Discount Stores in Covington, KY

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  1. 4345 Winston Avenue, Covington KY 41015

    4.1 Good 100 reviews

    “honestly one of the nicest dollar trees i’ve found. they always have a wide selection of products that i haven’t seen at others (ie. Liquid Death?!)! the employees are kind.”

  2. 4001 Winston Ave, Covington KY 41015

    3.9 Good 95 reviews

    “I sure love shopping dollar general i see y'all at winston avenue are open hope so says shut on signs due to fire.if y'all are open PLEASE REMOVE THE SIGNS.Thank you I LOVE COMING SHOPPING.”

  3. 1026 Madison Ave, Covington KY 41011

    3.7 Good 112 reviews

    “The king of the economy and prices and items at a price where there are only those and you can get what you least believe, surprise, congratulations, excellent service”

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  5. 32 E 32nd St, Covington KY 41015

    3.7 Good 58 reviews

    “Products good have a bit of everything, they follow you around sometimes ,didn't like that & the guy asst manager is a n*** acts more powerful then he is.. I recommend it besides that.”

  6. 1616 Madison Avenue, Covington KY 41011

    3.4 Good 47 reviews

    “I like this family dollar because it's big and has a lot of options. You just have to watch the prices. I bought curtain rods and the sign said $6.75 but he rang it up as $7.70. I told him the difference and he changed it. Very nice about the situation.”

  7. 1722 Madison Avenue, Covington KY 41011

    3.1 Average 91 reviews

    “Good store to buy just about whatever you need and want and the workers that are working there right now are nice and will help you find whatever your looking for if they have it!”

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