Discount Stores in Fairhope, AL

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  1. 8085 US-98, Fairhope AL 36532

    4.4 Superb 65 reviews

    “Awesome people just spoke with the manager and GM and they're awesome down to earth it's a clean store really good varieties. They take pride in there store and honestly they look like someone i would work for. And can I emphasize on clean here ... Goood job !!!”

  2. 101 South Greeno Road, Fairhope AL 36532

    4.1 Good 77 reviews

    “Great buys on cards ..better prices than other Dollar named stores...stores have different varieties so might check out several to find ones you like. They could do a better job of keeping them restocked”

  3. 904 Morphy Avenue, Fairhope AL 36532

    4 Good 74 reviews

    “I have celiac disease and I really appreciate you all stocking some gluten free items!!!!!!! Always a friendly, smiling staff and pleasant experience at your store. Thank you!!”

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  5. 197 Baldwin Square I, Fairhope AL 36532

    3.8 Good 22 reviews

    “I visited the Five Below in Fairhope and had a great experience. The store was clean, organized, and full of fun, affordable items. Everything was easy to find, and the checkout process was quick and smooth. The associate at the register was polite and efficient. I found exactly what I came for, and the prices were excellent. A bright, upbeat store that’s always enjoyable to shop in.”

  6. 8443 Twin Beech Road, Fairhope AL 36532

    3.3 Good 27 reviews

    “This is by far the best dollar general store around this area, the closers are always super nice and make sure I have everything I need. They not only make me feel prioritized but also like a part of the family. Keep up the good work!”

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