Discount Stores in Lilburn, GA

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  1. 4100 Five Forks Trickum Road Southwest Ste I, Lilburn GA 30047

    4.1 Good 84 reviews

    “This is the cleanest & most organized Dollar Tree that I have seen in the area. I have been in Dollar Tree stores in Snellville, Centerville & Tucker & none have compared to Cindy’s (store manager) store. She was busy stocking shelves when I spoke with her to let her know my thoughts. She said it takes a lot of hard work & good customer service to get the store the way I saw it. Cindy & her team do a wonderful job keeping you happy.”

  2. 2688 Stone Drive Southwest, Lilburn GA 30047

    3.6 Good 101 reviews

    “I've had a much better experience recently with this location. I frequently visit this store for quick stops after work and its become a lot more organized. Jessie was very helpful finding what I needed. A lot more welcoming too visiting here.”

  3. 4051 Stone Mountain Highway, Lilburn GA 30047

    3.6 Good 62 reviews

    “I received outstanding customer service from Tomeka Williams. I had gone to two others stores looking for aluminium foil sheets she went over and above to provided excellent customer service.”

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  5. 620 Indian Trail Lilburn Road Northwest, Lilburn GA 30047

    3.5 Good 59 reviews

    “Love the prices, and that's for brand names!! They were out of stock on a few things but as prices are so good, I don't complain....a little messy at times but all and all they are inexpensive and nice!”

  6. 4030 Lawrenceville Hwy #4, Lilburn GA 30047

    3.4 Good 81 reviews

    “Any dollar tree will always be my go to for necessities whenever I’m running low on cash. These days I would still go to dollar tree since an $80 worth of necessities will only cost me less than $15. It doesn’t even matter if they raise their $1 price to $.25 more. Still beats the overpriced hygiene materials at any local grocery store.”

  7. 5279 Lawrenceville Highway, Lilburn GA 30047

    3.3 Good 88 reviews

    “This place is HUGE. Alot of items especially for home storage. Huge isles. Great spot. Yes just hop over the garbage and boxes -the staff are underpaid and tired. God bless them for dealing with the likes of you. They are trying their best. It's not the Gucci store.”

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