Discount Stores in Encinitas, CA

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  1. 145 South El Camino Real, Encinitas CA 92024

    4.2 Good 72 reviews

    “One of the best!!! Unbelievable staff, always cleans. Bathrooms are impeccable (so a great indicator for who they treat their store and products) Incredible selection of healthy and organic options. The staff are probably the nicest group of people so A+ to managment and hopefully they take really great care of them because I wouldn’t want to lose that type of team and dedication.”

  2. 218 North El Camino Real, Encinitas CA 92024

    4.1 Good 76 reviews

    “Didn't go here much in the past but since 99 center store is gone...its my go to for random stuff. Got a Bluetooth speaker for $7 and one for $10. They are great!”

  3. 1540 Encinitas Boulevard, Encinitas CA 92024

    3.9 Good 17 reviews

    “Such wonderful prices, and such a classy store!!! The staff were extremely helpful and pleasant....my new best friends and shop! If I lived here. Boohoo. Thank you!!! ?❤”

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  5. 220 North El Camino Real, Encinitas CA 92024

    3.2 Average 17 reviews

    “I love this store! I always find toys and books for my niece, and even cool stuff for my teenage nephew. Everything is so organized and the staff is just amazing and helpful. I was looking for a toy my niece is into right now, and the guy working Wednesday and Thursday evening went out of his way to help me. We found it, and that one gift made my niece so happy. I'll keep shopping here for all occasions and I'm so glad this place is nearby! If you're looking for gifts for the whole family, check them out because I'm sure you'll find it here!!”

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