Discount Stores in Thornhill, ON

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  1. Bayview Lane Plaza, 8190 Bayview Avenue, Thornhill ON L3T 2S2

    3.7 Good 60 reviews

    “*edit: 2025 Aug Still great! Parking is tough at busy times but the store is worth it for the value Dollarama holds.. Special occasions and regional holidays are accented well by many items sold at dollarama. The staff is friendly and hardworking.”

  2. Coulter's Mill Marketplace, 1450 Clark Avenue West, Thornhill ON L4J 7R5

    3.7 Good 44 reviews

    “I come here frequently and always find exactly what I need for a very reasonable price. Snacks, cards, beverages, they have it all. Staff are also super friendly”

  3. 9200 Bathurst Street, Thornhill ON L4C 6C2

    3.3 Good 49 reviews

    “I’ve always had wonderful experiences here, particularly with the balloon service! I feel like these folks genuinely love balloons - the gentleman at the counter really lights up about them, and helps you arrange the right colours.”

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  5. 1054 Centre Street, Thornhill ON L4J 3M8

    3.2 Average 55 reviews

    “2023 April 4★Located in a busy plaza, this store is an anchor tenant offering discount goods. It certainly complements the No Frills within the same plaza.Inside, the aisles are narrow but manageable. Lots of goods line the walls and shelves. A great variety given the price. While not everything is cheap, it is a good value.Lots of parking. Covered walkway along the storefront.”

  6. 1 Promenade Circle, Thornhill ON L4J 4P8

    2.9 Average 24 reviews

    “One of the best MINISO locations I’ve visited. The store is clean, organized, and easy to shop in, with a great selection of products. The staff are always polite, attentive, and genuinely helpful, creating a welcoming atmosphere from the moment you walk in. Excellent customer service and a great overall experience. Highly recommended!”

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