Discount Stores in Dorchester, MA

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  1. 1504A Dorchester Avenue, Dorchester MA 02122

    4.5 Superb 17 reviews

    “This place is great lots of good things and great prices and the worker are very nice except the old man he always follows me around watching me like I’m gonna steel I spend a lot of money there been there a lot of times not 1 time would I ever think to do something like that he needs to retire the other worker are great”

  2. 500 Geneva Avenue, Dorchester MA 02122

    3.2 Average 106 reviews

    “I was there recently and it offers great service, great supply and good offers. The employee I talked to in there was very helpful and forthcoming. Great service.”

  3. 1089 Dorchester Avenue, Dorchester MA 02125

    3.1 Average 68 reviews

    “Was kinda bummed that there wasn't actually a tree with dollars on it. But I was able to get some stuff i needed at affordable prices. Even tho affordability is a made up word.”

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  5. 26 Talbot Avenue, Dorchester MA 02124

    3 Average 94 reviews

    “I visit for work a lot of locations this one is quite cool,even if they close earlier than he others it's makes the trip enjoyable and full of this you didn't thought you will need .”

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