Discount Stores in Santa Fe, NM

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  1. 522 N Guadalupe St, Santa Fe NM 87501

    3.8 Good 124 reviews

    “The store was clean and well stocked. My sister found some clithing she wanted. They were good quality and reasonably price. The perfumes and gift sets were varied and a good bargain, I bought a few for myself and to gift. I also found a needed snow brush for a family member's vehicle. I recommend this store and I will shop there again when in the area.”

  2. 3513 Zafarano Drive Ste A3, Santa Fe NM 87507

    3.7 Good 82 reviews

    “Came here and the sales associate Greene was so informative with all we were looking for and was so helpful wasn’t rude at all or annoyed by all Our questions good job Greene”

  3. 5251 Las Soleras Drive, Santa Fe NM 87507

    3.6 Good 83 reviews

    “Dollar tree needs to update their actual name to something other than Dollar tree! Everything is no longer a dollar! You have to go around the store and scan things to make sure they are $1.50 now. Items are $5 I've even seen some for $7 or more!”

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  5. 5992 Airport Rd, Santa Fe NM 87507

    3.4 Good 98 reviews

    “What people don’t realize is that dollar general corp is cutting hours and changing policies and not allowing the stores fully staff themselves. These workers are overworked in an environment that isn’t helping them and polices that are cutting their feet off! Look it up on social media. #putinaticket This store has been struggling to get cleaned up and the uboats in the isles were to the extreme. The employees have been working their buns off to clean up the store, organize and it its far from perfect but these employees are kicking butt! Great job and they’re always friendly to me!”

  6. 4056 Cerrillos Road Ste A, Santa Fe NM 87507

    3.2 Average 32 reviews

    “I live on mostly my Social Security income. I couldn't do it without the discount prices at Dollar Tree. Today it was Christmas stuff. Tomorrow it will be something else.”

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