Discount Stores in Saint-Jerome, QC

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  1. 1042 Bd du Grand Héron, Saint-Jérôme QC J7Y 5K8

    4.5 Superb 31 reviews

    “This concept is truly amazing! They offer a wide range of products, from kitchen utensils to gardening needs, at very affordable prices. With locations all over Quebec Canada, I hope they'll expand into the US market soon.”

  2. 81 Rue Valmont, Saint-Jérôme QC J7Y 4Y2

    4.2 Good 69 reviews

    “We arrived at the store not knowing what awaited us. We were well received and above all very well advised. They know their products well (in our case it was an Elran sofa) and we were able to ask several questions and we were given the truth. The delivery was efficient and even after several weeks, the team there answered our questions regarding the purchased product. I strongly advise you to take a detour to the Deals du Nord!”

  3. 428 Bd Monseigneur-Dubois, Saint-Jérôme QC J7Y 0M3

    4 Good 52 reviews

    “I found everything for my new baby cat ? I am very happy and he too by the way my son has fun with him and he loves his cuddly toy ??, I really like the dollo for what sells”

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  5. Centre d'Achats, 1950 Rue Labelle, Saint-Jérôme QC J7Y 1S1

    4 Good 42 reviews

    “I love going for a little trip to Dollorama, there you can find beautiful little things that help us pass the time going back home, I'm tinkering. And hats off to the staff because they work very hard and with a big smile they welcome us and the day continues nicely indeed more impeccable services like this and life is beautiful. Danielle Lascelles.. Satisfied customers. Thank you.”

  6. 1950 Bd du Curé-Labelle, Saint-Jérôme QC J7Y 1S1

    3.9 Good 61 reviews

    “Very nice store beautiful linen but very low quality the price goes with the low quality same things for their item food ect but very economical can sometimes find a good product”

  7. Carrefour du Nord, 900 Bd Grignon, Saint-Jérôme QC J7Y 3S1

    3.1 Average 37 reviews

    “For me an easy one because I have problems walking...I take the bus...but I don't know why it's not prohibited for cars...where the buses...must leave from the north crossroads...I I think it's dangerous...that's my opinion...”

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