Discount Stores in Brockton, MA

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  1. 105 Campanelli Industrial Drive, Brockton MA 02301

    4.3 Superb 127 reviews

    “I love this store for a multitude of reasons. The prices are cheap and you're able to find a lot of different things you might need, be it food or household goods. Outdoor stuff, basically a random useful collection. The store is large as well and usually not busy enough where you feel like it's too much. Would highly recommend stopping here, especially if you're gluten free and want some snacks.”

  2. 1997 Main St, Brockton MA 02301

    4.3 Superb 27 reviews

    “Great place to shop. Things are very neat and organized. Everything is priced. People are friendly and helpful. They have seasonal items, clothing, cleaning items just to name a few. And they have bags and wrap for gifts.”

  3. 21 Torrey Street, Brockton MA 02301

    4 Good 81 reviews

    “Went in quick for ant baits. Found them easily. Store was neat and clean. Cashier was friendly and helpful. Truly was a quick stop. And prices were comparable. Thank you Dollar General”

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  5. 683 Belmont St, Brockton MA 02301

    4 Good 79 reviews

    “I can find many things at Dollar Tree that I need. It is one of my go to quick stop places. I go looking for the deal. Just be careful to check prices on the shelves. Some $1.50 things (usual price now) are on shelves near higher priced similar items for 3 or 4 dollars, or more. If you only want to pay $1.50 make sure you grab the right item”

  6. 715 Crescent Street Ste 12, Brockton MA 02302

    4.2 Good 18 reviews

    “I've got to stop spending all my money Tees. Funko Pops are really addictive. Not to mention they carry great art supplies and cool tees.”

  7. 26 Legion Parkway, Brockton MA 02301

    4.4 Superb 7 reviews

    “They now sell Pokémon trading cards, masks, pajamas, beach toys, coin rolls, party favors, party hats, party banners, toys and games, beauty supplies, home décor and more. Bat bus routes 3 and 4 stop here.”

  8. 702 Crescent St, Brockton MA 02302

    3.5 Good 11 reviews

    “One of my new found treasures and its less than a mile away what a greatfunn and helpful staff they have I spent three hours in there and they were not rude I felt relaxed and comfortable thank you Boston furniture”

  9. 200 West Gate Drive, Westgate Mall, Brockton MA 02301

    3.5 Good 37 reviews

    “First visit for myself my Niece of course knows the place quite well they do have a cute selection of clothes a lot of ethnic themed items which i thought was cool . My Neice is of color as well ..and the young lady at the register today was so sweet! Very friendly helpful . So i gave this store 5 stars well deserved!”

  10. 222 East Ashland Street, North Cary Street, Brockton MA 02302

    3.3 Good 47 reviews

    “I always find great deals here! The store is well-stocked and the staff are super friendly, which makes shopping a breeze. It's my go-to place for everyday essentials!”

  11. 700 Crescent St, Brockton MA 02302

    3.1 Average 72 reviews

    “Well my Friends. Dollar Tree is now Officially the, "Dollar Twenty-five Tree".?☺️, Who Knew? Even though a lot of shelves are still bare. I actually bought my usual cold bottled ginger ale to drink and I swear that it tasted more watery no flavor"I told myself that a Quarter couldn't have made that much difference. The date on the bottle was up to date.. go figure??”

  12. 725 Centre Street, East Crossing, Brockton MA 02302

    2.7 Average 43 reviews

    “This Family Dollar Store has a lot of great stuff to buy however, the parking lot has bags of trash and furniture and it's a shame that this property isn't being kept up especially, with this ongoing issue there should be more cameras installed all around this parking lot to help catch who ever is dumping their trash.onto Family Dollars parking lot...”

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