Discount Stores in Norwich, CT

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  1. 363 West Main Street, Norwich CT 06360

    4.3 Superb 70 reviews

    “There was a new employee. She had only been there for maybe a week. I’m glad she was hired because she was very friendly. She helped us out. She tried her best to answer all of our questions. Even though she was new, very very accommodating. Helped me search for what I was looking for. Very nice young lady!We came all way up from Niantic and will definitely make the drive again!!”

  2. 313 West Main Street, Norwich CT 06360

    4.2 Good 45 reviews

    “After comparing prices within diverse range of stores and products, Dollar General is the number one store with good quality home products and good prices. Also the store staff members are very welcoming .”

  3. 646 Boswell Ave, Norwich CT 06360

    4 Good 77 reviews

    “First time here. Needed a marker for some renovations. Didn’t want to have to go all the way to Home Depot. Took a chance and came in here.Fortunately found a marker I could use. Picked it up quickly went to the cashier. She was super nice and efficient. Prices were excellent. Was in and out.”

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  5. 624 W Main St, Norwich CT 06360

    3.9 Good 48 reviews

    “The first dollar tree I've been in that is clean. The service was great. I was pretty impressed. They just need some light bulbs in their sign. Great jobs ?”

  6. 364 Main St, Norwich CT 06360

    3.7 Good 62 reviews

    “Highly recommend! From orders to delivery and set up everting was a breeze. friendly team and the installers were respectful of my home and left the room clean! Good quality product too”

  7. 42 Town St Ste 1100, Norwich CT 06360

    3.6 Good 59 reviews

    “The had a lot of items at this dollar tree. The ladies working were very pleasant. Service was pretty fast even with lots of customers. There is lots of free parking and a restroom. The restroom was clean just cluttered.”

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