Discount Stores in Tarentum, PA

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  1. 1020 Village Center Drive Suite 2E, Tarentum PA 15084

    4.4 Superb 90 reviews

    “This Five Below is a chain discount store that sells children's toys, cell phone accessories, cosmetics, hygiene products, snack foods, fitness accessories, t-shirts, and much more. Most merchandise was not want I needed, but I found a few products to buy. The prices were reasonable, and the employees quickly and politely served me.”

  2. 1020 Village Center Drive, Tarentum PA 15084

    4.4 Superb 56 reviews

    “This is the best well organized and stocked Dollar Tree. Extremely clean and the products that I purchase over and over again are always exactly where I expect them to be located. No endless searching. Love it!”

  3. 140 West 7th Avenue, Tarentum PA 15084

    3.2 Average 59 reviews

    “I visit this Family Dollar location and generally have a good experience. The store features overall reasonable prices and an okay selection of products to choose from. However, depending on what you buy, the product quality can be pretty bad. On the positive side, a cashier named Rob is always really friendly and nice when you check out. Overall, it is a solid 4-star spot for general shopping.”

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  5. 590 Pittsburgh Mills Cir Space 289, Tarentum PA 15084

    3 Average 142 reviews

    “I am ADDICTED to Macbid! I'm in the planning phase of beginning to renovate my house now the kids are all moved out. I've been buying A LOT of what I need ie ceiling fans, blinds, rugs, even paint, handrails for the front steps, decorative shutters for WAY LOWER than I ever imagined on the site. I even got an XXL dog crate & nail-grinder for my pitbull & pet supplies. Got myself new Crocs & a beautiful winter coat. Just get the Buyer's Protection for electronics & appliances & you're GOOD 2GO. I'm literally hooked!”

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