Discount Stores in Tustin, CA

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  1. 526 East 1st Street, Tustin CA 92780

    4.4 Superb 152 reviews

    “One of the best Daiso I’ve visited. It is a spacious store with lots of variety and a bunch of cute sanrio items. It is also very clean and the employees are very friendly. I highly recommend this location”

  2. 12932 Newport Avenue Suite 20, Tustin CA 92780

    4.2 Good 189 reviews

    “Produce was fresh. Great finds on wine. They have a per case discount (10%) on Wednesdays. They now stock Daiya dairy free cheese. Their ground beef is less than Aldi's. The store is very organized and the staff are quite friendly and helpful.”

  3. 14551 Red Hill Avenue, Tustin CA 92780

    4.1 Good 84 reviews

    “I was very impressed with this Dollar Tree store. It's really large, clean and organized and if you're looking for balloons, you won't be disappointed, it's packed with balloons. Right now they have a lot of nice Halloween decorations .”

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  5. 13721 Newport Ave, Tustin CA 92780

    3.4 Good 22 reviews

    “This is one of the biggest discount dollar stores near me. I come here a lot for different things that cost way more at other retailers. Lots of items are still 1.50 which is great! I picked up two containers for 3 dollars today. This is still a great place to find good deals for everyday items.”

  6. 17271 17th Street, Tustin CA 92780

    3.5 Good 100 reviews

    “Very nice location for this store. Clean and easy to find. Plenty of parking in the lot, but shares with a ton of other stores. Store was clean and organized and surprisingly well stocked.”

  7. 2851 El Camino Real, Tustin CA 92782

    3.2 Average 209 reviews

    “i was super excited to go through the clearance racks, but one of the employees much ignored me when i asked where the dressing rooms were. then i found a sweater i really liked but the size was wrong, so i looked for help and was on my own. it sucks becuase the store had some solid deals on basics, like i got a pair of jeans for twelve bucks that feel great. the vibe was just off though, not worth the hassle. i’d still go back but it’s a gamble.”

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