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Discount Stores in Alabaster, AL

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  1. Five Below - 100 South Colonial Drive Ste 2350

    100 South Colonial Drive Ste 2350, Alabaster AL 35007

    4.3 Superb 55 reviews

    “YALL Ms.Jamie was amazing i called to see bout the new alanai and she said she didnt kno yeah as she was opening up the pallets a few hours later she calls me back to tells me that she has them and she will hold them for me.. she went above to make sure i got them...”

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  2. Dollar General - 2260 Kent Dairy Rd

    2260 Kent Dairy Rd, Alabaster AL 35007

    4.1 Good 76 reviews

    “Oh gosh, me and my daughter had the best experience. Sadie is the sweetest, played peekaboo with my daughter and even gave her a balloon. She was the absolute best!”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 300 Colonial Promenade Pkwy Ste 1100

    300 Colonial Promenade Pkwy Ste 1100, Alabaster AL 35007

    3.9 Good 87 reviews

    “This Dollar Tree is the cleanest and most organized store I have ever been to. I get everything from here, and the staff is the sweetest. Shout-out to Amanda for being amazing and super helpful!”

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  5. Dollar General - 515 1st St SW

    515 1st St SW, Alabaster AL 35007

    3.4 Good 65 reviews

    “The young lady that assisted me was Brittany she is Kind Polite and VERY Knowledgeable but she is Also an EXTREMELY HARD WORKER this is the BEST this location has looked in YEARS. I can’t brag enough on the girls Brittney and Meredith they have improved this location tremendously- I live within a 1/2 mile from this location and up until 1 month ago I avoided this location simply because of the way it looked and smelled now it’s just bright and VIBRANT Good Job Girls and GREAT JOB Dollar General ! So thankful for a clean place to come and shop.”

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