Discount Stores in Klamath Falls, OR

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  1. 1920 Washburn Way, Klamath Falls OR 97603

    4.5 Superb 183 reviews

    “Bi May is always friendly and helpful. They are consistent. You know what you are there for and they always have it, it's never a surprise with them. I hope they are the one thing here in Klamath that doesn't change”

  2. 4333 South 6th Street, Klamath Falls OR 97603

    4.4 Superb 199 reviews

    “Before Winco moved into the area you couldn't find better deals on food. Still, the variety and the fact that the stock changes all the time makes it one of the best options shopping on a budget that will always have surprises. The things it always has is excellent frozen fruit sections, snacks, and a consistent produce section. Best place to go looking for something new that doesn't break the bank.”

  3. 5927 South 6th Street, Klamath Falls OR 97603

    4.1 Good 52 reviews

    “Omg, I have the best time in here. The employees are so very wonderful. They definitely get to know you and have a blast with you. Unfortunately, I'm in there at least 3X per day. The manager is always stocking and straightening. The girls up front are such a hoot and always so very busy when they are not ringing up customers. They play the best music. I'm in there shopping and dancing. I always have the best experience.”

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  5. 3810 Greensprings Drive, Klamath Falls OR 97601

    3.7 Good 41 reviews

    “In Klamath Falls I guess all Dollar General are doing remodeling and closed for a week( a good thing) but no information on line that they would be closed. I went to 2 and and ask if they were shipping FedEx and was told no and as far as he know the other Klamath Falls store were close”

  6. 3045 South 6th Street, Klamath Falls OR 97603

    3.7 Good 138 reviews

    “Customer service was fantastic. It was easy to navigate. Easy to walk around. The only thing I have a problem with is when you call it Dollar tree or dollar store or whatever it is. Shouldn't everything in there be a dollar? Not $7 or $10? I mean at that point you might as well just call yourself a regular grocery store. But anyway that's the only problem I have with them. The store itself is nice. It's clean. I will shop there again.”

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