Discount Stores in Canton, NY

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  1. 5933 US-11, Canton NY 13617

    4.8 Superb 32 reviews

    “Great store with a range of items of many different types for a low price sometimes surprisingly good deals, only downside is that it is a small store and that means that there is always the genuine chance they really don't have what your looking for, but otherwise amazing store where you can find a wonderful find 4/5”

  2. 5933 US-11, Canton NY 13617

    3.9 Good 54 reviews

    “Good deals for a college student. Better than the Walmart in town for things like meat. Me and my roommate use their weekly coupons and it makes it worth it. Spend an average of $150 for thing of steak cubes, two packs of panko breaded chicken, two things of pizza, water bottle packs, and more.”

  3. 5933 US-11 North, Canton NY 13617

    2.8 Average 44 reviews

    “It is a great store to shop but when you go in and employees are running other employees down who aren't even there to defend themselves it is a little annoying .On a better note the ones that are there doing there job and doing it well are wonderful to deal with very helpful and polite to deal with! Dollar General Canton NY store number #09582!! This Dollar General has a few who make shopping very nice and are easy to deal with. There is Tory can't think of her last name. Then there is Amy Disotell . They are polite always ask if you need assistance finding something always have a smile. I have to add that each time I go in there are a few cashier's who are quiet and then you have those you walk in the store and you are just happy to see them working there. A few to mention are Lisa P. And Amy D. I spend a fortune in there every month and each time I go in I am thankful to see both of them. It would be a sad day if either of them were not there for any reason. I'd have to go shop some where else.”

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