Discount Stores in Flowood, MS

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  1. 136 Dogwood Boulevard, Flowood MS 39232

    4.6 Superb 171 reviews

    “Well stocked and very tidy even at lunch time on a Friday! I come to browse with a toddler and I love when a toy section isn't destroyed. Which is hard because all it takes is one wave of kids! It makes prices and toys easy to find. I also appreciated clearly marked sales and tidy clearance.”

  2. 250 Dogwood Boulevard, Flowood MS 39232

    4.1 Good 139 reviews

    “Ms. Jan in the Jewelry Gallery does an Excellent Job of organizing, displaying & assisting customers!!! Management doesn't give her enough appreciation and credit for a job well done!!! Stop by and let Ms. Jan Accessorize Your Style!!!”

  3. 604 Grants Ferry Rd, Flowood MS 39232

    3.9 Good 62 reviews

    “The manager and staff are so nice and helpful even despite her turnover in employees. She's still keeps helping her customers. I love my store. I would rather go here than Walmart!”

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  5. 279 Dogwood Boulevard, Flowood MS 39232

    3.4 Good 48 reviews

    “Nice cashiers there's always stuff in the aisle and you can't find what you need most of the time I can find everything I need over there and I stay in Jackson the people that works in Jackson ones are rude and do not want to help you and don't want to speak not even a hello sometime”

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