Discount Stores near Fallsburg, NY

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  1. 5687 NY-42, Fallsburg NY 12733

    2.7 Average 73 reviews

    “A good store with a large selection. Don't expect affordable costs compared to a Super Market. But what they offer in quick shopping and a time crunch are unmatched. The store can be a bit messy at times, which is always a shame. But if you shop smart you can definitely score some affordable deals. Always a pleasure to deal with the staff.”

  2. 7899 State Rte 55, Neversink NY 12765

    4.5 Superb 55 reviews

    “I love the store! I find what I'm looking for, and sometimes, things that I'm not looking for.... the staff is friendly and helpful, which is always a plus!”

  3. 37 Glen Wild Rd, Rock Hill NY 12775

    4.2 Good 60 reviews

    “Kudos to Elizabeth and Tyler at the Rock Hill Dollar General. I had a small parking lot incident, and they were very alert and aware of what was happening, both inside and outside the store. I appreciated how attentive and responsible they were. Great employees.”

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  5. 1939 NY-52, Liberty NY 12754

    4.1 Good 54 reviews

    “I enjoy shopping at Dollar Tree stores especially the Liberty NY store. Dollar Tree offers a wide variety of items and staples including excellent glassware. I find the checkers and other workers extremely helpful as well. Shopping in the summer months can be a challenge in Liberty due to the great influx of seasonal residents so things can get messy as customers rifle through merchandise.”

  6. 1860 NY-52, Liberty NY 12754

    2.7 Average 69 reviews

    “We got some great deals here today. The cashier (a young black male) was super friendly and helpful. The store was a bit messy and there were some flies inside but aside from that, I was very pleased with the visit.”

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