Discount Stores near Bangor, MI

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  1. 301 N Center St, Bangor MI 49013

    3.3 Good 76 reviews

    “March 2021 - cleanest I have seen the store. Still has overstock cluttered everywhere but people were actually there working on it.Other than the local drunks(?) sitting outside chain smoking, this was a good experience.”

  2. 4929 N Watervliet Rd, Watervliet MI 49098

    3.8 Good 77 reviews

    “Nice store, but there always restocking which means they are always selling, which in the end means JOBS , And the workers they have ought to be appreciated more, someone is doing something right.”

  3. 419 S Paw Paw St, Lawrence MI 49064

    3.8 Good 65 reviews

    “As the only general store in Lawrence, you can expect that this Dollar General can get immensely busy. And that it does. One of the bigger DG's that I've been to, it has the same products you would expect at your normal Dollar General, with a few more added so the locals won't have to travel to Hartford or Paw Paw very often. The workers here are very knowledgeable about the Lawrence area and were happy to answer our questions. However, if you are not a local as I am not, then this is the perfect stop to refresh on snacks, drinks, and essentials so you can get back on the road all the more quickly.”

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  5. 1675 Phoenix St Ste 113, South Haven MI 49090

    3.6 Good 64 reviews

  6. 309 W Main St, Hartford MI 49057

    3.1 Average 32 reviews

    “They have a new manager who, with the help of her team, is really cleaning up the Hartford Store!I love the sales that they have on already discounted items (especially household cleaning products! )Also, for sublimation crafters... they have great deals on polyester clothing!It's my local "go to" store!”

  7. 68123 Co Rd 380, South Haven MI 49090

    2.8 Average 13 reviews

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