Discount Stores in Kingman, AZ

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  1. 3665 AZ-66, Kingman AZ 86409

    4.2 Good 101 reviews

    “This store is awesome in every thing lot to choose from in every category. Customer service is awesome all friendly people they notice you when walking in and willing to give you a helping hand... I found every thing I needed and even made some new friends in there the Sales associate gave me arecipe of hers and helped me find every thing in the recipe and checked me out quickly so I could get home.. so you know I'll shop here all the time.from now on.”

  2. 525 West Beale Street, Kingman AZ 86401

    4 Good 102 reviews

    “This Dollar General has stock loaded up in the aisles (as do most Dollar General stores). However, there was not as much stock blocking access to products as I have experienced in similar stores. For some reason, they were nearly out of dairy products, like milk and fresh creamers. The lot isn't huge, but I had no problem finding a spot for my 28' RV.”

  3. 4405 Stockton Hill Road, Kingman AZ 86409

    3.8 Good 106 reviews

    “This store has improved so much in the last year or so. Very good selection of frozen food since they replaced the old refrigerator units. Store is always clean, if somewhat cluttered sometimes with stock waiting to be put away. Staff is friendly, too.”

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  5. 2153 Gordon Dr # D, Kingman AZ 86409

    3.7 Good 58 reviews

    “I discovered Dollar Outlet actually on eBay after purchasing a 20-strip of KT Tape Kinesiology Therapeutic, Elastic Sports Tape For Pain Relief And Support. I never make it out to local stores or have an interest in purchasing KT Tape at our health & wellness expositions for events because the prices are a little steep. So, I always make it a priority to shop online for KT Tape in order to alleviate the headache.I have been using KT Tape for years now as a pain relief on my hamstrings and calf muscles during marathon runs which are typically the areas where I experience muscle cramps. It was its listed price on eBay that led to the interest in me purchasing from Dollar Outlet.The product arrived from Kingman Arizona beyond its projected delivery date, exactly how it was pictured. Post receiving my order, I later found that Dollar Outlet is family-owned and has been around since October of 2013.As for other products sold, Dollar Outlet sells an array of products by Skin Industries in the form of hats, t-shirts, skirts, swimwear, belt buckles, shoes, and feminine products as well. Out of all products I viewed outside of the KT Tape, I took a liking to some of the women's trucker hats by Skin Industries.Being that I had a good ordering experience with Dollar Outlet, I would surely order from again whether it be KT Tape, or any other listed products.~ Health. Love. Fun. ~Thomas G”

  6. 1915 Stockton Hill Road, Kingman AZ 86401

    3.6 Good 29 reviews

  7. 2645 Hualapai Mountain Road, Kingman AZ 86401

    3.5 Good 104 reviews

    “As a former Dollar general store manager I want to give a shout out to this little store. Today I witnessed an associate by the name of Chris come to the aid of a customer. A customer had left with his purchases riding a bike. The customer crashed and dumped all of his purchases. Associate Chris ran out with fresh bags. Helped the customer up and helped the customer rebag his items. The company needs more Chris's.”

  8. 3930 Stockton Hill Rd Ste 1, Kingman AZ 86409

    3.4 Good 116 reviews

    “Fun friendly environment. Staff was very friendly and helpful, store was clean, and everyone was working hard. Only had 1 cashier and the manager came to cashier and help clear the line and she got us out really quick and apologized for the wait. Still a great value at $1.25. Great experience”

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