Discount Stores in DuBois, PA

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  1. 1000 S Brady St, DuBois PA 15801

    4.3 Superb 112 reviews

    “Check out the steak sales for real on the current weekly ad on the website because sometimes the best t bones and ribeyes are only $5 a pound, I'm not kidding It's amazing.”

  2. 1110 Carson Hill Rd, DuBois PA 15801

    4.3 Superb 23 reviews

    “Very nice store with a friendly staff. Everything that I was looking for was stocked. Easy location to find and to exit. The only bad aspect of the store dealt with the carts in the ailes, it makes it harder to shop. Overall, it was very nice store.”

  3. 5522 Shaffer Road Unit 7, DuBois PA 15801

    4 Good 108 reviews

    “It's literally the best Big Lots I have ever been in! We had to get a couch for camp, and the people in the furniture department and the young man at the cash registers went above and beyond to help us and make sure our measurements were correct. It really makes me dislike our Big Lots at home.”

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  5. 1002 S Brady St, DuBois PA 15801

    3.4 Good 52 reviews

    “Very clean and organized store. I walked in and did not have any issues shopping with carts in my way. The staff were incredibly nice and helpful.The store was easy to find and no trouble parking.There were some empty areas through the store, but they were busy the whole time I was in the store.The prices were decent on all the items, and very decent sales.I would go back to this location again.”

  6. 5750 Shaffer Rd, DuBois PA 15801

    2.5 Average 68 reviews

    “Fantastic staff went out of their way to make sure I had the correct product for my phone. I was completely wrong and they didn't let me buy a product that I didn't need. And they saved me about 10$ in the process. Will gladly go back to this store for many more items. Will refer the store just because of something so simple. Thank you.”

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