Discount Stores in Cumming, GA

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  1. 1505 Market Pl Boulevard, Cumming GA 30041

    4.4 Superb 108 reviews

    “Nice little store with friendly staff who know exactly where things are. It was not what I expected at all, I had assumed it was more of a 'wants' store like Five Below, but it's more like Dollar General's ritzy older brother. They have all your staples: people food, pet food, toiletries, etc. in addition to the cool gadgets, pens, toys etc that I was expecting. It seems to be a perfect place to shop if you're single and want smaller quantities for reasonable prices. I love the ability to feel the pens and pencils and buy exactly one, I don't always need a 10 pack of everything!”

  2. 2435 Market Pl Boulevard, Cumming GA 30041

    4.3 Superb 149 reviews

    “Five star experience at five below, came in needing a few supplies and Sam gave me a warm welcome, she was really helpful and guided me to my needs, she was really patient although I was in a hurry on my trip!”

  3. 594 Veterans Memorial Boulevard, Cumming GA 30040

    4.3 Superb 65 reviews

    • Today 10AM – 5PM

    “Always fun going through the bins and finding some bargains. Good deals. It's a crapshoot but you never know. You can have them open unmarked pakages to see what's in them.”

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  5. 121 N Corners Pkwy, Cumming GA 30040

    4.2 Good 81 reviews

    “SO MANY times you can come to a store and ask where an item is located for the associate to not know where things are. That was NOT the case today. In a hurry, I walked in and asked Evans where I could find an item. Without hesitation and with precision, he directed me step by step to where I could find that item, and I did. His knowledge and professionalis needs to be acknowledged. That simple act of certainty and service, made Evans in my eyes a World Class associate.”

  6. 1455 Peachtree Parkway, Cumming GA 30041

    3.9 Good 86 reviews

    “The best dollar tree in the area! Wide variety of products and always clean. Some of the makeup and hygiene products here are absolutely amazing, it's hard to believe how cheap it is!”

  7. 2420 Holtzclaw Rd, Cumming GA 30041

    3.8 Good 82 reviews

    “Awesome store. Really cool and knowledgeable employees. I’m not sure if people realize how many different types of items are sold here. Tons of awesome stuff from A to Zero! Killer place to shop, especially for the single person. Stop in and check it out……… you just may be completely surprised!”

  8. 6010 Bethelview Road, Cumming GA 30040

    3.7 Good 70 reviews

    “Vary vary nice Makes you feel great To know in these times saving a dollar or so is vary important Also that thank you and a smile doesn't hurt either.”

  9. 580 Atlanta Rd Suite 222, Cumming GA 30040

    3.6 Good 66 reviews

    “Just left our local Dollar Tree and it’s never looked so cleaned and organized. The store actually looked spacious!! Jonathan and Christian were super pleasant!”

  10. 1250 Market Pl Blvd, Cumming GA 30041

    3.2 Average 73 reviews

    “Dollar Tree is proof that optimism is dangerous..... You walk in for one thing… walk out with 14 items you didn’t need, none of which will survive the weekend. But hey — it was only a dollar (Plus tax. And regret.) ?”

  11. 5350 Jot Em Down Rd, Cumming GA 30041

    2.1 Poor 29 reviews

    “This is one of the Best Dollar General stores my wife and I have been to. The manager and staff are very friendly and are always willing to help find what you need.”

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