Discount Stores in Montebello, CA

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  1. 2401 Via Campo, Montebello CA 90640

    4.3 Superb 183 reviews

    “Good stock of merchandise. Cashier's went to self checkout,making it tougher to ask questions on price of item. Very difficult to know why $5 & below, is now $35 high.”

  2. South 22nd Street, Montebello CA 90640

    4.4 Superb 48 reviews

    “So much variety. Although prices are NOT 99c anymore, they were still affordable. Got some items I had a hard time finding in other discount stores. Parking was limited in the area. Other than that, it was a good experience.”

  3. 1111 East Washington Blvd C, Montebello CA 90640

    5 Superb 11 reviews

    “The owners are very kind, friendly, funny and welcoming as soon as you walk into the store. It's family owned which makes it much more welcoming. They have very affordable prices for everything. I keep going back and I'm always welcomed and greeted.”

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  5. 886 West Beverly Boulevard, Montebello CA 90640

    4.3 Superb 47 reviews

    “Went innto browse around and see everything they had. So many nice items to choose from. Printed T Shirts, make up. Many good art books. Toys for children. Sports items (bought a racket set)”

  6. 104 East Whittier Boulevard, Montebello CA 90640

    3.9 Good 71 reviews

    “Love shopping here excellent deals and fantastic customer service, must come and check out their Instagram account. It was a great experience and everyone is works here is so helpful”

  7. 828 West Beverly Boulevard, Montebello CA 90640

    3.2 Average 102 reviews

    “Dollartree always a bargain, although, your prices, are going up, so it makes me weary to change my habits b/c I won't be able to afford my necessities to stay in my single apartment alone.”

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