Discount Stores near Parkesburg, PA

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  1. 120 W 1st Ave, Parkesburg PA 19365

    1 Poor 8 reviews

    “Under new management, am extremely pleased with this store now. Everything is neat and organized and now I can finally save myself time by avoiding Walmart. The new manager JT is super friendly and I can tell he knows what he's doing. Finally got it right this time Family Dollar! Thanks for bringing back this store to my community”

  2. 1851 Lincoln Hwy, Coatesville PA 19320

    4.3 Superb 168 reviews

    “Great place to find discounted groceries that are still fresh. I use other grocery store apps to know which deals are worth it. Overall, most items are lower priced. However, you must know what's on sale elsewhere if you really want the best possible price. The staff is pleasant and helpful. I highly recommend this store when you have time to browse through for the best deals!”

  3. 994 Gap Newport Pike, Cochranville PA 19330

    4.1 Good 69 reviews

    “Visit this location at least weekly....people are amazing...helpful....friendly....always in stock.....they go above and before customer service....Turkey Hill could learn what customer is by shopping here”

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  5. 1106 W Lincoln Hwy, Coatesville PA 19320

    3.4 Good 88 reviews

    “The manager Brian Monday and the other polite gentleman that works with him most days are always respectful and on point when my daughter and I go in there. The store is always well organized and they are patient. I don't know who the CEO is but they both deserve promotions”

  6. 1843 E Lincoln Hwy, S Caln Rd, Coatesville PA 19320

    3.1 Average 41 reviews

    “I work for the company I have beautiful assortment of things curtains and rug pictures appliances and more 6 years worth of beautiful items love it., pillows bathroom decor mirrors, tiles my home says it all”

  7. 5373 Lincoln Hwy Suite 2, Gap PA 17527

    2.7 Average 98 reviews

    “The manager at the store now, Star is fantastic. The last few managers have been horrific. Star has come into a store that was a mess and has definitely turned it around. The store is now clean and stocked. Everything is organized and I love to go in there and shop. Even better that Star is friendly and likable and seems to care about her customers. Definitely my number 1 dollar general. For a time there, I didn’t go in as the previous manager (an older lady) was rude and complained about having to do her job, treated her staff and customers so disrespectfully and the way she spoke to staff in front of customers, was diabolical. Star, is an absolute breath of fresh air. I’m glad I went back into the gap store now! Well done Star ⭐️ your hard work doesn’t go unnoticed and your name definitely suits you ? superstar… so grateful for you and your staff. The Brit lady ?”

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