our clothes. Years before this was the same Family Dollar my mother drug me back into so I could return a stolen pack of gum and face the wrath of the cashier, who did nothing except give me a disappointed look that was worse than the whipping my mom gave me later. Now as an adult I can come into the store and if I look really hard and squint my eyes I can imagine being there as a kid those long years ago. And while the store is still there everything else around it has changed. If you've been to the Family Dollar recently then you will note that the store is always very clean and organized. The staff seems to take great pride in the care and maintenance of the store and inventory. Unlike at the other dollar stores in town you won't find aisles cluttered with boxes of merchandise and leftover trash. Instead you will find clean aisles and stocked shelves. If you have trouble finding something the staff is always willing to assist, even if the thing you were looking for is right in front of you. I know I can always count on them having all the movie candy and Mtn Dew I need for those Netflix binge watching weekends, and don't forget the seasonal assortment of yard thingies that either make my yard the tackiest in the neighborhood or makes my neighbors so so jealous 😎. Finally, just by watching the interactions between customers and whom I assume is the manager I get the sense that she really feels the family in Family Dollar. The customers talk to her like they have all been old friends and it brings me back to the Family Dollar I knew as a kid. Sometimes I think Villa Rica lost some of its charm and innocence in the last decades of its growing developments, but then I think I still see it at the Family Dollar.”

“The staff always welcomes people into the store and they are so sweet. also the store is usually very organized and the workers are always working. This is the one if one of us go in Douglasville.”