Discount Stores in Waynesville, NC

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  1. 1176 Russ Ave, Waynesville NC 28786

    4.2 Good 161 reviews

    “We walked in for a $3 non-slip bath mat. $175 later, we finally walked out. Their clothing section (never seen one in a Big Lots before) had all of their already marked down clothing taking another 25% off. So, I/we loaded up on Izod casual clothing, winter long sleeve shirts, men's and women's. All of seemingly great quality. We also snatched up a few housewares, etc.”

  2. 3618 Dellwood City Rd, Waynesville NC 28786

    4 Good 105 reviews

    “Close to home so used for Our everyday needsYes there's been issues with lack of stock and staffing, causing closed doors during business hours but it is Getting better and better recently”

  3. 1168 Dellwood Road, Waynesville NC 28786

    4 Good 40 reviews

    “It is what it is. Nothing spectacular but friendly staff, lots of everything and inexpensive. A bit cluttered but that's an acceptable trade-off for having so many things to choose from.”

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  5. 163 Waynesville Plaza, Waynesville NC 28786

    3.7 Good 77 reviews

    “Friendly staff and the stock of items is always updated. You can tell they take care of their incoming shipments and actually put it out on the shelves when they should. This is my favorite spot to go when all the other dollar generals fail to have my favorite snacks. Thank you for being so reliable! You rock!!!”

  6. 40 Joe Carver Road, Waynesville NC 28785

    3.6 Good 97 reviews

    “I love going to this store!! Asm Jessica is always so super helpful and nice! No matter how busy or what’s happening she is always there to lend a hand! If you want to be treated fairly and like a friend go here!! Never have trouble finding what I need always leave happy!!”

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