Discount Stores in Port Charlotte, FL

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  1. 4300 Kings Highway, Port Charlotte FL 33980

    4.3 Superb 311 reviews

    “This place is amazing! Everything is so cheap. We bought a lot of good stuff with very little money. We got winter themed limited edition liquid hand soap that is mint-chocolate scented, and mind you this was way after all these seasonal stuff had been gone. We also got an exaggerated amount of boxes of mint-chocolate protein granola bars, like a ton of boxes. And all that for under $20. We gotten other here, too, and we've never spent more than $30 in one visit. All the products are great quality we really enjoying buying stuff there. So cheap and so good. 😁”

  2. 1825 South Tamiami Trail, Port Charlotte FL 33948

    4 Good 95 reviews

    “This Dollar Tree was busy but the line moved very quickly. I appreciate the shelves were stocked, the aisles were clean, and the cashier paid attention to the need for backup on the register without being asked.”

  3. 20657 Kenilworth Boulevard, Port Charlotte FL 33954

    3.4 Good 66 reviews

    “Great people great store. I only shop there now. I know everyone. 8 just spoke 2 a young man very polite at this store they have 2 give them all a raise. The woman I spoke 2 Last night is 😡 She can't leave no money 2 live one. If I could and maybe 1 day I will give her money. I don't want 2 get her in trouble.I adore the manager at dollar general near near petssuoernarjet location. Very respectful 2 everyone. I shop at every dollar general around. As far as north port, Englewood 🍑 land. I spoke 2 him there im extremely upset over a dog fight last n8ght. So forgive mec4 my mistakes.”

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  5. 4265 S Tamiami Trl STE L, Port Charlotte FL 33980

    3.4 Good 99 reviews

    “Loved this particular store! Great manager guy, can't remember his name. Felt welcome, was treated kindly, and didnt feel like a nuisance to the staff for once. :)”

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