Discount Stores in Smyrna, DE

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  1. 599 Jimmy Drive Ste 17, Smyrna DE 19977

    3.9 Good 85 reviews

    “Decent store, pretty clean and kept well stocked. Usually find what I'm looking for as well as things I didn't know I needed, lol. They have nice holiday decor for sale here.”

  2. 84 East Glenwood Avenue, Smyrna DE 19977

    3.8 Good 62 reviews

    “Got oodles of different things. Clothing for men, boys, Women, girls , Auto merchandise, beauty, Kitchen, Bathroom, pictures, rugs of various sizes, toys for kids, storage, electronic items, crafts, they have it all!”

  3. 217 Stadium Street, Smyrna DE 19977

    3.7 Good 54 reviews

    “**One of My Favorite Stores!** Dollar Tree is literally one of my favorite places to shop. The prices are extremely affordable, with everything at $1.25. You can find a wide variety of items, from household goods and cleaning products to party decorations, toys, and other miscellaneous products. This location is great – the staff is friendly, and no matter how full my cart is, I never have a problem getting my shopping done in a timely manner. A heads-up: sometimes the shelves need restocking or are in the middle of being restocked, so you might not always find what you need. The store does seem to be slightly short-staffed at times, but despite this, I will continue to patronize Dollar Tree as long as they exist. Highly recommend!”

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  5. 116B East Glenwood Avenue, Smyrna DE 19977

    3.6 Good 56 reviews

    “I literally love coming here every once in a blue moon, I think I've only ever seen one or two products actually over $50 so that's a major plus for all my shopaholics!The store itself is a little congested due to it being so small but a lot of updates are being made.”

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