Discount Stores in Greenville, MI

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  1. 300 S Greenville W Dr, Greenville MI 48838

    4.6 Superb 141 reviews

    “I stop at the Daily Deals stores (Allendale, Grand Rapids, and Greenville) every time I grocery shop. They have fantastic values and I always hit them first — even before Sam's or Gordon Foods. Way better deals than Family Fare or Meijer. I grab whatever looks good there, then finish up at the other stores for the rest. The stock rotates all the time, so you never know what you'll find. It's not the place for 'I need this exact thing every week' because it might not be there next time. Like that beef brisket — last time it was there I didn't buy extra, went through it, and then had to wait three whole months before it showed up again. Near-expiration stuff and frozen items you don't usually see frozen — the deals are just too good to pass up. Highly recommend checking them out.”

  2. 205 South Greenville W Drive, Greenville MI 48838

    4.3 Superb 86 reviews

    “This is one of the cleanest Five and below I have been in. The only problem I have is that they only utilize self checkout only. If I have to check myself out and essentially work for them, I should get an additional discount.”

  3. 300 S Greenville W Dr, Greenville MI 48838

    4.3 Superb 71 reviews

    “The checkout line is more advanced than the Florida stores, which seems crazy. This store was out of a lot of items, but the staff was very helpful and apologetic.”

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  5. 301 Maplewood Street Ste 1H, Greenville MI 48838

    3.4 Good 66 reviews

    “The dollar general store in Greenville mi is one the cleanest store I have been in the employee's was very helpful also great customer service. Thank you to the all staff at this store.”

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