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Discount Stores in Costa Mesa, CA

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  1. Daiso - Japanese Household Goods - 665 Paularino Avenue

    665 Paularino Avenue, Costa Mesa CA 92626

    4.4 Superb 62 reviews

    “What's not to like about daiso. It's the best place to go for little knick knacks And things you didn't know you needed. They have some light snacks and home design items as well as school stuff and craft things. They have some bags and kitchen ware. Not really any clothes. Very nice customer service. And my favorite new addition. One self service kiosk!”

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  2. Grocery Outlet - 1835 Newport Blvd C140

    1835 Newport Blvd C140, Costa Mesa CA 92627

    4 Good 190 reviews

    “five stars really good values. The selection changes frequently so it pays off to walk down every aisle and get the best deals. Pricing are far better than regular grocery stores. Highly recommend..”

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  3. Five Below - 2300 Harbor Boulevard Ste E-1

    2300 Harbor Boulevard Ste E-1, Costa Mesa CA 92626

    4 Good 109 reviews

    “Little dissapointed with the new update that the store made email for coupon is no longer available for regular customers!! Only for new customers!! that's the only reason why I keep coming back to shop in this store!! but I love how all the viral items are available here and how helpful Vanessa is despite being busy she did an amazing job helping me today!!”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 2230 Fairview Road Unit D

    2230 Fairview Road Unit D, Costa Mesa CA 92627

    3.8 Good 142 reviews

    “This Dollar Tree location is near a post office. I just went there to get some first aid kit items, like band aids. It's a busy and good location. The employees are nice and helpful.”

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  6. Dollar Mart Plus - 841 1/2 W 19th Street

    841 1/2 W 19th Street, Costa Mesa CA 92627

    3.2 Average 9 reviews

    “Great little neighborhood market located in the corner of the shopping center by Wayfarers bar. I come here to pick up laundry soap, snacks and house supplies... you name it, they got it! Gum, lotto scratchers, food and more! One stop shop that supports the local community- my kind of place. Service is always top notch & items are competitively priced when it comes to convenience stores.”

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