Discount Stores in Leesville, LA

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  1. 16657 Nolan Trace, Leesville LA 71446

    4.3 Superb 38 reviews

    “I love going in and seeing the little dark haired girl. She is always so sweet and helpful, and can always make me smile. Definitely coming back when she’s there!”

  2. 797 Alexandria Hwy, Leesville LA 71446

    4.6 Superb 9 reviews

    “I went here to get lamps. They have cut me little to medium sized lamps for $15.00 - $25.00. Some look like wood or stone but they are plastic. Farmhouse look for some. I like the look and the low price.”

  3. 1780 South 5th Street, Leesville LA 71446

    4 Good 72 reviews

    “Today is October 14 and I just left your store. I cannot even drive off until I let you know my experience. The two ladies that Are working right now have gone above and beyond for me. I have a two week old baby lost my phone in the store. She used her phone walked around the store and found my phone for me. The other young lady actually helped me carry my stuff to my car when I tell you, I am so Grateful for their help and understanding So kind and happy spirited very helpful I also need help finding something in the store. She knew exactly where it was and led me right to it. I want both of them to know that their kindness did not go unnoticed and I thank you so much”

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  5. 1100 Boone Street, Leesville LA 71446

    4 Good 74 reviews

    “Left my cell phone on the counter and it was still there when I went back. So happy. Thanks to the nice cashier. Who's name I didn't pay attention to. Unfortunately.”

  6. 900 North 5th Street Ste 14, Leesville LA 71446

    3 Average 59 reviews

    “Would I go back to this General Dollar store yes just like all the rest that had everything I need for my summer vacation very clean very courteous person who waited on us”

  7. 617 Entrance Road, Leesville LA 71446

    2.1 Poor 67 reviews

    “I like this DG for the most part, very convenient location, and I usually find what I need. Re: milk, why do they only carry 1 brand now? There should be more than one option in that respect. They used to carry FairLife & Borden but now the only brand available is the store brand and I will not purchase it.”

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