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  1. Sikeston Trade Fair - 328 State Hwy H

    328 State Hwy H, Sikeston MO 63801

    4.5 Superb 80 reviews

    “Great place to shop or if you never been it's something you definitely wanna check out great prices an customer service will be visiting many more times in the future”

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  2. Ollie's Bargain Outlet - 1215 South Main Street

    1215 South Main Street, Sikeston MO 63801

    4.3 Superb 153 reviews

    “Occasionally we get bargains. But a lot of items have no price tags. And when there's a clearance sale on seasonal items ,they forever put items all on 1 display with a percentage off sign( such as Christmas 50%off), yet there's surprise exclusions once you ask or check out.”

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  3. Save A Lot - 601 South Main Street

    601 South Main Street, Sikeston MO 63801

    4.3 Superb 115 reviews

    “I love Save-A-Lot, the bread is way better than the cheap Walmart brand! WAY BETTER! We got meats WAY cheaper than Wally's too. I prefer Save-A-Lot to Walmart accept Walmart has a bigger selection of items. The items available here are excellent.”

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  5. Dollar General - 1551 North Main Street

    1551 North Main Street, Sikeston MO 63801

    4.2 Good 59 reviews

    “This is my home away from home. I adore the employees an they always help me find the items I need. As well as keep me up to date on the sales and remind me of the coupons on reciepts.”

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  6. Dollar General - 917 South Kingshighway Street

    917 South Kingshighway Street, Sikeston MO 63801

    4.1 Good 76 reviews

    “Store was clean. The staff at Morehouse store was old and crabby. I was watched the whole time like I was going to steal something. I was looking for female supplies Other than that I would go back if I needed to”

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  7. Dollar General - 1355 E Malone Ave St

    1355 E Malone Ave St, Sikeston MO 63801

    4 Good 75 reviews

    “I was almost ran into by an employee pushing a cart. Completely unaware of what happened. They have a lot of carts sitting around with stock to be put away. I understand but watch out.”

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