Discount Stores in Pasadena, MD

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  1. 4496 Mountain Rd, Pasadena MD 21122

    4.8 Superb 42 reviews

    • Today 9AM – 5PM

    “Love this place they always have great deals on everything.... 10/10 a year later!! Love top shelf discount n all the guys that work there!! Always got the best $$ on everything from pool stuff to hygiene to makeup to clothes patio furniture toys and THE BEST $$$$ PRICES ON PERFUME ,COLOGNE ON ALL THE GOOD STUFF!! DEFINITELY CHECK THEM OUT IF YOU HAVEN'T!!”

  2. 8157 Governor Ritchie Highway, Pasadena MD 21122

    4 Good 104 reviews

    “Truthfully- its all a gamble when visiting a Dollar Tree. Some stores very well stocked with wide variety, others not well cared for and stock is not good. This store falls in the middle. Not necessarily bad tho, just limited.”

  3. 8042 Ritchie Highway Suite 4, Pasadena MD 21122

    3.9 Good 60 reviews

    “I prefer going to this five below over the one in glen burnie it's just cleaner, staff is more friendly. Only issue i have is that now they closed every self checkout except for 2, so sometimes there's a line.”

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  5. 8571A Fort Smallwood Road, Pasadena MD 21122

    3.9 Good 97 reviews

    “This dollar general is very clean but some items are randomly scattered in the shelves. It just renovated a few months ago and the store looks really nice and modern. The prices are a bit higher but I use the dollar general app which has some deals. But to use the app to purchase things the scanning always goes wrong and it doesn't work.”

  6. 4117 Mountain Road, Pasadena MD 21122

    3.7 Good 72 reviews

    “The employees at this location are helpful, professional, and overall really pleasant on a consistent basis. Don't usually review dollar stores, but. They deserve praise. Thank you”

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