Discount Stores near Cambridge Springs, PA

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  1. 742 Venango Ave, Cambridge Springs PA 16403

    3 Average 51 reviews

    “After I spoke to the store manager (Pam) she is always available to fix any problems.. Y'all have a 5 star manager on your hands. I'm not the easiest person to deal with yet she can make me relax at the same time she had to listen to my rants. I'd be upset if she left however some people deserve to be fired and some people deserve a better position. And dang it she falls into the latter of that decision. My husband couldn't believe that I ended up apologizing after your manager. Do what you will with this info I'm just saying don't screw it up you Finally have a chick that cares about her job..”

  2. 2050 W Center St, Mill Village PA 16427

    4 Good 5 reviews

  3. 24095 PA-77, Meadville PA 16335

    3.8 Good 47 reviews

    “This Dollar General is my favorite one. Employees are helpful and friendly. The store gets new seasonal items and is nice going through that. The store is always clean.”

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  5. 220 W Plum St Ste 808, Edinboro PA 16412

    3.3 Good 51 reviews

    “It was good overall except when we couldn't find something they normally have in stock and when we asked the 2 people working there they both just stood there saying if we had any it would be by so and so instead of going to look or help us find it, disappointing whatever happened to customer service, it's their job to help customers if they can.The cashier I get cant leave the register unattended but the other girl could have atleast tried to help.cost them a sale”

  6. 533 Main Street, Saegertown PA 16433

    1.5 Poor 63 reviews

    “This is a great little DG joint located in NW Pennsylvania. The joint was clean and it was nice hopping place. There wasn't any sidewinders or zombies working or walking the joint.”

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