Discount Stores in Fillmore, CA

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  1. 1108 W Ventura St, Fillmore CA 93015

    4.2 Good 75 reviews

    “Always finding a deal and new and different items to explore. I get a cost savings compared to the other shopping option in Fillmore. The Grocery Warehouse Outlet stretches my budget 😁♥”

  2. 640 Ventura St, Fillmore CA 93015

    3.4 Good 6 reviews

    “It is a small store that has jeans, shorts, jackets,shirts socks, bra's thermals, ETC. I used to go there to pick up shorts for a good prices but now they have raised the prices by a lot but they do have dickeys and 501 jeans the lady is helpful but she really don't like people to touch things with out here help I think it's just to keep things on order but you tell her your size your looking for and she will get it they have a bunch of cleaners soaps tape glue woman's hair octopus clips my wife had to tell me that one they have some toys to and odds and ends in fillmore you have to wear a mask or they wont let you in but a neat little store but watch the prices”

  3. 745 Ventura Street, Fillmore CA 93015

    3.7 Good 53 reviews

    “You can find some good deals here. There's a broad selection of random stuff. I was surprised at some of the things they had. Products are rotated seasonally.”

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  5. 1154 Ventura Street, Fillmore CA 93015

    3.1 Average 80 reviews

    “First time in a Dollar General. They literally have EVERYTHING. I was very pleased with the home decor selection. Vases, rugs, signs, and candle holders for under $5. I think I found my new favorite place. Also I noticed the staff bringing out merchandise so it appears they might restock the store on Monday's. Located in an outdoor mall with a grocery outlet.”

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