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Discount Stores in North Wales, PA

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  1. Five Below - 23 Arpt Sq Road

    23 Arpt Sq Road, North Wales PA 19454

    4.5 Superb 114 reviews

    “We had our granddaughter's help find gifts for Samaritans purse. One picked a boy the other a girl. The prices are 30 percent more from the last time we did this, but helping a deserving child somewhere in the world priceless.Can you tell which is for a boy or girl?”

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  2. Redner's Warehouse Markets - 1200 Welsh Rd Ste 3

    1200 Welsh Rd Ste 3, North Wales PA 19454

    3.8 Good 131 reviews

    “Redner's warehouse is among the few grocery stores left that offer fair pricing for groceries and other items and it is employee-owned so I like to support my community and the neighbors”

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  3. Half Off Store - 1200 Welsh Rd

    1200 Welsh Rd, North Wales PA 19454

    3.7 Good 52 reviews

    “This place is hit or miss, I've gone here and found a ton of stuff and the next week I could go in and find nothing. It depends on the day And what you're looking for”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 1200 Welsh Road Ste A2

    1200 Welsh Road Ste A2, North Wales PA 19454

    3.7 Good 97 reviews

    “I have been shopping at this particular Dollar tree for years, and it is the only one I truly like . Mike, the manager is great, polite to his customers, and goes out of his way to answer questions. Yes, sometimes the shelves are in disarray but what stores aren't , especially this time of year? If you have to choose one of the three local dollar trees (Montgomeryville, Lansdale, and North Wales), North Wales is the best one to go to for a good experiencee”

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