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Discount Stores in Flagstaff, AZ

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  1. Dollar Tree - 1500 East Cedar Avenue Ste 67

    1500 East Cedar Avenue Ste 67, Flagstaff AZ 86004

    4 Good 110 reviews

    “I really like this store! They have a variety of items to choose from. The store was nice and clean and well stocked. The cashier, I think his name was Adan, was nice. I definitely recommend!!!”

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  2. Dollar General - 3409 Kachina Trail

    3409 Kachina Trail, Flagstaff AZ 86005

    4 Good 103 reviews

    “They have great prices on pet food for sure ! We love shopping here since we have an over abundance of cats now . Some people are not nice but thank GOD we are …. And that you also are good people that carry amazing products for a reasonable price . Thanks again for the great customer service too ! Have a blessed day ?”

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  3. Dollar General - 7925 N

    7925 N, 7925 US-89, Flagstaff AZ 86004

    3.9 Good 84 reviews

    “Great little store on my way home to grab cat food or snacks . They seem to have everything you need and then some . Thanks for the great customer service today. Have a blessed day 😇!!”

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  5. The Barn Bros - Flagstaff Estate sales and liquidation - 2160 E Rte 66

    2160 E Rte 66, Flagstaff AZ 86004

    3.8 Good 100 reviews

    “We had an amazing experience here. Staff was super helpful and there were lots of awesome items for sale. We found an incredible couch and copper pots for a decent price!”

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  6. Dollar Tree - 1300 South Plaza Way

    1300 South Plaza Way, Flagstaff AZ 86001

    3.5 Good 125 reviews

    “This place has good prices and nice products. I love the Dollar Tree. I gave this specific location a 4 star because the customer service was not very good. When we got to the checkout, the girls working at the registers talked througout the entire checkout process - neither of them greeted us, nor looked at us. The girl checking us out only spoke to give me the total. As I was leaving I said thank you to her. She said thank you have a nice day - again without even looking up. She did this to the other people in line also.”

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