Discount Stores near Clarion, PA

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  1. 10728 PA-66, Clarion PA 16214

    4.5 Superb 12 reviews

    “Typical Dollar General, I like it because it's convenient and I don't have to go to Wal-Mart. They have a little grocery section and some freezer items, and basics like milk and bread. They seem to be popping up all over and in random rural spots, but if they drive business away from Wal-Mart that's ok with me.”

  2. 443 South 5th Avenue LOT 20, Clarion PA 16214

    2.3 Poor 68 reviews

    “This Dollar General in Clarion, Pa...near Clarion University was the best!!! The manager, Amy I think, was wonderful!!. We were found out of town and she was soo unbelievably helpful and kind. She went above and beyond to help us get Western Union that my hubby's company sent to help us... Will always go their while staying up there.... wish all employees were like her!!!!”

  3. 760 Miller St, Knox PA 16232

    4.2 Good 60 reviews

    “The italian wedgie was great! My husband got a steak salad and wasn't real impressed because of the size being smaller than he thought he was going to get and there were about 5 little pieces of well done steak on it. But all in all it was great! The loaded tutorial tots were also good! Service was friendly and prompt. Bathrooms, dining and bar were clean and we were able to sit with our friends and kids and be out of the way enough to be comfortable with our kids in there! My husband had been here for a Penguins game and he said it was awesome! They have an actual goal horn and light for when the Pens score! This is a great sports bar! Recommend to anyone of all ages!”

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  5. 2337 PA-157, Fryburg PA 16326

    4 Good 31 reviews

    “Very nice staff. Always greeted in a pleasant manner Never have any problems getting assistance with anything. And the staff are very personable, respectful, and pleasant.”

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