Discount Stores in La Mirada, CA

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  1. 15723 Imperial Highway, La Mirada CA 90638

    4.7 Superb 79 reviews

    “The managers doing their job among other things they're keeping brown bags in stock for their customers it's very frustrating when a person comes in and buys 20 or 30 or more items and they have no way of carrying their items out I would suggest that customers call ahead and make sure they have brown bags before you go in”

  2. 14540 Leffingwell Rd, La Mirada CA 90638

    4 Good 170 reviews

    “Ive only been on a Saturday and that's their big ticket day so there a lot of boxes/items to go through. You cant open the pkgs in the bins (there are stickers that describe whats inside) but they do have a controled corner section that you can check to see if the electric/electronics work or if want to see whats in that box. Then it can be taped back if you don't want to”

  3. 15743 Imperial Hwy., La Mirada CA 90638

    3.6 Good 12 reviews

    “The cutest, sweetest cashier was just hired in the last week or so. I didn’t catch her name but she was hired in the month of June 2026 and she’s very young, maybe 18? We love going when she’s there because she’s just really kind. I would say she has great customer service skills. Also, the store is nice and clean and organized… we love it. Thank you management and hiring team, you’re doing great!”

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  5. 15745 East Imperial Hwy B, La Mirada CA 90638

    3.9 Good 173 reviews

    “La Mirada Grocery Outlet is truly a gem in our community! The staff here are incredibly friendly, professional, and always go out of their way to help. We absolutely love the people,t's clear they care deeply about supporting the local community. The store is always clean, well-organized, and fully stocked with great deals. We're here almost every day, and every visit is a pleasure. It feels like shopping with family. Highly recommended!”

  6. 13936 Imperial Highway, La Mirada CA 90638

    3.8 Good 87 reviews

    “I like going to different Dollar Trees to see what they have. I went here for a specific item did not get a chance to browse around. There was only one cashier and the line was down the aisle people kept asking to open another line. I stood in line about 15 or 20 minutes.”

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