Discount Stores near Saint Charles, MI

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  1. 1014 N Saginaw St, St Charles MI 48655

    3.4 Good 56 reviews

    “I was too the St Charles one in Michigan today, tuesday May 26th I was amazed there were 2 women working and the one was very busy at the register and the other was putting stock out. They both had smiles and were so nice and friendly to us customers. It was a pleasant surprise, I told the register lady thank you 3 times. I loved that the store was stocked well for once and it was a happy place. ??❣❣”

  2. 4602 State St, Saginaw MI 48603

    4.3 Superb 194 reviews

    “I love Ollie's. Great prices though extremely cluttered. You get what you get as they only have the things that they get in, but I've walked out of here with an entire handbasket of books and $60 toy that I only had to pay $14 for. Well worth a visit and some time browsing.”

  3. 5660 State St, Saginaw MI 48603

    3.4 Good 73 reviews

    “Great place to stop for quick shopping. They have basically all your basic necessities. Staff at this store is extremely friendly and helpful. I find myself stopping here more often than any other grocery or convenience store.”

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  5. 7365 Gratiot Rd, Saginaw MI 48609

    3.2 Average 78 reviews

    “I was at this store today a little after 3. The young lady that was working was very helpful and friendly. Will be back. Wish I knew her name to get recognition for her great service”

  6. 148 S Chapman St, Chesaning MI 48616

    2.6 Average 68 reviews

    “Okay, so the store itself is usually a little messy, which is totally understandable because they are short staffed.Today, I called to see if they had Theraflu because my mom and I are very sick. The woman on the phone not only found it, she went through all the different kinds with me over the phone, and brought it to the counter for my husband to pick up for me. That was outstanding, she was so nice and wished me well.”

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