Discount Stores in Redding, CA

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  1. 3685 Eureka Way, Redding CA 96001

    4.6 Superb 191 reviews

    “After trying to afford groceries in Trinity County this place is a miracle. The food is always fresh the prices are excellent the service is wonderful. I've never been there when I didn't see a smiling face behind the register. They're always willing to go the extra mile to help. Great place to shop!”

  2. 2235 Churn Crk Road, Redding CA 96002

    4.4 Superb 215 reviews

    “The folks down at grocery outlet are always so kind, helpful and friendly. But this time a cashier by the name of Sylvia went above and beyond to ensure our shopping experience was exemplary. My wife and I would like to show our gratitude and appreciation for everyone down at our local grocery outlet.”

  3. 3675 Meadow View Drive, Redding CA 96002

    4.2 Good 60 reviews

    “This is my favorite place. To have a general store full of everything you need with reasonable prices,even better than large box stores,they have brought so many stores to shasta county ,the best are in rural areas where customers can afford to buy something for their families and not break the bank”

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  5. 4611 Churn Crk Road, Redding CA 96002

    4 Good 49 reviews

    “Not my favorite store but the best employee ever, he was so kind to us. We did not understand the machines and he did the whole thing for us. Wish I had gotten his name, I forgot. I wish they had more employees than machines.”

  6. 6478 Westside Road #E, Redding CA 96001

    3.9 Good 47 reviews

    “I love my Dollar store it's always clean & well stocked. They updated their craft department with lots of new items . The prices are a bit higher than a Dollar . But well worth it.”

  7. 2991 Churn Crk Road, Redding CA 96002

    3.8 Good 84 reviews

    “Lots of parking available. Be wary, lots of homeless at this location. Store has a lot of potential however, they are always short staffed. The employees do a great job getting you checked out quickly. Store is always dirty looking.”

  8. 2386 South Bonnyview Road, Redding CA 96001

    3.7 Good 41 reviews

    “It is Sunday 9/20/25 6:30pm. The gentleman at the counter is by himself and got 13 people through the line efficiently and was a pleasure to talk to. You guys better check this and promote him or give him a raise”

  9. 2985 Victor Avenue, Redding CA 96002

    3.6 Good 54 reviews

    “Wow a great goodwill. Like the old fashioned ones that weren’t all picked out. The furniture was sad and old and so was the art. Otherwise had some good picks and fair prices.”

  10. 1350 Lake Boulevard, Redding CA 96003

    3.6 Good 125 reviews

    “Always check your receipt they over charge from what prices say on shelf. Regardless if your told the price wasn't change on shelf yet. They have to honor the price on shelf this is why this company has lawsuits against them. I agree with post about employees being unprofessional. I was overcharged and went back inside for refund. The girl at the register said, I don't do refunds and it's going to be a while because the other person who does refunds is busy. I asked her how long is it going to be because I have ice cream in my car. She looks at the employee stocking shelves and I said are you joking me you haven't even told her she's needed to do a refund. I said look she's not to busy to do her job giving me a refund because she's only stocking a shelf. Seriously no common sense on the employee at the register. Guess she wanted me to stand there and wait for her to finish stocking shelves before she was going to inform her a customer needs a refund...unbelievable NO COMMON SENSE IGNORANCE AT IT'S BEST. The other thing that I don't like are the digital coupons because your only allowed to use one per visit. It's a total rip off..! Overall this location is OK just some employees need common sense.”

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