Discount Stores in Clemmons, NC

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  1. 120 Westwood Village Drive, Clemmons NC 27012

    4.3 Superb 154 reviews

    “Took my 14 yo son for the first time and he loved it! He found so much stuff that he liked! Win for me because the prices are great! The selection of clothing here is huge! I can always fund something that I like.”

  2. 100 Westwood Village Drive, Clemmons NC 27012

    4.1 Good 131 reviews

    “Nice new look. They have some nice name brand apparel. I was a little impressed. I wonder if this is under a new owner. The only thing not impressive was the cashier guy. I spoke to him and crickets, he may be socially awkward. He did bid me goodbye though. I'll visit again later it, appears that they are still getting things up and running.”

  3. 8547 N, 8547 North Carolina Hwy 150, Clemmons NC 27012

    4.1 Good 80 reviews

    “This store located at 8547 hwy 150 is always a delight to go into. The isles are always clear and organized. The employees are always so nice and helpful. You can tell they work very hard to keep the store in good shape. I see nothing lazy about them. Even helping customers with their items to their car if needed due to the poles being on the carts. Unfortunately I’m pretty sure those poles are in place due to keeping theft down.”

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  5. 2507 Lewisville Clemmons Road, Clemmons NC 27012

    3.8 Good 90 reviews

    “We were in the area and decided to stop in here. It's been a while shopping at Dollar Tree. We found a lot of goodies. At the register, Casey checked us out. He was very friendly, welcoming and helpful! Can't wait to come back!”

  6. 1422 River Ridge Drive, Clemmons NC 27012

    3.1 Average 73 reviews

    “Michael's assistance today was greatly appreciated. The Staff is responsible for the Register, and Stocking at the same time! Micheal was stocking, however, he didn't hesitate to come to the Register. Micheal is a Phenomenal Individual. I greatly appreciate his professionalism and expertise!??? However, I understand why the turnover is exceedingly high. Management and The Franchise should be ashamed and embarrassed; for treating employees like they are working, "IN A POOR POVERTY LABOR CAMP, SHAME ON YOU!! ??”

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