Discount Stores in Belle Vernon, PA

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  1. 158 Finley Road, Belle Vernon PA 15012

    4.2 Good 160 reviews

    “Gabes has a great selection of merchandise. We went in to look around and ended up buying a cart full of merchandise. My wife liked it as much as she does Marshalls.”

  2. 430 Tri County Lane, Belle Vernon PA 15012

    4 Good 144 reviews

    “I always enjoy going go Ollie's and seeing the different things they have to offer. I just wish things were a bit more organized. My friend was trying to find and book and it was misplaced in the wrong section. The staff were very friendly though and it was a good experience.”

  3. 1118 Fayette Avenue, Belle Vernon PA 15012

    3.9 Good 8 reviews

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  5. 110 Georges Lane, North BELLE VRN PA 15012

    3.8 Good 14 reviews

    “This dollar general is ran so much better then one closer to me! Today my cashier was Blake and he was so kind and you can really tell he works to connect customers. He was friendly with the guy before me and to me he even asked if the stuff in my basket was the discounted merch which it was and he made sure it took off the deals! He was happy and smiling which was so nice to see”

  6. 720 Rostraver Rd, Belle Vernon PA 15012

    3.9 Good 88 reviews

    “Most of the people working there are very nice. Especially two women that came in to help out. I don't know which ones they usually work at. I wish they worked at this one full time.”

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