Discount Stores in Lodi, CA

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  1. 520 South Cherokee Ln Ste 102, Lodi CA 95240

    4.1 Good 178 reviews

    “Don't get me wrong. The place wasn't terrible. The prices are decent. And the cashier was very friendly. Just does not have any public restrooms and it's a little rundown.”

  2. 520 South Cherokee Lane, Lodi CA 95240

    3.9 Good 95 reviews

    “Always friendly.....usually a good selection of household items such as pots ...pans....anything for the kitchen and cooking......lots of bedding items and good selection for pet supplies(pee pads.....leashes.....collars .....outfits....treats). Prices always reasonable”

  3. 2350 West Kettleman Lane Ste 130, Lodi CA 95242

    4.1 Good 25 reviews

    “The manager and staff are really NICE all the time. They’re very patient - I can’t imagine all they go through with customers with all the squishy toy hype. They handle themselves well and stay friendly.”

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  5. 125 Lakewood Mall, Lodi CA 95242

    3.7 Good 114 reviews

    “01/03/2026 The store was neat and clean. It has a good selection of merchandise. I was looking for calendars, but they were mostly sold out. I guess I should have started looking sooner. The parking in front of the store was almost full but there are spaces around the side and back.”

  6. 450 South Cherokee Lane, Lodi CA 95240

    3.4 Good 82 reviews

    “This Dollar Tree stays stocked up. I’ve come here for everything from cleaning stuff to snacks to last-minute party decorations and always walk out with more than I planned. Shelves are full, and the workers move quick even when there's a line. Super convenient for everyday things without breaking the bank.”

  7. 808 West Kettleman Lane, Lodi CA 95240

    2.5 Average 91 reviews

    “This location is well organized, spacious and clean. The prices are a little high, in my opinion, especially for smaller things. For example, a week worn infant bucket hat was the same price as a multi layered tulle maxi skirt fit for a child about 10 years old. The hat, as far as I could tell, was not a luxury designer brand. Still, it's one of my preferred thrifting stops in Lodi. If you're bringing donations, the dropoff is behind the building and while they are usually quick to help out, but I often feel like I'm a burden when I bring items to donate. I've actually been scoffed at when I've asked to keep the big plastic tub I brought my multiple bags of clothing in, and once recently I was turned away because they were closing. Not a big deal, I guess, but there were multiple half-empty of their rolling containers out still and 3-4 cars behind me. Easy fixes, if they are up for improvement. Still, 5 stars, my critiques are first world problems.”

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