Discount Stores in Allen Park, MI

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  1. 3140 Fairlane Drive, Allen Park MI 48101

    4.1 Good 151 reviews

    “Employees are friendly, store is clean and well organized. This location is usually busy but they do a good job getting you in and out. They always have lots of viral items in stock..”

  2. 10333 Pelham Road, Allen Park MI 48101

    4.1 Good 93 reviews

    “Well stocked and most of the staff is friendly. My only complaint is the cleanliness of the parking lot. It is always full of trash. Looks so bad. It's a dollar tree so don't expect a whole lot but the outside just looks so bad. Always busy at this one.”

  3. 19225 Ecorse Road, Allen Park MI 48101

    3.5 Good 102 reviews

    “This store recently was updated and is really nice. The selection of products is excellent, they have a much larger food section now. I visit this location a few times a week and it's always clean, well organized, and items are stocked nicely. The staff is very friendly and the manager Robin is great too! Keep up the wonderful work! To the people saying that the staff is rude, they have never once been rude to me or my family. Maybe you are the problem.”

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  5. 5700 Allen Road, Allen Park MI 48101

    3.2 Average 87 reviews

    “This dollar general has the nicest staff every time I go in there , I would drive by 10 dollar generals just to go to this one because of the people that work there.”

  6. 6530 Allen Road, Allen Park MI 48101

    3.1 Average 224 reviews

    “I have been to most of the Platos in the tri county area and the Allen Park location was the first one and still after all the trips to check out a new one it remains the best of all of them the staff is amazing and the owner is a great person I am always able to find things for myself and my wife and now that my kids are older I am even finding stuff for them the best”

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