Discount Stores in Gresham, OR

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  1. 2800 NE Hogan Dr, Gresham OR 97030

    4.5 Superb 202 reviews

    “Always a friendly atmosphere. I always look for Kathy who has greeted me by name for years. I miss the pharmacy where she and Bill became almost like family. This store always has what I'm looking for, the prices are reasonable and customer service is still found.”

  2. 2925 Northwest Division Street, Gresham OR 97030

    4.2 Good 237 reviews

    “Just moved to the area from Illinois and was recommended to try this grocery store. It sort of reminds me of Aldi which I shopped at a lot back home but this place has even more variety of groceries for amazing prices. Will be stopping by here frequently when I need groceries!”

  3. 2117 NE Burnside Rd, Gresham OR 97030

    3.5 Good 117 reviews

    “This was the first time I've been to this location. It's pretty much like all Dollar Trees. They have a lot of stuff for what seems like little money until you leave, and you grabbed way too many things that you didn't intend on getting, but that is my fault, not theirs. Nice store and friendly employees.”

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  5. 470 Northwest Eastman Parkway, Gresham OR 97030

    2.7 Average 89 reviews

    “This is the cleanest Dollar Tree I've ever been to. I travel a lot. I've been to so many different Dollar Trees in so many different cities and states, but this is the cleanest and most organized dollar store I've ever been to. And extremely helpful associates; I was looking for rubbing alcohol, they didn't have it on the shelf, and they went all the way to the back, brought the box, and gave me the amount that I wanted. Thank you so much to all of you. Your hard work is very noticeable.”

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