Discount Stores in Beaumont, CA

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  1. 1575 East 2nd Street, Beaumont CA 92223

    4.5 Superb 127 reviews

    “Their store is very organized and clean. They could have more options as far as some of the groceries. Their cereal is very limited. As well as their frozen items. But overall they're pretty easy to shop. And their staff are very kind and quick to help and service.”

  2. 1545 East 2nd Street Ste 200, Beaumont CA 92223

    4.2 Good 98 reviews

    “I live in Hemet and the store there usually sucked. It'll look like it was on a liquidation sale all the time. So we usually come here and find everything we want and what they could have. It was a Friday evening and it was a team of 4-5 people stocking up the shelves so it's our Five below go to.”

  3. 1486 E 2nd St, Beaumont CA 92223

    4 Good 122 reviews

    “The staff is very friendly and welcoming. Of course the prices are great. The store manager was polite and very helpful. Sorry I don't remember his name. Thank you Dollar tree.”

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  5. 1025 E 6th St, Beaumont CA 92223

    3.7 Good 142 reviews

    “First time ever I have been in a second hand/thrift store that i found shoes that fit me and that I thought were fashionable. I got 2 pair but I found 5 pair. There again a first, I had to chose because i had so many. Same with the shorts. I bought so many shorts the the beautifull girls at checkout gave me 100% off of the shoes. And let me say a little more about them girls, them georges, vibrent and young, friendly, giving, popular, sexy and vivacious, drop dead beautiful girls....thank you.”

  6. 649 E 6th St, Beaumont CA 92223

    3.4 Good 79 reviews

    “I enjoy this location. The interior has been remodeled and resulted in a definite upgraded ambience. The staff have a sense of humor when necessary. All the basics are available. Note to those individuals who need basic auto supplies such as oil, etc. You can find them at this store.”

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