Discount Stores in Fort Pierce, FL

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  1. 415 Georgia Ave, Fort Pierce FL 34950

    4.1 Good 118 reviews

    “I went into this Dollar store while running a few errands and ended up finding more than I expected. The shelves were pretty well stocked, and it was easy to find basic household stuff without spending a lot. The cashier was friendly and even pointed me to an item I couldnt locate. The store wasn't perfect, a few aisles felt a little crowded, but overall it was clean and organized. For the prices, it's hard to complain. I'll probably come back when I need quick everyday items without making a trip to a bigger store.”

  2. 4008 Okeechobee Rd, Fort Pierce FL 34947

    4.1 Good 100 reviews

    “Well I am an avid bicycle rider so I stopped by to get something to drink then I made the common mistake of walking around before I realized what I had gathered up in my buggy I realized I had to try to carry all this stuff I couldn't live without, that lead to have to buy some zip ties to better secure my basket. The workers helped me figure it all out and I had to make two trips. But I had fun and don't spend that much money.”

  3. 1717 S US Hwy 1, Fort Pierce FL 34950

    4.7 Superb 24 reviews

    “The owner Amy is incredibly kind in the way she listens to what people are saying rather than going into sales mode. The store has a fun vibe for young and old alike ?”

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  5. 3106 Orange Ave, Fort Pierce FL 34947

    4 Good 85 reviews

    “This is a clean store that is taken care of well. I asked for help with locating an HBC item and was helped very promptly. I found everything I needed and overall I think the store offers a good experience.”

  6. 2960 S US Hwy 1 Suite D-1, Fort Pierce FL 34982

    3.8 Good 113 reviews

    “It's kinda like Aldi's. You have to pay a quarter for a buggy, and they don't have any bags. They have a few brand name things, but mostly, it's a brand you never heard of. The store was neat, nice produce but not a lot of it or different kinds. IMHO, I don't really think that the prices were any different from any of the regular grocery stores. Some things might have been a bit cheaper, but overall, it was the same as what I pay at all the other stores with less variety. It's nice for a quick place to stop and run in and out. The staff was very friendly and helpful. It's worth a look into.”

  7. 1712 Orange Ave, Fort Pierce FL 34950

    3.5 Good 63 reviews

    “My name is Tabetha Zetz and I have always had the best customer service.. I appreciate NeeNee telling me about positions in the store. I use to work for Dillard's and Burdins and a man from Berlin Germany loved Dillards. Just trying to move up. I love this area. I have crazy weird red hair right now with burgundy. It's natural dark bright red.. I'm totally outie”

  8. 605 Delaware Ave, Fort Pierce FL 34950

    3.5 Good 107 reviews

    “A company with reasonable prices and within reach of all types of budgets, basic products for the daily pantry, fruits, vegetables, cold meats, a variety of drinks and many more products”

  9. 2514 S US Hwy 1, Fort Pierce FL 34982

    2 Poor 106 reviews

    “I visited this store to buy food. DG has made improvements to this place, including new coolers, new signage, and slight shelving rearrangement. The shelves are stocked well and there are lots of options. The only thing I wish would’ve changed during the revamp was getting their yellowed, pitted floor tiles replaced throughout the store and getting new shopping carts, as all the ones inside the store had stripped wheels. The cashier who served me today was very pleasant and helpful.”

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