Discount Stores in Monticello, KY

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  1. 133 Cumberland Crossing, Monticello KY 42633

    4.5 Superb 50 reviews

    “Great place with lots of needed items for mainly a $1.25 plus tax. They do have some things that are more than $1.25. Still think they should change the name as Dollar Tree to me is false advertisement as everything is $1.25 now and no longer just $1. Just call it what it is, Dollar and a quarter Tree, the name even sounds catchy to me.”

  2. 2173 KY-92, Monticello KY 42633

    4.8 Superb 30 reviews

    “This is the location we frequent most because most of the dollar stores in town are low on stock most of the time. This store has a full inventory 95% of the time and very friendly employees.”

  3. 75 Hwy 3284, Monticello KY 42633

    4.2 Good 64 reviews

    “9 times out of 10 that have what I need when I need it. And I shop $10 general enough that I've got most of their inventory and where it's located in the store memorized.”

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  5. 12 Damron Dr, Monticello KY 42633

    4.1 Good 61 reviews

    “What you would expect. Well stocked and you can walk thru the aisles. I would think the clearance items by marked as the price. My only complaint is hardly anything is marked the price. And no display showing price.”

  6. 8149 KY-90, Monticello KY 42633

    3.7 Good 61 reviews

    “This dollar general IS ALWAYS clean and neat, I love this one.Now the DG on 90 in Monticello, beside Long - John's restaurant is REALLY HORRIBLE.. LOOKS LIKE SKID ROW FROM LA... NOPE DONE WITH THAT ONE. till corporate sees it and gets it Cleaned up.”

  7. 10917 KY-90, Monticello KY 42633

    2 Poor 41 reviews

    “They almost always have what I need and if not, they help me find something that will temporarily work in its place. All the staff members are friendly and helpful. A+”

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