Discount Stores in Bradford, PA

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  1. 980 South Avenue, Bradford PA 16701

    4.4 Superb 37 reviews

    “I love Dollar Generals and do a lot of my shopping at them. This beautiful new store is located in the Custer City area of Bradford and has highly knowledgeable staff.”

  2. 693 South Kendall Avenue, Bradford PA 16701

    4.6 Superb 18 reviews

  3. 75 Forman Street Unit A, Bradford PA 16701

    4.2 Good 106 reviews

    “Clean and nice people, had them slice meat for hot pot (takes super thin raw chicken, beef, and pork) and their butchers did amazing! Best in town at cutting meat and for free”

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  5. 102 West Washington Street, Bradford PA 16701

    3.2 Average 6 reviews

    “The store clerks are consistently friendly to customers and to each other. The store is well stocked and clean. Some very good prices. There's even a $1 section.”

  6. 1034 E Main St, Bradford PA 16701

    3.8 Good 60 reviews

    “Was able to get what I needed and get out quickly, but the section of carts that were the supposed sanitized ones, people were putting there carts back dirty WITH THE CLEAN ONES!!! And there were no sanitizing wipes to clean the handle of the cart yourself, that's why I gave 4 stars instead of 5!”

  7. 114 Boylston St, Bradford PA 16701

    3.7 Good 69 reviews

    “I came into Dollar General on the verge of scratching my own skin off thanks to a mysterious rash.Just when I was about to give up and rub myself against a tree like a bear, in swoops Kiara, my personal ointment angel. She didn’t just point me to the cream, She broke down the options like a skincare professional. “This one soothes, this one heals, this one smells like a dumpster but works fast.” I was in awe. Thanks to Kiara, I walked out itch-free, rash-handled, and emotionally supported. She’s not just an employee—she’s a Dollar General legend. Give this woman a raise.”

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