Discount Stores in Torrance, CA

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  1. 3842 Sepulveda Boulevard, Torrance CA 90505

    4.4 Superb 210 reviews

    “Great location but please let the cashiers get some sleep! Guy checking me out acted like a zombie! ? Also this lipgloss i bought didnt have the protective seal.”

  2. 21557 South Western Avenue, Torrance CA 90501

    4.4 Superb 149 reviews

    “I LOVE THIS PLACE I went when I was younger since I was 7 but I stopped going when I was 9 idk why but 5 years later I revisit this place and it was the same everything cute everything that I looked at I wanted to take home I forgot about this place but it's soooo cute here on can't wait to go back I really want more blankets and I can't imagine how cute the blankets will be here this place NEEDS to be 5 stars!!”

  3. 955 Sepulveda Boulevard, Torrance CA 90502

    4.3 Superb 154 reviews

    “The most excellent service in recent memory was provided by furniture department manager, Andrew, at this Big Lots location. He explained the difference between furniture brands, the pros and cons of mattress selection in particular. His advice helped me to see the value and importance in investing in the long term by getting the better quality, (tho more expensive) brands. This was a lesson that my grandfather taught me decades ago, but that had somehow with all these commercials these days had slipped my mind. Bottom line, talk to Andrew when you need furniture.”

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  5. 23126 Hawthorne Boulevard, Torrance CA 90505

    4.2 Good 144 reviews

    “When everything is so expensive around here it is very good to have this as an option. Great for small gifts, home essentials, arts and crafts, and of course snacks!”

  6. 22217 Palos Verdes Boulevard Ste 2, Torrance CA 90505

    3.8 Good 83 reviews

    “Parking is a little tight. If you can find a spot down the main aisle, you have to park at the end of the strip mall at either end. The main aisle is one way only, so you end up finding a spot way on the end by Goodwill and walk back OR drive around and reenter. Either way, it works. Dollar Tree is a fun store. You just walk up and down the aisles to find things that you never knew you needed. Surprise finds!! Dollar Tree is the best price for helium balloons but the pickins' are slim. You get what you get, that's for sure. Ok, bye.”

  7. 1431 West Knox Street Ste 400, Torrance CA 90501

    3.8 Good 110 reviews

    “I had a great experience at theDollar tree. When I went to the store, it was very clean andorganized. Also, all the employees were attentive andfriendly.I went to the Dollar Tree to buywrapping papers and ribbons.Their prices were not expensive.All the prices were $1.25 eachproductsThey had many products whichwere brand name, and I saved alot of money. Also, decorationsthings very cheap.I recommend this Dollar Tree store because it is very cleanand customer service is great, and you can save a lot of money..”

  8. 4315 Pacific Coast Highway, Torrance CA 90505

    3.6 Good 174 reviews

    “4 stars. I just took off 1 star because I want the Ross 4 Less stores to fix their dismal bathroom setup. And having only 1 bathroom unit (for each / men's or women's) is unacceptable to me. Otherwise, good location here.”

  9. 955 Sepulveda Boulevard, Torrance CA 90502

    3.4 Good 122 reviews

    “Love our trips to Dollar Tree. Erica and I made it as far as we did because of competitive retailers like Dollar Tree. Thank you so much. Wish she were here with me now. 🔥❤😘”

  10. 3550 West Carson Street Suite 404, Torrance CA 90503

    3.3 Good 94 reviews

    “Lot of stuff torn apart but if you go on Wednesday, everything is $1 USD. They restock on Thursday, so Friday has the most stuff, but at the highest price. Good to bargain shop if you have time.”

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