Discount Stores in Fremont, CA

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  1. 39035 Fremont Hub, Fremont CA 94538

    4.3 Superb 169 reviews

    “It was a busy mid Sunday morning, so I decided to get my table before my friend got there. They quickly got me something to drink, while waiting, different servers came to my table to see if I needed anything...very accommodating, pay attention to detail, and very personable”

  2. 4949 Stevenson Boulevard Ste F, Fremont CA 94538

    4.2 Good 197 reviews

    “This is one of the best Grocery Outlets I’ve visited! They have better selections of products, the store was clean, the products were fresh with tons of options, and the staff was great! This is my fav 😂”

  3. 37356 Niles Boulevard, Fremont CA 94536

    4.8 Superb 31 reviews

    “Lots of good memories here. This was the spot to get the good paraphernalia back in the day. Still got one old pipe in my stash. It’s a shame the city wouldn’t let this place open a dispensary. Shitty local politics. I hope this place never closes for good, but I’ve tried a couple times when I’m in the area to find it open and haven’t had any luck. The shop should had a website.”

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  5. 39300 Argonaut Way, Fremont CA 94538

    4.2 Good 100 reviews

    “Just want to say Thank You to the young man at the store today around 1100. My wife had lost her pocket book with all of her money in it. After we called, looking for it, he found it and called us back. You just don't find honesty in our world today. Thank you 😊.”

  6. 43732 Christy Street, Fremont CA 94538

    4.2 Good 57 reviews

    “Five Below has many locations. This one is the same as most of the other Five Below locations. The store is well lit, simple, and easy to navigate. The store has many bargain items available. All the items are well displayed. The checkout line is fast with a few self-checkout kiosks available as well.”

  7. 3021 Skyway Court, Fremont CA 94539

    3.9 Good 123 reviews

    “Very clean. Not crowded. Easy to park. The staff is friendly. The clientele is on the higher end. I like coming to this one. Plus, if there’s something I can’t find, Walmart is in the same complex, so walk there afterwards.”

  8. 39221 Fremont Hub, Fremont CA 94538

    3.7 Good 82 reviews

    “First time in here & overall it's tidier than dollar store or Ross. Most things are $5 or less. I was happy with cute plush pillow, $1 bday cards, cheap snacks, fidget toys & Valentine's Day stuff right now. There's some books, cosmetics, lots of candy & toys and art supplies. Overall some good stuff not quite 5 stars because there was one only poor woman handling like everything. Shout out to her for staying polite & helpful throughout.”

  9. 4949 Stevenson Boulevard Ste G, Fremont CA 94538

    3 Average 147 reviews

    “I've been to quite a few Dollar Tree stores, and this one is by far one of the better ones. The store is big, clean, and very well stocked. I work nearby, so I stop in often, and I'm always impressed by how much inventory they have. If I can't find something at other Dollar Tree locations, I can almost always count on this location to have it. The cashiers are consistently friendly, welcoming, and helpful, which makes every visit pleasant. It's obvious that the staff takes pride in keeping the store organized and making sure customers have a good experience. This has become my go to Dollar Tree. Highly recommended!”

  10. 4112 Fremont Hub, Fremont CA 94538

    2.8 Average 227 reviews

    “The clothes was good but the finding the size of mine to find the clothes it was not good but my size is very small and I'm very leader that I was not finding my size what clothes I like but I was finding another clothes that I was not liking but it was my size so you need to have more size in your place”

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