Discount Stores in Lee's Summit, MO

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  1. 472 Northwest Chipman Road, Lee's Summit MO 64086

    4.1 Good 132 reviews

    “This is my daughter's favorite place to buy little stuff. I just hope they have someone who will zone the items to make sure they are not in the wrong price because it's been how many times that I suppose to buy something because it is in the $5 spot. Unfortunately, upon scanning it is not, so I ended up not buying them anymore. Overall, the place is good for kids looking for stuff that is not too expensive.”

  2. 703 Southeast Melody Lane, Lee's Summit MO 64063

    4 Good 109 reviews

    “Absolutely loved working here!! The managers where freaking awesome and so understanding and really there for their team. Enjoyed working with everyone!! To the Lees Summit Dollar Tree ? Team y’all is awesome and much love to all ✌️”

  3. 172 Northwest Oldham Parkway, Lee's Summit MO 64081

    4 Good 78 reviews

    “I call this place my second home..I go their for everything the manager is nice I can always find what I need..prices are good for times like these..I have even started buying groceries their..food is fresh..”

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  5. 404 Southwest Ward Road, Lee's Summit MO 64081

    3.8 Good 75 reviews

    “I am able to find a lot of things I need and spend way less money than trying to order on Amazon lol Although, I do love Amazon as well for back up and everything else”

  6. 301 Northeast Todd George Road, Lee's Summit MO 64086

    3.5 Good 50 reviews

    “This place has really stepped up their game! Grateful for all they offer now, the cleanliness of the store and that I recognize the employees... because they are saying long enough to become familiar. Good job DG!”

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