Discount Stores near Ford City, PA

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  1. 1132 3rd Ave, Ford City PA 16226

    4 Good 31 reviews

    “FD Drivers: EASY backup. 17th st to 3rd Ave, ignore the no trucks sign. If you got a 45' trailer there's enough space to turn around on the side, otherwise just back up off the street. Plenty of room to maneuver and get your trailer straight with the door.”

  2. 1500 4th Ave, Ford City PA 16226

    3.1 Average 70 reviews

    “A good variety and amount of products and seasonal items, low prices and clearance items. Safety measures followed. However a lot of the shelves (and less commonly purchased items) are extremely dusty and very unappealing, it makes the rest of the store seem unkempt.”

  3. 9 Hilltop Plaza, Kittanning PA 16201

    4.2 Good 55 reviews

    “I've been to multiple Dollar Tree stores looking for items that are advertised on tiktok and not 1 of them even come close to the Dollar Tree in Kittanning. I met the manager today and told her she does a fantastic job at stocking and running this store. It was clean, organized, and was very well stocked. I will,definately be back !”

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  5. 13071 US-422, Kittanning PA 16201

    4.3 Superb 6 reviews

  6. 13606 State Rte 422, Kittanning PA 16201

    3.6 Good 42 reviews

  7. 2 Franklin Village Mall, Kittanning PA 16201

    3 Average 38 reviews

    “Had a great experience today at this DG. Awesome cashier Brian helped me when I was having a difficult time with my purchase (online coupons involved) and he was VERY patient and understanding while it was figured out. Great employee.”

  8. 325 PA-66, Leechburg PA 15656

    2.3 Poor 58 reviews

    “Staff was nice & they had lot good deals on sale plus they actually let u use the bathroom unlike the $gen. 5mins Down the road from them, who use to let you but now they don't”

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