Discount Stores in Biddeford, ME

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  1. 510 Alfred St, Biddeford ME 04005

    4.6 Superb 130 reviews

    “I walked into this store just to check if they were still open, not planning on buying anything, but I was so pleasantly surprised by what I found. It’s a fantastic mix of groceries and clothing, but not the kind of store you’d expect to have such a wide variety of exceptional products. The grocery section was stocked with high-quality, fresh produce, specialty items I didn’t think I’d find outside of a boutique market, and some unique brands. As for the clothing, I was blown away by the selection. Trendy yet affordable pieces, perfect for updating your wardrobe without breaking the bank. They had a great range of sizes and styles, and everything seemed really well curated. I ended up picking up a few things I didn’t plan on buying some delicious snacks, a few fresh produce items, and a couple of clothing pieces I couldn’t resist. The whole experience was so much better than I expected, and I can definitely see myself coming back regularly. Definitely a five-star stop for both groceries and fashion finds!”

  2. 435 Elm St, Biddeford ME 04005

    4.2 Good 164 reviews

    “This particular Mardens focuses on clothes and shoes. Very limited selection of building materials aside from appliances and rugs. A decent amount of discount tools and some food items mixed in with home goods.”

  3. 435 Elm Street Suite 3, Biddeford ME 04005

    3.7 Good 91 reviews

    “Very friendly and clean store. I found everything I was looking for and then some. Such great deals on holiday decorations, and wrapping paper. Huge assortment of bows, tissue paper, and bags to put your presents in. I would definitely recommend dollar tree to anyone who was looking for a little more inexpensive shopping trip.”

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