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  1. Binpalooza - 6822 Ridge Rd

    6822 Ridge Rd, Port Richey FL 34668

    5 Superb 31 reviews

    “I really like it here, you can find great things for dirt cheap- I did most of my Christmas shopping here for my huge big fat greek family- so you know there’s a lot of people! I also really like the people that work there- they are personable, and chill. Just overall good store- what you see is what you get- but be surprised at fun things you never know you needed. Can’t say anything negative- the owner is also a nice guy and he’s always looking to better the store and business quality.”

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  2. Dollar General - 7297 Ridge Rd

    7297 Ridge Rd, Port Richey FL 34668

    4.3 Superb 119 reviews

    “I hit this DG regularly for certain things because it's the cheapest/best deal and close to home. I know most of the staff by sight and some of them recognize me and say hi! The regular long time employees are always really helpful when needed. Got to sign up for the extra special deals and really save!”

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  3. Deal Daze - 10419 US-19

    10419 US-19, Port Richey FL 34668

    3.9 Good 75 reviews

    “Lots of stuff to look through. Has a little bit of everything from arts and crafts to clothes. Has lots of cell phone accessories.deom cases to screen protectors. Each day has a different price. A must see for a cast range of things.”

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  5. Save A Lot - 9332 US-19

    9332 US-19, Port Richey FL 34668

    3.9 Good 96 reviews

    “Lots of great deals if you look for them or get the app. They used to make you put a quarter in to get a shopping cart, and to me that was a hassle. Most of the time I didn't have change. It wasn't the ideal of the quarter, you get it back later, it was just the hassle. The food is good, nice produce and meat. Overall a good place to shop and save a few bucks over whst Walmart charges on average.”

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  6. Dollar General - 10097 US-19

    10097 US-19, Port Richey FL 34668

    3.8 Good 106 reviews

    “Dollar General is my go to all in one shop, especially on days when I'm in a hurry. Same brands as other department & grocery stores but cheaper & I use their app to clip their digital coupons. Every Saturday they have a spend $25 get $5 off. I get my makeup, hair dye, medicines, dog bones, dog food, rawhides, coffee, all kinds of food & even socks & T-shirts. Photos are examples of my Christmas decorations from Dollar General ? Huge THUMBS UP ??”

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  7. Ross Dress for Less - 9576 US-19

    9576 US-19, Port Richey FL 34668

    3.8 Good 174 reviews

    “This is the best Ross in all of Pasco. Not only are the employees great and work their asses off to keep the store looking beautiful, but the items that they have in stock are always on point. The only time that there are little things in the store is after holidays and that's a given. They have great management and overall is the best store to visit. Please if you go hang your items back up where you found them and remove your hangers in the queue line to make it easier on the employees.”

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  8. Dollar General - 11928 US-19

    11928 US-19, Port Richey FL 34668

    3.7 Good 106 reviews

    “Dollar general clean parking lot clean store great people that work there always willing to assist always trying to be quick as they can I respect that keep up the great work.”

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