Discount Stores in Essex, MD

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  1. 1300 Eastern Blvd, Middlesex Shopping Center, Essex MD 21221

    3.9 Good 42 reviews

    “I haven't been to this store in awhile because it was always a mess. I was pleasantly surprised of how clean this store looked. The new manager Rohan is doing a wonderful job making this store look like a place that you would love to shop. The vibe was warm and inviting. Keep up the good work.”

  2. 116 Stemmers Run Road, Essex MD 21221

    3.6 Good 33 reviews

    “The store clerk was very polite and sweet young man, really made my morning. All it takes is a little kindness in the world.it goes a very long way. for this reason I would def go back into the store and shop sometimes it's not about what you buy it's about the experience that you have.”

  3. 215 Back River Neck Rd, Essex MD 21221

    3.4 Good 83 reviews

    “This store is getting better. Shelves are better stocked. Most of the staff is nicer. I only have 2 complaints. 1. If you close at 10pm then the doors shouldn't be locked before 9:45pm. 2. The totes all over the sales floor. I understand resets come down but you don't need to mess up an aisle to do it.”

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