Discount Stores in Temecula, CA

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  1. 31781 Temecula Parkway Ste 100, Temecula CA 92592

    4.4 Superb 29 reviews

    “I love Five Below! This location felt a little picked over and somewhat disorganized when I visited, but they always have a great assortment of everyday items, fun toys, and tasty treats.”

  2. 29760 Rancho California Road Suite 107B, Temecula CA 92591

    4.3 Superb 45 reviews

    “I like this place. Volunteers run the store and are really helpful and pleasant. They have a good selection of books and really cheap. Additionally, their main purpose is to benefit the community. Overall, I love hanging around here, looking for treasures... ?”

  3. 26455 Ynez Road, Temecula CA 92591

    4.1 Good 107 reviews

    “I had to do a last minute run, and made it to the store just before closing. Once I saw the store hours, I started to go back to my car. However, Brielle came out and invited me to get what I came for. She reassured me that it was no issue, and showed some of the best customer service. All while completing other tasks to close the store. She turned a stressful situation into a pleasant experience.”

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  5. 27999 Jefferson Avenue, Temecula CA 92590

    4.1 Good 117 reviews

    “Really cool discount store. Not only do they have a myriad of construction and home improvement material, but they also have an entire section full of outlets, fixtures, plumbing, electronics, sports equipment, dishes, lamps, and more. if you like browsing for interesting or hard to find home items, then you should really swing by.”

  6. 31741 Temecula Parkway Ste A1, Temecula CA 92592

    3.6 Good 139 reviews

    “Very clean store, super friendly staff, busy day fast service. So many wonderful items for the affordable price of just $1.25 . I love you dollar tree ?”

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