Discount Stores near Bunkie, LA

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  1. 109 Chevy Ln Suite B, Bunkie LA 71322

    4 Good 14 reviews

    “PROS: Good discount store. The store is always neat & clean. Good A/C in the summer and good heating in the winter.CONS: Needs more hardware supplies, that would help a lot. We only have a Ace Hardware in our small town which is expensive! And I wish they would mark the price on their items or their shelves.OVERALL: We are very lucky to have a ROSE'S in our small town!”

  2. 123 Chevy Ln, Bunkie LA 71322

    3.8 Good 53 reviews

    “Parking Lot nasty and needs more lighting. The store looks kinda ok, I've seen cleaner stores than this one, very unorganized. But the Young cashier I had was very nice and pleasant. So other than the parking lot, and the disorganized store, the cashier was really sweet and nice”

  3. 3023 Main St, Hessmer LA 71341

    4.4 Superb 58 reviews

    “Bought this rack for guest bathroom for $30 couple weeks later, bought the vanity mirror with three different light: love it ? regular $35 and got it for $20”

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  5. 131 Cottonport Ave, Cottonport LA 71327

    4 Good 40 reviews

    “The Dollar General in Cottonport LA Has 96% of the time shelves stocked, great low prices & in-store & digital coupons that helps you save even more. One out of the 3 downfalls are for#1: the coolers in the front I'd say they are 85% of the time empty. #2: the employees leave the store crammed up with boxes & boxes all over & #3: the store is always dirty. Example the floor is never mopped & the shelves are always dirty.”

  6. 2022 L'Eglise St, Mansura LA 71350

    3.8 Good 16 reviews

    “I love Super Dollar store. I always see some things I like and I buy them right then or I pay for layaway. I like so many things in the store and the prices are super great! Plus I bring my friends there and tell my church members about Super Dollar Store also!”

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