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Discount Stores in El Mirage, AZ

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  1. The Liberty Thrift Store - 12101 Grand Ave

    12101 Grand Ave, El Mirage AZ 85335

    4.8 Superb 39 reviews

    “The place is CASH only so please bring money with you as they have great things and its really for a good cause compared to the lie goodwill likes to tell. The employee was very thoughtful and nice overall I will return with cash to buy more”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 13057 West Thunderbird Road

    13057 West Thunderbird Road, El Mirage AZ 85335

    4 Good 90 reviews

    “I love being able to pick up quick, more disposable one use items at this price. With everything being so expensive nowadays it really helps to have the dollar stores. This location is usually fully stocked. The staff is always very friendly. It's great for crafting items. I know what kind of items I can get here and it works for great fir those items.”

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  3. Family Dollar - 12101 West Thunderbird Road

    12101 West Thunderbird Road, El Mirage AZ 85335

    3.7 Good 63 reviews

    “I always find what I need when it comes to family dollar they have great prices and have variety of things for these holidays especially Christmas ornaments and for a very good price”

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  5. Discount Store: Convenience & Smoke Shop - 12102 West Thunderbird Road

    12102 West Thunderbird Road, El Mirage AZ 85335

    3.2 Average 27 reviews

    “I absolutely love this store!! Amazing owners and great people. Anything from snacks for my kids for a quick movie night to a Saturday night beer with my husband. They are always so nice and genuinely good people. More small businesses should be like this!!”

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