Discount Stores near Grimsby, ON

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  1. 36 Main St W, Grimsby ON L3M 1R4

    4.2 Good 57 reviews

    “Nice store (Giant Tiger in Grimsby, ON) and awesome staff! Visited store searching for a “Hamilton Tiger Cats” shirt, and some necessities, as a souvenir. I grew up with Giant Tiger stores in Ohio, but they had no affiliation with the Canadian counterpart, just coincidentally shared the same name. Comparable merchandise selection though. Zander from South Euclid (‘burb of Cleveland), Ohio. Visited store 5/26/26.”

  2. Shopping Centre, 150 Main Street East, Grimsby ON L3M 1P1

    3.9 Good 72 reviews

    “I've been to this location a few times now, and I really like how organized the store is. They also have a great selection of items that I don't normally see at other locations. The customer service has always been good, but yesterday especially stood out. I had a couple of staff members help me, and they were so kind and helpful. I was really impressed with the service and how friendly everyone was. I'll definitely be shopping at this location more often!”

  3. 176 Griffin Street North Suite 2, Smithville ON L0R 2A0

    4.5 Superb 44 reviews

    “I think Dollarama is better then Giant Tiger that’s saying something as much purchase prices when it comes for stuff you need Dollarama as made its mark here in Smithville and it’s here to stay. 😅”

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  5. 4610 Ontario Street, Beamsville ON L0R 1B3

    4.3 Superb 61 reviews

    “Great store! Super clean and organized! Inventory is fresh and not all over the place. Staff are super friendly and helpful. Safe enviroment shopping with my family (young kids). 100% recommend and will be back.”

  6. 249 Saint Catharines St Box 219, Smithville ON L0R 2A0

    4 Good 38 reviews

    “Clean, friendly staff. Would be nice to have more Canadian options. Went to get a car of pop and no compliments or president's choice. All just the big US brands.”

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