Discount Stores in Port Orange, FL

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  1. 3730 South Nova Road, Port Orange FL 32129

    4.2 Good 87 reviews

    “I am not from the area I am actually staying over the weekend with my kids and I decided to buy some cleaning supplies for the suite we got along with some beach toys and I was impressed on how clean and organized this store is. The employee was alone unboxing some merchandise ( I went around 8 am) but she was able to help everyone and cash me out without me waiting. Very friendly and sweet lady though. Great experience and location! It's only 10 minutes away from the beaches and hotels.”

  2. 5499 South Williamson Boulevard, Port Orange FL 32128

    4.1 Good 88 reviews

    “Nice clean establishment. Went in a couple days ago for art supplies for my niece and it was so easy to find. The girl up front with braids was so lovely and was quick with check out.”

  3. 5503 South Williamson Boulevard, Port Orange FL 32128

    4.1 Good 84 reviews

    “Ms. Jennifer is absolutely wonderful. No one else helped me while I was there. She stepped in and asked what I was looking for and had an amazing conversation with me. She needs to be on management. She is absolutely wonderful.”

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  5. 3741 S Clyde Morris Blvd, Port Orange FL 32129

    4 Good 106 reviews

    “I love shopping here! They always have so many great deals and it’s easy to find what I need without spending a fortune. The store stays stocked with everyday essentials and fun surprises, too. Always a reliable stop!”

  6. 4015 S Nova Rd, Port Orange FL 32127

    3.9 Good 115 reviews

    “I just want to make a comment about the Dollar tree on Nova road it's always immaculately kept the staff and personal at the cash register is extremely courteous. I visit that store like sometimes 2-3 times a week and it's always well kept it's a pleasure to be visiting that Dollar tree.”

  7. 5420 S Ridgewood Ave, Port Orange FL 32127

    3.7 Good 105 reviews

    “Although this store, a lot of times, doesn't have many employees out on the floors. They're a lot of merchandise piled up on the pallet holder, that needs to be put away. NONE of these items are perishable.. I do, though, thoroughly enjoy shopping at this particular location.”

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