Discount Stores near Essex, ON

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  1. 61 Talbot Street North, Essex ON N8M 1A2

    4.4 Superb 46 reviews

    “This is the cleanest and most well-organized dollar store I've ever been to. The shelves were stocked neatly and they had a great selection compared to other Dollar Tree stores I've seen. Keep up the excellent work!”

  2. 102 Talbot St N, Essex ON N8M 2C4

    4.1 Good 56 reviews

    “Nice place to stop in Essex. Has a good variety of things and a friendly staff. Good one stop shop. Has tools, clothes, electronics, toys and household stuff.”

  3. 39 King Street East, Harrow ON N0R 1G0

    4.4 Superb 66 reviews

    “Popped in here for the first time...needed shot glasses (emergency...lol)...as soon as I walked in, I saw the clerk and asked him where they were...he told me, I bought them, paid and left! That's the kind of shopping I like to do...and kudos to the clerk for responding to my 'urgent' question upon entering...lol. Highly recommend!!!”

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  5. Tecumseh Mall, 7650 Tecumseh Road East, Windsor ON N8T 1E9

    4.3 Superb 39 reviews

    “I like dollarama because they are cheap and they sell a variety of goods. However, for a dollar store, I think the price on some items can come down a dollar or 2.”

  6. 339 Notre Dame Street, Belle River ON N8L 0L2

    3.5 Good 36 reviews

    “Looking for nice fake flowers to decorate your front yard, house, table, etc; this is they place, with their array of high quality fake flowers anything you may be trying to decorate is covered. Ive never seen the specific flowers and colours they have at other locations. Also a good place for uncle rays chips.”

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