Discount Stores in Pleasant Hill, CA

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  1. 1671 Contra Costa Boulevard, Pleasant Hill CA 94523

    4.2 Good 224 reviews

    “This Grocery outlet has came a long way.... Recently I've Noticed Big Improvements! The Store looks amazing Better Customer service from the Employees, Better Selections of Items No one Following you Around Suspicious of you Shoplifting,Everyone is Working Hard It's About Time!! Thank you All!”

  2. 521 Contra Costa Boulevard, Pleasant Hill CA 94523

    4.1 Good 117 reviews

    “A wonderful shop full of good finds! The store is always bringing in new items to find and usually have great prices. The staff is always friendly when I shop and have no problem looking in the back or at upcoming shipments to see if what I want is in stock. A store I recommend to everyone in the area!”

  3. 157 Crescent Plaza, Pleasant Hill CA 94523

    3.7 Good 158 reviews

    “This location was cleaner & more organized than other Ross locations. I usually don't like Ross due to so much overstock stuffed & disorganized.This Ross location changes my overall opinion of Ross stores. Thank You!!!!”

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  5. 2318 Monument Blvd, Pleasant Hill CA 94523

    3.5 Good 167 reviews

    “I have been shopping at this store for years. It is very well stocked and very busy with long lines. Unfortunately you csn not use their carts due to transients taking them for personal use. Easy access from Freeway. Parking can be tight.”

  6. 556 Contra Costa Blvd, Pleasant Hill CA 94523

    3.5 Good 167 reviews

    “This is the cleanest, organized Ross I have ever visited. The floors were spotless. All staff members greeted me with a hello. I'm very impressed. Keep up the good work?”

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