Discount Stores near Santa Cruz, CA

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  1. 120 Morrissey Boulevard, Santa Cruz CA 95062

    4.4 Superb 250 reviews

    “It is what it is. Some good affordable wines, an organic vegetable section and part of a health food aisle. I go there first then a short trip to a more traditional grocery store.”

  2. 21515 East Cliff Drive, Santa Cruz CA 95062

    3.9 Good 138 reviews

    “Went in on short notice to buy a sewing kit, blond woman working the register was helping and kind. Talkative and friendly excellent customer service. Thank you.”

  3. 266-B Mt Hermon Road, Scotts Valley CA 95066

    4.5 Superb 92 reviews

    “Came To Dollar Tree For Some Bags For My Upcoming Trip To Mexico; Kylan rang me up and was super friendly and assistive… they had a positive and professional attitude. Kara the manager also briefly stoped by the register to make change as they were getting short on 5s and she was very helpful when I inquired about some really great working shower cleaner I found a few weeks back. She said they get products randomly and referred me to the stores lingo of “Get it before it’s gone!” Luckily I did that last time I found it and got 6 bottles! Dollar tree is my go to when I’m on a budget and this store is probly the best well stocked store in the Santa Cruz and even South Bay Area. Scott’s Valley DT is the cleanest well kept store and Kara and Kylan are a great team! Shout out to Kadin and Manuel as well for helping me find the perfect greeting cards and Xmas gifts for my family! Kara definitely deserves a raise with the great customer service and professional leadership. Keep Up The Good Work!”

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  5. 1950 41st Avenue, Capitola CA 95010

    3.7 Good 119 reviews

    “The Dollar Tree in Scotts Valley is a pleasure for me to shop usually twice a week. Compared to other Dollar stores in the Santa Cruz, Capitola area it is clean and well stocked. The clerks I find pleasant and helpful. There is rarely a long wait to be checked out. I know some people are upset about the price increases. With wholesale prices so much higher than two years ago, the $1.00 and even $1.25 retail prices are hard to make a profit...”

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