Discount Stores near Washington, NJ

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  1. 297 NJ-31 S, Washington NJ 07882

    3.2 Average 79 reviews

    “Steve is a very customer centric manager that runs a great store, seriously, the windows were clean and minimal spider Webbs in comparison to other Dollar General stores. Someone needs to give Steve a raise.”

  2. 1712 NJ-31, Clinton NJ 08809

    4.5 Superb 155 reviews

    “What a great place! I got patio cushions, outdoor patio items, and garden items. Good quality and amazing prices on the outdoor cushions. The employee who checked me out was so courteous and pleasant. They have items I was not aware they carried. I think the outdoor patio items are very reasonable and decent quality. Lots of umbrellas, gazebos, and tons of garden items. Much better then some other big box stores. Also today I noticed they have pool supplies, and pool toys/floaties, chlorine tabs, etc. Great gem to check out.”

  3. 2319 N Delaware Dr, Mt Bethel PA 18343

    3.3 Good 84 reviews

    “Dollar General on Route 611 ( Mt Bethel) is a great stop for quick shopping needs, offering a well-stocked selection of essentials at affordable prices. The store layout makes it easy to find everyday items like snacks, household goods, and personal care products without the hassle of a big-box store. One of the standout aspects of this location is the friendly and helpful staff. Whether assisting with locating products or quickly handling checkout, the employees create a welcoming atmosphere that makes each visit pleasant. Their professionalism and attentiveness add to the store’s overall convenience. Being right off Route 611, the store is in a prime spot for both locals and travelers. Whether you're running errands or just need to grab something on the go, its easy accessibility makes it a reliable option. Overall, Dollar General on Route 611 delivers a hassle-free shopping experience with great service, reasonable prices, and a convenient location.”

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