Discount Stores in Mount Prospect, IL

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  1. 1713 West Golf Road Ste B, Mount Prospect IL 60056

    4.6 Superb 40 reviews

    “Dollar and More is a great store! It's the best kept secret in Mount Prospect. Great prices, quality merchandise, convenient location. I love their new website and social media pages on Facebook and Instagram!”

  2. 1121 Mount Prospect Plaza, Mount Prospect IL 60056

    4.3 Superb 70 reviews

    “Love this Five Below! The store is clean, well-organized, and fully stocked with fun treasures, from tech accessories and craft supplies to unique snacks. The staff is friendly, and self-checkout makes getting in and out a breeze. Easily my favorite spot for affordable gifts and everyday finds!”

  3. 1757 Algonquin Rd, Mt Prospect IL 60056

    4.4 Superb 14 reviews

    “I was driving home from a doctor’s appointment and my phone was about to run out of battery. I was waiting for a red light to turn green and busted a right into the parking lot. Never been here before, but very clean and organized was my first impression. Ended up getting a cell phone charger, along with some chips and water. Friendly staff, and had a good selection. Would visit again when in the area!”

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  5. 1621 Algonquin Rd, Mt Prospect IL 60056

    4 Good 55 reviews

    “THIS STORE IS AWESOME,I HAVE FOUND MANY GREAT ITEMS HERE FOR THE FRACTION OF THE PRICE,FROM WORKOUT GEAR,TO SUPPLEMENTS,YOU NAME IT YOULL FIND IT,ITS PROBABLY THERE,YOU JUST HAVE TO TREASURE HUNT.TAX ON EACH ITEM IS JUST A DOLLAR.I SPENT $65 DOLLARS ON SOME ITEMS THAT WOULD OF COST MORE THAN $90 IN ANY RETAIL STORE.ALWAYS PACKED FOR A REASON.GREAT DEALS EACH DAY.THE OWNER IS VERY KIND,FAIR AS WELL.PARKING IN FRONT OR NEXT DOOR IN HUGE PARKING LOT,ABUNDANT PARKING.”

  6. 1010 Mt Prospect Plaza, Mt Prospect IL 60056

    2.8 Average 84 reviews

    “This location is okay, they do not have a lot to choose from. I think it's just based on the demographics in the neighborhood. Lot of boring stuff. Otherwise the store seems to be clean and organized. They don't have a lot of enthusiastic employees, but I think that's in a lot of customer service industries otherwise it's okay”

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