Discount Stores in Dunn, NC

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  1. 2202 West Cumberland Street, Dunn NC 28334

    4.6 Superb 238 reviews

    “Ollie's is a great place to shop. They don't always have exactly what you're looking for but they usually have something just like it for a third of the price. It's my go-to place for energy drinks and protein bars. I have been shopping there for years now and always give them my phone number when I check out but I've yet to receive any gold stars or cookies for my efforts, though.”

  2. 1140 W Broad St, Dunn NC 28334

    4.1 Good 126 reviews

    “It is OPEN. I have been waiting to see the grand reopening of this store. It is not the same. It feels huge, open space, CLEAN, a different layout, limited furniture, with clothing occupying most of the open floor.”

  3. 1817 West Cumberland Street, Dunn NC 28334

    4 Good 59 reviews

    “One of my favorite stores to visit for a quick run for home supplies. I've been coming here for years and it's almost always pleasant. They have most all of your home care needs.”

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  5. 6934 Plain View Hwy, Dunn NC 28334

    4 Good 63 reviews

    “Very friendly staff and convenient location for country folk like me ? The only thing that I am not happy about is that they no longer sell clothing (except collegiate wear). Otherwise, I love DG!”

  6. 910 W Cumberland St, Dunn NC 28334

    3.4 Good 83 reviews

    “A year ago this location was trashed and smelled like something died in the second aisle. I work next door and could never be in and out without having to climb over merchandise. The new manager and her team has cleaned that store up and give a much better shopping experience. The store manager Krisha deserves a raise.”

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