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Discount Stores in Beaver Falls, PA

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  1. Dollar Tree - 260 Chippewa Town Center

    260 Chippewa Town Center, Beaver Falls PA 15010

    4.6 Superb 89 reviews

    “I went there for greeting cards.They have the very best selection that I know of at a very low price.I can't deal with paying 5 or 6 dollars for cards that will be shortly lived.I always get extras. ?”

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  2. Dollar General - 4801 4th Ave

    4801 4th Ave, Beaver Falls PA 15010

    4 Good 65 reviews

    “The dollar store in north sweickly has to be the best organized and the cleanest i haver ever been to and yes all the stock is on the shelves not the floor or cart like beaver falls”

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  3. Dollar General - 2580 Constitution Blvd

    2580 Constitution Blvd, Beaver Falls PA 15010

    3.9 Good 27 reviews

    “I walk up from my house to this dollar general a few times a week for snacks, monster energy drinks, etc. Since it’s only abt 0.5 mile walk from my house! Staff are so so sweet & kind & if you’re close to a deal on smth & you don’t know they’ll let you know abt u being close to that deal just incase you want it! They’re so incredibly sweet & funny I love this dollar general so much!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️”

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  5. Dollar General - 1823 7th Ave

    1823 7th Ave, Beaver Falls PA 15010

    3.4 Good 80 reviews

    “This store was so much bigger than I expected it to be! I'm so thankful that it's right down the street and it's very convenient for anything that you could need last minute. They have a lot of fixins to help create dinner and are perfect for quick snacks too! I sometimes find that the pop is cheaper here than at Wal-Mart! Just have to watch for the sales. I'm always impressed about there ever changing home section of home decoration items. My girlfriend gets in trouble here spending more money than she should”

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