Discount Stores in Oneonta, NY

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  1. 1735 NY-205, Oneonta NY 13820

    4.7 Superb 23 reviews

    “I'm not generally a Dollar store shopper but we were camping and needed a few things on Saturday 7/13 around mid-day. I'm writing this review only to say that the lady at the register at that time deserves a raise! She was 100% better than any store cashier I think I've ever encountered at any store. It was somewhat busy at the time, I needed to use the bathroom while she was checking people out she still noticed me looking for the bathroom and got me the keys, then made sure to apologize for the wait time in line, offered us a coupon, and promptly got us the ice we needed outside. Her service was worth this review. I was very impressed! Especially considering the general lack of customer service that I think we've all come to expect everywhere these days.”

  2. Westgate Plaza, 9 Winney Hill Road, Oneonta NY 13820

    4.3 Superb 43 reviews

    “Very nice stuff always clean establishment able to get around without having to Bob and weave through freight. Most items a relatively inexpensive and very well displayed. One of the only places unable to procure strawberry Cheyenne's. Plenty of parking located in the old Great American / Burger King plaza. Now it's table Rock fitness as well as the restaurant on the corner. Located on Oneida after the light that turns on the chestnut”

  3. 739 NY-28 Ste 7, Oneonta NY 13820

    4.1 Good 62 reviews

    “I hve been going to dollar tree for years!! They hve alittle bit of everything and many name brand products. If u don't check them out and still think it's wise to pay double for some things u can find here, well, I don't know what to say?? Check it out!!”

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  5. 76 Chestnut Street, Oneonta NY 13820

    3.3 Good 83 reviews

    “Very helpful staff members always willing to help locate items when asked if it got moved to a different aisle or if they have it in back the willing to go check.inside they have a freezer section / refrigeration area plus your regular foods and merchandise that go on shelving for storage as well as displayed in ways all heights and ages can see everything from your folks and knives to car materials as well as both wet and dry foods as well as treats toys colors leashes etc for your pets. Soaps, shampoos, over the counter medicines and vitamins for humans.ect...”

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