Discount Stores near Durham, CA

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  1. 9386 Midway, Durham CA 95938

    4 Good 70 reviews

    “I spent two dollars, and in general, I think it was an okay purchase. It would be nice if there was a recycling can nearby to deal with products of the immediately consumed variety while on foot or on a bike, but it's not too important. I just dealt with it using the nearby school's waste bins.”

  2. 801 East Avenue Ste 129, Chico CA 95926

    4 Good 90 reviews

    “I visited the store on 7/30/26. I had the good fortune to be helped by Michelle. She was extremely helpful and congenial. Give her a raise! She deserves it. She is the reason I will return to this location. she is the”

  3. 2485 Notre Dame Boulevard, Chico CA 95928

    4 Good 79 reviews

    “I've been trying to get a certain item and not only did I finely find it after several trips I received help getting to my vehicle ,it was very nice, THANK YOU ❣ I'll be definitely going back to this store.”

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  5. 2507 Esplanade, Chico CA 95926

    3.7 Good 69 reviews

    “It's a good place for inexpensive things that cost way more elsewhere. Household items, birthday party decorations and even Ice Cream and your favorite movie theater snacks at 90% less expensive prices.”

  6. 765 East Avenue, Chico CA 95926

    3.4 Good 165 reviews

    “Great finds but the prices vary so much for the same items, for example a set of 2 small plant pots were separated and although identical they were priced drastically different. One was 3.99 the other 7.99. Also I wish they did not separate the sets of dishes/cups/silverware but I understand why, to maximize profits.”

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