Discount Stores in Newark, CA

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  1. 5409 Central Avenue Suite 20, Newark CA 94560

    4.5 Superb 55 reviews

    “Found them through Facebook marketplace listing - when I got to the store, it was bigger than I expected! The dad and son duo were very friendly and gave us a lot of good deals! Originally walked in to get gym mats for about 1/3 of retail prices, but also walked out with a new TV they had! We will be coming back. They have a ton of luggage and home good items. Recommend to check them out - support a local small family run business !”

  2. 350 Newpark Mall Rd, Newark CA 94560

    4.5 Superb 48 reviews

    “This Costco is pretty much the Fremont Pacific Commons Costco, but slightly better since it’s usually a bit less crowded, with shorter gas lines. They also don’t do that annoying extra cut on the pork belly that the Fremont Costco does. Much better for our uses.”

  3. 36601 Newark Boulevard Ste. 25, Newark CA 94560

    4.1 Good 166 reviews

    “In this inflation one place where you get variety of options than regular american stores at a budget is grocery outlet. Better yet they have stuff that you do not find in Safeway, luckys or foodmaxx Win win”

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  5. 35233 Newark Boulevard Ste C, Newark CA 94560

    3.9 Good 98 reviews

    “I love the merchandise, good finds, budget friendly and good quantity. The cashier was very nice. I bought dishes and glasses and she wrapped each item so that it would not break and carefully placed them in a bag.”

  6. 5833 Jarvis Avenue, Newark CA 94560

    3.6 Good 131 reviews

    “I love shopping here! The selection is fantastic, and I always find amazing deals on clothing and home goods. The store is well-organized, making it easy to browse and discover new treasures.”

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