Discount Stores in New Britain, CT

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  1. 214 E Main St, New Britain CT 06051

    4.8 Superb 16 reviews

    “Pleasant prices, a lot of trinkets for the home, there is a lot to choose from. Strangely, once they didn't let me in with my backpack, I had to leave it at the cash desk.”

  2. Four Star Plaza Shp, 289 Allen Street, New Britain CT 06053

    3.5 Good 72 reviews

    “Decent place. Not a lot of variety but not terrible. Wouldn’t recommend chargers from there. Too expensive for very low quality chargers that can ruin your phone. Never had a problem with the staff that I could remember.”

  3. 1450 East St, New Britain CT 06051

    3.4 Good 103 reviews

    “They never have the sale items in inventory!!!!! Never give rain checks for the sale items and the place is very disorganized!! They take what is on sale from one holiday to the next. If rain check is given. It’s verbal and never given as promised. Disorganized organization Good luck !!”

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  5. 150 Columbus Blvd, New Britain CT 06051

    3.3 Good 79 reviews

    “It is small but has a lot of variety compared to other similar ones. Everything looks very close together, but they are very friendly when serving customers. Disposable products run out very quickly compared to others. Some products are out of place, I picked up some things in the 1.25 section but at the checkout the prices were different.”

  6. 665 W Main St Suite 9, New Britain CT 06053

    2.3 Poor 6 reviews

  7. 700 Arch St, New Britain CT 06051

    2.7 Average 106 reviews

    “I give a 5 star rating to Briana Garcia she's an exceptional employee. She's always there working hard and smiling. Every time I go to the store she's there. She deserves a bonus because she's definitely a valued employee.”

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