Discount Stores in Fairfield, CA

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  1. 3060 Travis Boulevard, Fairfield CA 94534

    4.2 Good 87 reviews

    “Nice to find some activity’s for toddler like chalk to getting Easter basket stuff or even some stuff you don’t care as much for potluck like utensils, or actual plasticwear”

  2. 200 Travis Boulevard, Fairfield CA 94533

    4 Good 176 reviews

    “Popped into Grocery Outlet in Fairfield for a quick run and left feeling like I’d won a small, unexpected lottery. The place has that wonderful scavenger-hunt energy—you never know what you’ll find, but you’re almost always pleasantly surprised. The staff were friendly and the checkout line moved fast, which counts for a lot in my book. My only mild gripe, and I say this with a grin, is that the treasure-hunt vibe can work against you when you’re trying to remember exactly what you came for. I wandered out with a cart full of happy discoveries and absolutely none of the things on my list. But honestly? That’s a pretty good problem to have. I’ll be back, probably with a written list next time.”

  3. 2505 North Texas Street, Fairfield CA 94533

    3.9 Good 133 reviews

    “I didn't find anything I liked but my boyfriend did he found Some red curtains and gray curtains as well last minute we needed them to use as a backdrop we do photography and videography and I won a $100 gift card for New Year's for a giveaway dd's did so we used the gift cards for our business. And my boyfriend also got some black work shirts as well. Thank you dd's for choosing me for the New Year's Giveaway..”

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  5. 1740 N Texas St, Fairfield CA 94533

    3.8 Good 50 reviews

    “Bought some table legs today, the older woman at the counter was very nice and helpful. She had an unstable/hostile customer and dealt with it very professionally. Most prices were on the products already so I had no worries about being priced unfairly”

  6. 2425 North Texas Street, Fairfield CA 94533

    3.4 Good 106 reviews

    “Located behind Burger King and Smart and Final. It's not a dollar store per say as prices start at $1.25. Good variety of items especially holiday related items. Their amount of Halloween supplies is great!! You may need to wait for a bit to check out. Parking is easily available with handicap parking available.”

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