Discount Stores in San Jacinto, CA

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  1. 733 West Main Street, San Jacinto CA 92583

    4.8 Superb 29 reviews

    “This is a good little shop. Life is already dificult enough for everyone, so stop picking on the workers here! They do a good job, prices are fair and their stuff is usually in good condition. Leave your attitude problems in your vehicle when you park. Nobody is waiting for you to arrive, nobody is royalty, ok?”

  2. 1435 South San Jacinto Avenue, San Jacinto CA 92583

    4.3 Superb 58 reviews

    “There are not many options overall. There is a sports shop to the immediate right when you enter. The lady sells different sports team baseball hats, shirts, some hoodies/wnd breakers and other sports accessories. They do have two large T-shirt shops that sell ProClub and Shaka Tshirts. One shop does plain t-shirts, socks and miscellaneous stuff which is located on the right center of the shop. The other has graphic T-shirts, hoodies, shorts, and pants located in the back right of the building. There's one shoe store to the far left of with different types of tennis shoes. Prices are decent at most stores.”

  3. 1448 South Sanderson Avenue, San Jacinto CA 92582

    4.1 Good 53 reviews

    “Big, spacious building with plenty of merchandise. I went there for fardwn needs and they had a good selection. Parking is great with easy wheelchair accessibility. They have two spacious clean restrooms.”

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  5. 1250 North State Street, San Jacinto CA 92583

    4.1 Good 55 reviews

    “This is my go to dollar tree store. I really like how well organized this store is compared to others in the area and the staff is very nice. The lines can be a bit long at times towards the evening which is why I prefer to go in the mornings.”

  6. 700 South San Jacinto Avenue, San Jacinto CA 92583

    3.6 Good 120 reviews

    “The app provides opportunity for exceptional savings Recent trip total was $58 pre app savings, once deals applied total was reduced to $28 Laundry and household cleaning supplies as well as snacks are the primary items I purchase here for best value”

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