Discount Stores in Santee, CA

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  1. 8967 Carlton Hills Boulevard, Santee CA 92071

    4.4 Superb 398 reviews

    “I’ve been shopping here for over 19 years, Erica is the kindest and most gentlest person I know, she is patient and polite. There’s nothing like good service and great deals under one roof. Thanks for all the years.”

  2. 11541 N Woodside Ave B, Santee CA 92071

    4.6 Superb 22 reviews

    “We went there to pick up a hard to find bottle of bourbon this afternoon. We had called ahead and they had put it aside for us, since we had to drive a while to get there. Excellent service! Great guys!! Thank you!!!”

  3. 9759 Mission Gorge Road, Santee CA 92071

    4.2 Good 223 reviews

    “You will spend about 50% less shopping here if you price shop the deals. Even the non deals are still way better than vons or albertsons. My kids eat alot and the fridge empties every week. When I lived in North County the Grocery Outlet was solid there as well.”

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  5. 9864 Magnolia Avenue, Santee CA 92071

    3.6 Good 41 reviews

    “Katelynn was incredibly helpful and kind throughout the whole process. She answered all my questions patiently and made everything easy to understand. Great customer service and a very positive attitude. Thank you, Katelynn!”

  6. 262 Town Center Parkway, Santee CA 92071

    3.8 Good 118 reviews

    “I’ve never really had a bad experience here. I usually visit at night, and the staff is quiet but always approachable whenever I have a question. The store is typically well-organized and clean, which I appreciate. Not to mention they have a wide selection of various snacks, household items, and etc!! I definitely enjoy stopping by for snacks!”

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