Discount Stores in Sherbrooke, QC

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  1. 500 Rue Belvédère South, Sherbrooke QC J1H 4B5

    4.4 Superb 38 reviews

    “Beautiful and biiiiig Dollarama, I agree! Why is this one different from those in my area? It has self-service checkouts.. wooooow! It's a good way to avoid being judged by buying canned meat, hehe! For real, this branch is clean, bright and modern... there you go.”

  2. 930 13th Ave. N Galeries Quatre Saisons, Sherbrooke QC J1E 3J7

    4.2 Good 58 reviews

    “1/ If you are looking for a very affordable and new item, Dollarama has convinced me. 2/ The place was not easy to identify, for my part. However, with Google maps, it is nice to find your way around. 3/ The return is possible with a bus station not far away, which makes my task easier.”

  3. 4857 Boul. Bourque Terrasses, Sherbrooke QC J1N 1A4

    4 Good 37 reviews

    “Tout ce qu'on veut de la Chine pour pas cher...toujours la même chose! Des items courants aussi moins dispendieux qu'en épicerie. Des cossins pour toutes les fêtes imaginables. Les célébrations de fêtes à moindre budget...”

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