Overall a great store to shop in. Always good prices (personal opinion) but can be very dirty. Ex:…read moremy little brother touched the inside of one of the freezers and had to go wash his hands as they came back with mold and other nasty stuff

We used to come to Martin's a lot more frequently back in 2022-2023, but we ended up stopping…read morealtogether after a couple of bad experiences with the folks that work there and a few other factors. The first bad interaction we had was when we picked up one of the green carts, to which one of the employees snatched it out of my hands and told me this cart is for the online pick up orders only. Mind you, I had used the green carts before - I preferred them because they could hold more items - and nobody ever told me different. The lady just told me to grab another cart that wasn't green and left as though she hadn't done anything wrong. When I went to complain about it at the desk, they said they couldn't do anything about it but that I was free to pick up another green cart if there was one available. The second bad experience was with a lady working the gas station. We had saved up a lot of points through our purchases to get some money off gas, so I figured well let's try to fill up both our cars with the discount. I didn't see a sign out saying we couldn't, so we lined it up until we hit our max (which I think is 35 gallons). The attendant came telling us we weren't allowed to do that but I asked where did it say we couldn't? If the max is 35 gallons, does it matter where those gallons go into? Nowhere on the Martin's Fuel Savings page does it say you can only fuel one car with those savings. I didn't feel like arguing about it - so we only filled up the one car. God forbid anybody tried to maximize their discounts. Another factor is that the produce at this Martin's has a very annoying habit of going bad very fast. We thought it was just us - but we'd have our fruits and vegetables start to rot 2-3 days after we purchased them here. For reference, we had produce at Walmart last a week or longer - but at Martin's - it's almost like it was always ready to go bad. We noticed this on multiple visits. There was maybe a handful of times that it didn't go bad right away - but we ended up just not getting our produce here before we just quit coming. Lastly, we had one or two bad interactions with some of the other shoppers here. I think some of the folks that shop here have this idea in their mind that only some people of a specific social class shop at Martin's and it's a little hilarious because we're in Culpeper of all places. This town is filled with hardworking men and women and so it's bizarre to see a place that has people think this way. This isn't a Martin's thing - but something we've observed only here. I truly don't think every Martin's shopper thinks this way - it's just sad to have encountered it. It's all to say that I just don't feel comfortable shopping here anymore. If nothing else, the produce has consistently shown to go bad faster than the produce at Walmart and it's cheaper at Walmart than it is over here. It's a shame.

i have come to appreciate this Ruckersville Walmart so much. Great convenience…read more Thank you for help and assistance in my prescriptions. The best people ever! The produce selection gets lots of shoppers. I dont know how,you do such a good job of keeping stock supplied with great product. The check out people are kind and helpful. they do a great service for me

terrible customer service. I was in dire need of a cookie cake. I called to see if they had any in…read morestock. They did not have anyone to answer the phone for me. so in the short my day was ruined by this terrible customer service for answering the phone over a Cooke cake

We've been to Ollie's at least a half dozen times since they opened & NEVER leave without…read moresomething. Actually, always MORE than something - lol! Primarily food items & books. Our last visit had us leaving with several bags of my favorite unhealthy snack - Snyder's spicy pretzel pieces ("Buffalo Hot" & "Jalapeno") for less than half of what supermarkets charge, canned diced "Muir Glen" tomatoes for $.99 (that's a pittance compared to regular markets), Harry & David's expensive "Moose Munch" caramel popcorns for a pittance - you get the idea. They pretty much have a little of everything from soup to nuts at bargain basement prices. No dents or shoddy or expired stuff - everything is in prime condition. Since it's all overstock, clearance, or discontinued stuff, you can't count on being able to buy the same items when you go, but there's always something new & interesting to browse in the grocery department. Also be sure to check out some really terrific bargains on small appliances & cookware, & as for books - I'm a cookbook collector, & nearly always score a new volume or two when we visit. All at about a third or less of list price. Bottom Line: Interesting place to stop by occasionally for an ever-changing array of inexpensive finds. And if you sign up for their free rewards program, you get extra discounts on the already well-discounted prices.

When I first walked in, I wanted to turn around and walk out. It was a bit smelly at first entrance…read moreand the place seemed overwhelming. It's big. However, I carried on. I walked past an entire wall of cooking utensils, couple aisles of sheets, pillows, and comforters. It seemed to be in fresh packaging, like, it's not like there are rips and holes in everything. It's a million and one things for cheaper prices. Not really much clothing so that's good. Otherwise it would be just wayyy too much. The entire back of the store was full of area rugs, big and small. Like an enormous amount of carpets. I found it interesting, some were like $14 and they were pretty big. I walked in and out of prob hundreds of aisles. When I finally got to the 4th corner..... I was amazed. It was like Book-A-Million in there! And for extreme low cost. I bought a couple books. Star Wars Where's Wookie". Oh I love look and seek books. Hard back with hard pages for $2.99 people. I got a children's book of animals that has the U.S. English word and the Mexican Spanish word beside it. Hard back book. Hard pages. $1.99. I stayed in the books section a while. Great ideas for Christmas in the book section. I mean, they had an easy 300 books just about cooking. 3x as many for children. Self help, religions, etc. Tons of toys and body, face, hair care. Check the ingredients as always. Check for toxic labels as always. Always check that everywhere!!! Even Mr. Coffee, Coffee Makers have toxins labels. (Don't believe it? Go check). It's on the box on your local Walmart. The entire store, just like Walmart, basically is made, produced or manufactured in China. Not surprising. The store was interesting. I'll say that.

I appreciate this German food chain. Aldi is a grocery store that gives you savings instead of…read more"frills." You won't see spacious shelves, food demonstrations or tons of employees in the grocery aisle. I like the food selections. The produce items are usually high quality and cheaper than most other stores. I have gotten a bunch of bananas for as low as .24. That price varies but it always cheaper than Safeway, Giant, Harris Teeter, Whole Foods and Shopper's. Crackers are normally cheaper at Aldi too. Merci chocolate packages range from $6.99 to .$9.99 at other stores. I just bought several for thank you gifts and paid $4.99 a piece. The owners have an innovative way of never having to collect their own shopping carts. You have to have a quarter to "deposit" into the cart to unlock it from the other carts. Your quarter is returned to you as soon as you replace the cart. If you don't have change, the cashiers are happy to give you change for any bills. Bring grocery bags. If you forget them Aldi has a wonderful giant reusable bag that you can purchase. I am not a fan of their plastic bags. They don't last long if you have heavy items. You won't find many brand name items but the products are produced in the same warehouses as the brand name items and are just as good. This location isn't near my house but I enjoy stopping by when I am in the area. The employees are nice. The bathrooms are clean.

This branch's team has been friendly ever since Aldi opened its doors in Culpeper, but we…read moreexperienced a new level of excellence service when we went shopping yesterday evening. I prepaid 20 bags of garden soil among the grocery items we had selected. After we loaded our groceries into the car, we returned to the store to pick up the bags of soil. The cashier called me and pointed to a cart that was already loaded with 20 bags of soil. Ready to go. This was a very pleasant surprise. Thanks to the cashier and the employee who loaded the cart. You guys rock!!!

Great family dollar on a swing through the South…read more Unusually well laid out, stocked and friendly to boot. Just when you thought your day could not get any better: your girl sends you to make some purchases. Easy and stocked place. Came back happy and with great dollar bargains in Orange, Virginia. Keep it up snack shack. Great job! Rebel says: 4 stars

I love this location! It has a fresh appearance to it and is very comforting to shop in…read more The only downsides are that the grocery section can be running out of supplies (bread in particular) often, and a lot of their inventory listed online as "in stock" for this location is nonexistent. One more thing: PREGNANCY PARKING. It would be SO appreciated. Numerous times I've had to leave simply because the walk into the store was too much from so far away. There is cop parking and so many handicap places that are left empty-- I think one or two could be adjusted! :)

It's a great alternative to Walmart - I will come to Target if I don't have time to wait in…read moreWalmart's line or if I know I need to just run in & get something. The prices are not comparable to Walmart though, so don't come here looking for a good deal. The customer service is good and the same people are usually working every time I go in there.

The staff member here was super friendly and helped us find exactly what we needed. I was in a…read morehurry, and I was also really tired. The staff member took the time to quickly show us where things were so I could just get back to my unit and finally rest after a long day of driving and on the mountain! Thankful for the patience and care I received while hopping in and out of this place!

Definitely not what I expected. The store has loose stock everywhere, and very disorganized. On the…read moreother hand the prices are low, and the staff is friendly. It's a dollar general, so if you've been to 1, you've been to 100. #ItIsWhatItIs

It's the Dollar Tree - what do you realistically expect from this place?…read more That being said, there's a few issues that consistently plague this location. For one, it's almost always in a state of disorganization and I believe it's because the place is almost always understaffed - so there's usually nobody around to clean up the items that are discarded to the floor by other patrons. The other day, I walked through a bunch of items that were just strewn on the floor in the first aid section. Because it's always understaffed, there's never more than one person working the cash register, so you end up with really backed up lanes. They're usually pretty quick, but you might end up having to wait a little while to get through. They also raised their prices to $1.25 in 2021 and then brought $1.50 to $7 items in 2024 - so it's become more in-line with Dollar General and Family Dollar as a result. The staff here have always been really kind and friendly. I've never had an issue with them.

This is one of my favorite dollar stores. Dollar Tree accepts manufacturer coupons. There is a…read moredecent selection of greeting cards, wrapping paper and party supplies. The school supplies are cheaper at Walmart but there are some decent craft items. There is a large snack section. Don't shop when you are hungry!