Discount Stores in New Kensington, PA

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  1. 108 Greensburg Rd, Lower Burrell PA 15068

    4.2 Good 46 reviews

    “It has great prices and you can buy your laundry soap along with many other cleaning products, foods in coolers, can and boxed goods along with plenty of snacks and drinks. They also have a small section of clothing and party supplies. There's an isle just for cat/dog food and some pet supplies. During the holidays they usually have some holiday stuff too. It's a great little convenience store!!”

  2. 797 Industrial Blvd, New Kensington PA 15068

    3.7 Good 86 reviews

    “Everything! I especially like the Dollar General right next to the new Kensington bridge. They are always stocked And always have what I need. Another thing nice about this Store is that everything is always fresh, which is a major plus! I would rather go to Dollar General because it is easy to maneuver around unlike Walmart where you have to walk a mile to get from one end of the store to the other. Kudos Dollar General.”

  3. 4500 7th Street Road, New Kensington PA 15068

    3.6 Good 14 reviews

    “I been coming here since they have opened and I have got to say, I have seen a huge improvement. I think the new manager Zac has completely taken that store to another level. There no longer is carts everywhere and trash laying around and the store looks clean and organized. This is by far my nkw favorite dollar general!”

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  5. 100 Tarentum Bridge Road, New Kensington PA 15068

    2.8 Average 8 reviews

    “Pretty sad The day before Thanksgiving, it’s pretty busy in your store and Janice’s had a line of people She was helping while the other employees were standing in the corner just talking. The whole line was talking about it and notice! We felt bad for her, she was smiling and so kind to everyone she was helping. Shame on the other employees.”

  6. 322 Central City Plz, New Kensington PA 15068

    3.2 Average 63 reviews

    “Always a warm welcoming experince going here, always talk to the staff. It is in a great location including if you have to quicky get some a snack or change for the bus by buying something or just to get a few things for home.”

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