Discount Stores near Mouthcard, KY

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  1. 164 N Levisa Rd, Mouthcard KY 41548

    4 Good 4 reviews

    “I’ll give ya four stars for cleanliness and convenient and friendliness, but the milk is terrible. I asked the cashier if she had complaints about the milk and she said several. She said that it’s where Clover Valley freezes their milk and it gives it a blink taste. Now I love the dollar store but keeping good milk is very important and if I have to stop at the family dollar to get milk, I won’t be stopping at both places.”

  2. 24535 Anchorage Cir, Grundy VA 24614

    4.6 Superb 43 reviews

    “I absolutely love this store, has such a variety from gloves to animal feed a good selection of anything you can think of . I bought cleaning products,clothes,dove body wash kitchen towels food & much much more it's a very clean store very low prices great shopping for Christmas presents beautiful purses, wallets great shopping for men& woman stuff & anyone on your shopping list check ut iut you won't be disappointed.”

  3. 13300 Phelps 632 Rd, Phelps KY 41553

    4.4 Superb 41 reviews

    “Great local grocery store with economical prices and great staff Melissa and Lori always take time to welcome me and show their appreciation for shopping there”

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  5. 38515 KY-194 E, Phelps KY 41553

    4.2 Good 44 reviews

    “I love this store!! I can always find anything I need!! Home decors are great!! Bought a new home and have decorated it from the store! Great novelty items ,makes great gifts!!! Keep up the good work! The prices are awesome!! Thank you!!”

  6. 131 Elkhorn St, Elkhorn City KY 41522

    3.7 Good 61 reviews

    “Good store but no delivery any but cheap prices but do need more workers they get long lines to ck out of! It's ridiculous hard for one person ck out ten more people wanting to pay n go”

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