Discount Stores in Tarpon Springs, FL

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  1. 780 South Pinellas Avenue, Tarpon Springs FL 34689

    4.5 Superb 107 reviews

    “First time here & I'm not sure how they aren't more busy or popular. The prices for everything are insanely low, especially the fresh produce. It's a bit of a drive for me personally but absolutely worth it! Definitely will be coming back again, especially when I'm in the area.”

  2. 41292 US-19, Tarpon Springs FL 34689

    3.5 Good 105 reviews

    “I had such a great experience thanks to Janice today. She was handling a long line of customers completely on her own, and despite the pressure, she stayed calm, efficient, and incredibly kind to everyone. Even with a manager calling out from behind, she never lost her composure or let it affect how she treated customers. It’s not easy to keep that level of professionalism in a stressful situation, but Janice made it look effortless. She deserves recognition for her hard work and positive attitude—it definitely didn’t go unnoticed.”

  3. 1947 North Pinellas Avenue, Tarpon Springs FL 34689

    3.3 Good 95 reviews

    “Great place to shop. Always very organized. I like going in here compared to larger stores when I am looking for specific items, and don't want to spend too much.”

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