Discount Stores near Burgettstown, PA

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  1. 83 Steubenville Pike, Burgettstown PA 15021

    4.2 Good 48 reviews

    “This store is a great go-to location if you just need a few items. They carry many products that the big box is always running out of. Much less stressful than that big store in town and you can get in and out quickly. Good prices for the most part.”

  2. 1972 Smith Township State Rd, Burgettstown PA 15021

    3.6 Good 36 reviews

    “This is my go to place to get anything I need.. the People who work there are always nice even though I feel like they are overworked due to under staffing!! Every single person who I encounter is super pleasant and always willing to help my find what I need!! I love this Dollar General”

  3. 176 Main St, Hickory PA 15340

    3.7 Good 51 reviews

    “This Dollar General is so much cleaner and better organized than others in the area.. (especially the one in McDonald)... It was actually a pleasure to shop there...”

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  5. 1110 Clinton Rd, Clinton PA 15026

    2.9 Average 71 reviews

    “I mean 1 star: lights are on but no one is home today. Hope the folks here aren’t part of the facility cuts. Very odd though. Stopped at one in McDonald that was also not open”

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