Discount Stores in Alpharetta, GA

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  1. 7591 North Point Pkwy #800, Alpharetta GA 30022

    4.2 Good 138 reviews

    “Chris I love you...you are a fantastic manager. Thank you so much for getting me those backpacks. I'll give you another hug when I see you. Keep up the good work my man!!”

  2. 13093 GA-9 Ste 1030, Alpharetta GA 30004

    4.2 Good 110 reviews

    “I love y'all but please get self checkouts for the introverts!! I get so nervous interacting with workers unless I'm with someone, but since there are 1-2 workers then usually cashing it really scares me!!”

  3. 2632 Holcomb Bridge Rd, Alpharetta GA 30022

    3.8 Good 107 reviews

    “The store was very clean and quite organized. All of the Staff were very helpful and accommodating if you had any questions for them.. I was blown away by the kindness, curtesy and professionalism of brother Luis…world-class Customer Service excellence! Coach Abe sensei TWIN DRAGONS Co”

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  5. 5620 Commerce Blvd Ste E, Alpharetta GA 30004

    3.5 Good 62 reviews

    “This store has completely changed. It's clean and organized and has all of the seasonal items Christmas and Halloween displayed nicely. The manager and assistant manager have been very helpful to me every time I go in there. Great job...”

  6. 12155 Houze Road, Alpharetta GA 30004

    3.2 Average 70 reviews

    “This Dollar Tree has more inventory and selections than any DT store I've been in. I always run in to buy McCormick or Betty Crocker plastic storage containers...4/$1.25 vs $8.99+ at a grocery store. I also go there to buy Energizer batteries bc they are $5 for a huge pack that would cost $20+ at a store. Last week I also got some great Nicole Miller nail polishes that I absolutely love!”

  7. 11585 Jones Bridge Rd, Alpharetta GA 30022

    3.1 Average 94 reviews

    “They got cool sunglasses for”

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