Discount Stores near Hackberry, LA

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  1. 805 Main St, Hackberry LA 70645

    4.5 Superb 77 reviews

    “The employees are extremely nice and curious. The young lady that was working day before yesterday. She helped my daughter and myself learn how to use our Cash app cards and the app. The store is very clean and the restroom is clean and well stocked with tissue paper, Lysol can to spray the toilet and sink. It is the cleanest of all the Dollar stores I've visited.”

  2. 750 LA-384, Lake Charles LA 70607

    4.2 Good 52 reviews

    “I am very grateful for the excellent customer service I received from Evan. He kindly assisted my daughter and me in finding precisely what we needed for our kittens. Thank you.”

  3. 6840 Big Lake Rd, Lake Charles LA 70605

    4.4 Superb 5 reviews

    “This DG is the nicest one in Lake Charles. The building is brand new, and everything is always clean and well-stocked. The staff are helpful and polite, and the parking lot and grounds are well-maintained.”

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  5. 9325 Gulf Hwy, Lake Charles LA 70607

    1.8 Poor 10 reviews

    “I have a completely different opinion after reading the reviews for this store. I stop by twice a week, and it’s an easy grab-and-go operation. They offer more products than you'd expect! I think some reviewers overlook how beneficial it is to have this store in its location. With just a few employees, who are constantly restocking shelves while also running the register, it's clear how much traffic and product move through those sliding doors daily. The staff never stops working—I've seen them breaking down boxes, restocking, cleaning, managing the register, and dealing with vendors all at once. I’ve visited many Dollar Stores, but I refuse to go to any other than this one. It’s clean, efficient, and saves me time. Thank you for all that you do!”

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