Discount Stores in Sapulpa, OK

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  1. 303 E Taft Ave, Sapulpa OK 74066

    3.8 Good 127 reviews

    “Stopped by from out of town and was so impressed with this store! Plenty of #ADA parking, parking lot was clean and well lit. Was greeted as soon as I walked in, i absolutely love this! The store has wide, clutter free isles. The shelves were well stocked. I went in because I had seen a certain lotion a Youtuber hauled, in hopes of trying it but unfortunately they didn't have it, I did find a face moisturizer though and am thrilled with it btw. The cashier was friendly and helpful. Next time I'm in town I'll definitely come back!”

  2. 1451 N 9th St, Sapulpa OK 74066

    4.3 Superb 32 reviews

    “This is the Best Dollar General in the Tulsa area. It's absolutely huge. Saw one just like it in Nebraska. Lisa was incredibly knowledgeable and helpful! I spent an hour and a half looking at everything.”

  3. 420 S Main St, Sapulpa OK 74066

    2.8 Average 96 reviews

    “I love being able to walk into the store and the isles be clutter free from boxes/totes/rolltainers/u-boats, etc.!☺️ It makes it easier and faster to find something needed! And if I can’t find something or unsure where something is at I always ask whoever is working and they’ll stop what their doing (like stocking the shelves) just to help me out. Much appreciated DG❤️”

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  5. 913 E Dewey Ave, Sapulpa OK 74066

    2.3 Poor 90 reviews

    “This is the best dollar general in town! Mandy goes above and beyond here everyday with a smile on her face. The store is always clean, stocked, organized and functioning. They’re always friendly and helpful. They always say hello and have a great day. I’m just really proud of the team that Mandy has built here.”

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