Discount Stores in Duluth, GA

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  1. 3570 Buford Hwy Suite 203, Duluth GA 30096

    4.9 Superb 67 reviews

    “Good store to buy tools and shop supplies. They also have bird and other animal feed. And so much more. I always find something that I didn't know I needed.”

  2. 3850 Venture Drive, Duluth GA 30096

    4.3 Superb 280 reviews

    “Ollies is one of my favorite places to go. The deals on basic household items.. will have you in there for one thing and you are now restocking the house. There’s different aisles for literally everything you could need.. and want. Including kids toys.. I’ll never stop coming to Ollie’s 😩”

  3. 3675 Satellite Boulevard Ste 210, Duluth GA 30096

    4 Good 137 reviews

    “I had a great experience at this store. Found a KPop Huntrix book for $5 that was double that at another store. Recommend trying to find novelty items here before shopping at bigger chains.”

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  5. 2696 Buford Highway Northeast, Duluth GA 30096

    4 Good 73 reviews

    “Posting this for…I think her name is Chelsea who works here often and she is the best. I see everyone leaving here smiling because of her! Such a ray of light.”

  6. 3170 Peachtree Industrial Boulevard, Duluth GA 30097

    4 Good 65 reviews

    “Always clean, well stocked, and has a great selection of products! The manager is also incredibly friendly and helpful. My daughter lost her $1 in one of the vending machines because it wasn’t working properly. Even though the machine is operated by an outside vendor, the manager personally went into her own purse and gave my daughter her dollar back. It was such a small gesture, but it really showed the kind of customer service you can expect here. Definitely my go-to store!”

  7. 1500 Pleasant Hill Road Suite 114, Duluth GA 30096

    3.4 Good 93 reviews

    “I've been visiting Dollar General regularly for the past three months, and I just hope they're paying everyone who works there well because they provide excellent service. The cashiers interact with customers and try to speak Spanish. They're very patient and help us with any questions, even minutes before closing.”

  8. 5805 State Bridge Road Ste 300, Duluth GA 30097

    3.3 Good 112 reviews

    “Katrina was the most pleasant person I’ve come across!!! She was so kind and friendly, and made sure to greet every customer consistently!! She made my day, best experience ever!”

  9. 3825 Venture Drive, Duluth GA 30096

    3.2 Average 120 reviews

    “Shout out to our cashier, Grant! He was so kind and sympathetic. We had a toy that rang up higher than we expected, and as I was telling my daughter we would have to put it back, Grant offered to discount it for us. In general, the Dollar Tree price changes have been frustrating/confusing, so I am very grateful to Grant for showing generosity and compassion in this particular instance! The world needs more people like this. Thank you, Grant!”

  10. John's Creek, 11720 Medlock Bridge Rd, Duluth GA 30097

    3.1 Average 161 reviews

    “First time I ever went to Ross! I've heard a lot of good things about it I've just never been. I bought so many outfits for $50. I was impressed and I love the quality of the clothes they offered.”

  11. 3675 Satellite Boulevard, Duluth GA 30096

    3.1 Average 163 reviews

    “Love this location! Drive 45min away pass another location b/c this one is always organized, welcoming and easy to sell/buy! Keep up the great customer service, yall' rock!!”

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