Discount Stores in Auburn, AL

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  1. 1322 Opelika Rd, Auburn AL 36830

    4.5 Superb 125 reviews

    “We had just moved in the day before, and I needed a new mattress and box springs right away because my son was coming that night to help unpack boxes. I called, they gave me incredibly helpful and detailed information over the phone so I could make an informed decision, then were able to deliver and set up on the upstairs bed that afternoon. In a very stressful and overwhelming day, they provided great service at a great price and made at least 1 thing that day go so smoothly!”

  2. 5334 AL-14 W, Auburn AL 36832

    4.2 Good 42 reviews

    “This location is very convenient to us. It is very easy in and out. The employees are always very nice. The store is neat, clean and well stocked. We use this as our store quite often”

  3. 196 E University Dr, Auburn AL 36832

    3.9 Good 58 reviews

    “I live close by to this store and have always had a great experience! They always have the little things that I need! Cashier Deunshia is so sweet, helpful and has pleasant conversations with the customers! As a former retail employee thought she deserves to be noticed for it!”

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  5. 1961 Wire Rd, Auburn AL 36832

    3.9 Good 57 reviews

    “Good service - 3 young ladies ask me if l found what I was looking for - don't get that kind of service in north alabama- well run store and super clean and great service”

  6. 2979 Lee County Rd 72, Auburn AL 36830

    3.1 Average 27 reviews

  7. 2900 East University Drive, Auburn AL 36830

    2.8 Average 22 reviews

    “I stepped in here for a second to look for a specific item and I found it. Somehow i knew it would be here. This place is pretty well maintained and the lady that checked me out was super duper nice. Fantastic experience.”

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