Discount Stores in Greenacres, FL

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  1. 7201 Lake Worth Rd C, Greenacres FL 33467

    4.1 Good 77 reviews

    “This place is clean and they have it all but there busy everything sale quite. The personal are super great nice people that work there. You need to go see this place.”

  2. 5960 Jog Road, Greenacres FL 33467

    3.9 Good 135 reviews

    “This store is generally clean, well-organized and the staff have a positive attitude and good customer service. This has been my favorite Dollar Tree for years for a reason.”

  3. 5859 Lake Worth Road, Greenacres FL 33463

    3.9 Good 78 reviews

    “I love this place, Especially the worker that works in the early mornings, it's because on a Tuesday I was shopping and she noticed a man was acting strange and following me around then the man when he left the store proceeded to wait in his car, then the worker told me to stay in the store for a little bit till he like left, I was supper scared, and im lucky there's people like her in this world I don't know what could've happened if she wasn't paying attention, I just love her for basically saving my life since I was genuinely afraid”

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  5. 7203 Lake Worth Rd, Greenacres FL 33467

    3.7 Good 76 reviews

    “This store is hands down the best bin store. There store in lighthouse point is 2nd to this one because of quantity of merchandise. The manager Mo is the best as well as all the staff. Don’t hesitate to enjoy the joy of a great bin store like this one. We are 2-3 times a week shoppers.”

  6. 6826 Forest Hill Boulevard, Greenacres FL 33413

    3.7 Good 77 reviews

    “Such amazing service and kindness from this store, truly the best one in the area. None of the other five and belows in the area have as good customer service as this one, they need raises here!!”

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