Discount Stores near Kinston, AL

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  1. 614 AL-52, Kinston AL 36453

    3.1 Average 52 reviews

    “Everyone is nice and the store is in good clean order. They also seem to not have a problem getting product to stock up with or cleaning up the store compared to the Opp and Samson stores.”

  2. 505 N Main St, Opp AL 36467

    3.9 Good 38 reviews

    “This is the cleanest, neatest dg store that wasn't brand new that I've ever been in. Kudos to the employees for taking pride. Other stores need to pattern after this one.”

  3. 48 Co Rd 607, Elba AL 36323

    3.5 Good 41 reviews

    “I went in on my way to a club meeting Sunday morning. I found the few items I needed very quickly and the cashier was very friendly and checked me out super quick!”

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  5. 605 E Main St, Samson AL 36477

    3.4 Good 67 reviews

    “Always greet service, pleasant staff.Just can't believe the difference of higher prices from R Florida stores.See yall next time I'm visiting family in Samson.????”

  6. 905 E Cumming Ave, Opp AL 36467

    3.2 Average 63 reviews

    “Amazing customer service and they really work hard to make sure their store is always clean and easy to find what you need. You can see this store manager puts all her heart into her employees and store”

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