Discount Stores near Epsom, NH

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  1. 940 Suncook Valley Highway South Suite 14, Epsom NH 03234

    3.6 Good 87 reviews

    “The only complaint I have is...this is the closest store to me & a lot of times I would stop to get creamer or milk. But I was tired of risking there & seeing they were out of 1 or the other.”

  2. 940 Suncook Valley Highway South Suite 14, Epsom NH 03234

    3.4 Good 67 reviews

    “I will say since they had a massive revamp on management and employees, I will say the store has been a bit less “Box” filled and products are out . However , I can’t say that is any employees fault per se . Especially when the company expects one employee to run the register stock shelves and help customers. I think the issue of the functionality of the stores is a direct reflection of the company and corporate leadership.”

  3. 68 D'Amante Dr, Concord NH 03301

    4.3 Superb 168 reviews

    “This is a place you can find just about anything and everything and it’s amazing how we accumulated items to buy that we had no idea we needed going in. Fun place to shop even if a bit too jam packed.”

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  5. 37 NH-106, Loudon NH 03307

    4.1 Good 58 reviews

    “Five-star experience at this updated Dollar General! The store was bright, clean, and well organized, making everything easy to find. The staff members were friendly and welcoming, and the refreshed location made for a pleasant shopping trip.”

  6. 693 Suncook Valley Road, Barnstead NH 03225

    3.6 Good 83 reviews

    “The staff is amazing, but dairy seems to always be a bust along with many frozen items. As a matter of convenience it can be great if they have what my family needs.”

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