Discount Stores in Bethlehem, PA

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  1. 3691 PA-378, Bethlehem PA 18015

    4.2 Good 92 reviews

    “'DOLLAR TREE' 🌳 is a simple store that is easy to navigate and has a widerange of products that are decently priced. I only purchased a few cat products but,overall,I do like this store and plan to return again.”

  2. 509 Wyandotte St, Bethlehem PA 18015

    4.2 Good 15 reviews

    “They a wide variety of things you may possibly need. From arts and crafts, tools, kitchen items, cleaning supplies, clothing and all kinds of great stuff for cheap. The people that work there are very nice too.”

  3. 1838 Stefko Blvd, Bethlehem PA 18017

    3.8 Good 83 reviews

    “This store is very clean, organized and associates are helpful and friendly. I enjoy coming to this branch because it is so well kept. 5 stars all the way around.”

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  5. 1319 W Broad St, Bethlehem PA 18018

    3.5 Good 69 reviews

    “This location is close to my house offering a range of needs like food, drinks, home decor, children's clothes, home decor for seasonal and everyday at an affordable price. Weekend deals and coupons are always a great savings. This location specifically does have the rough outside damaged which can pose for risks as its above the entrance/exit door. Plenty of parking.”

  6. Bethlehem Shopping Center, 1732 Stefko Boulevard, Bethlehem PA 18017

    2.4 Poor 56 reviews

    “To be honest they are improving from what it was when opened they had workers that really wasn't doing their job,music was always loud ladies where chit-chating and the guys where flirting etc but now it's more pleasant to walk in and look around and shop.”

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