Discount Stores in Kennesaw, GA

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  1. 667 Ernest W Barrett Parkway Northwest Ste 408, Kennesaw GA 30144

    4.3 Superb 148 reviews

    “The store is organized. They have multiple prices below and above $5. Cute finds. They currently have an entire wall for Halloween as early preparation for October, candy and multiple toys. They also have fitness equipment, those go from $5 to $10 for 8lbs dumbells so you can get a pair for $20. They have books and a large beauty area with plenty of options and again different prices. Of all the five and below I have visited this one is well kept.”

  2. 2768 Cobb Parkway Northwest, Kennesaw GA 30152

    3.6 Good 112 reviews

    “I truly prefer Dollar General to Dollar Store. Better quality items, and cleaner. I have had issues with credit card number being stolen when using it at Dollar Tree, however I have NEVER HAD ISSUES LIKE THAT WITH DOLLAR GENERAL.”

  3. 4283 Wade Green Road Northwest, Kennesaw GA 30144

    3.3 Good 113 reviews

    “This dollar tree has a different variety of stuff that the one close to me doesn’t have. The store was kinda messy but the employees were very friendly.”

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  5. 925 Shiloh Road, Kennesaw GA 30144

    2.5 Average 79 reviews

    “Visited location to grab some items for hotel stay to clean and disinfect. Staff was friendly and store seemed stocked. They had fresh flowers that were dead, but they also had plants that were in containers. I was particularly impressed as I've never seen this in other dollar general stores. Some of the options included pothos, prayer plants, and caladiums. I was looking for a seasonal brand called the black paper party and was sad this store didn't have a display or any items from this collection.”

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