Discount Stores near St. Helens, OR

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  1. 205 Brayden Street, St. Helens OR 97051

    4.3 Superb 131 reviews

    “I love grocery outlet! Such great deals. I love the affordable seasonal decorations and good deals on staples like milk and eggs. The cashier's are always so nice and fun to chat with.”

  2. 51536 Southeast 2nd Street, Scappoose OR 97056

    4.7 Superb 172 reviews

    “There's not much to say, this Bi-Mart seems like every other one. I've owned and carried the Bi-Mart membership card in my wallet for 20+ years. Not once in all that time have I needed to show it, either at this store or any of the others I've been to. It's a good thing the card is made from a thin sheet of plastic!”

  3. 629 Goerig Street, Woodland WA 98674

    4.3 Superb 82 reviews

    “No worries. Pray for goes well and everyone, bring it is our land your land, And God's land. By peace healing don't stop praying and never give up and keep it going 🙏. Thank you understand and have good open faith in Jesus. Stay Healthy and Focus on and Watch out for good people and community. Becareful on Streets and Good Responsible watching and loved people and Nation, United States daycare of.”

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  5. 52115 Southwest Chinook Way, Scappoose OR 97056

    4.2 Good 178 reviews

    “Employees/cashiers are always very friendly. The owners need to give the place a facelift and make some improvements -it feels like they do the bare minimum to keep this place going. Do better for your community and employees.”

  6. 1325 Lewis River Road, Woodland WA 98674

    4.1 Good 169 reviews

    “I just made a quick pit stop and was greeted by Crystal, a kind, friendly and lovely young lady working the cash register. I've seen the other reviews, and must say that this young woman is a shining example of a great employee. As a long time customer of the 3 local stores to me, I enjoy the variety of products and the good deals on products we buy.”

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