Discount Stores near Riverview, NB

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  1. 720 Coverdale Rd, Riverview NB E1B 3L2

    4.1 Good 44 reviews

    “The giant tiger at Coverdale. The tall woman who is the manager always has an unfriendly vibe. When you ask her questions about a product she’s very dismissive and not willing to be of assistance. Another day I had an issue by the self service machine, she was about to walk past me until I called her attention to the machine, reluctantly with a frown as she usually gives me, she attended to it and walked away.”

  2. Superstore Mall, 105 Main St, Moncton NB E1C 1B8

    4.3 Superb 64 reviews

    “larama at 105 Main Street, Moncton is a convenient and well-stocked store with a good variety of everyday items at affordable prices. The store is generally clean and organized, making it easy to find what you need. Staff are helpful and friendly. During peak times, the checkout line can get a bit long, but overall it’s a great place for quick shopping and good value.”

  3. Wheeler Park Power Centre, 121 Trinity Dr, Moncton NB E1G 2J7

    4 Good 49 reviews

    “I will be recommending it to everyone looking for reasonable price things. I got myself a small mirror/ groceries/ table mat/ bin cover/ chopping board and more.”

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  5. Village on Dieppe, 5070 Principale-Est Ave, Dieppe NB E1A 9P7

    3.9 Good 40 reviews

    “Dollarama at Village on Dieppe is a fantastic shopping area! The selection of stores is diverse, offering everything from fashion to home goods. The plaza is always clean, well-maintained, and has ample parking. The staff at the shops are friendly and helpful, making for a pleasant shopping experience. It’s a great place for both quick errands and leisurely browsing. Highly recommend!”

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