Discount Stores in Ladson, SC

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  1. 10216 Hwy 78, Ladson SC 29456

    3.5 Good 103 reviews

    “This store is by far the most cleanest store I've ever been in. Moved from N.Charleston and the stores are always unclean and barley stocked. But Babbyyyy, I found my Top Notch store to call home. Ms. Kim is the GM, i had to stop her from working and let her know how i enjoyed coming to her store. And Preston was a wonderful cashier that tooked care of me. He handle every with care and respect as if items was his own items.”

  2. 3868 Ladson Rd, Ladson SC 29456

    3.4 Good 102 reviews

    “Today is the first time I can say I wasn't rolling my eyes because the line was extra long. ? Jen was getting us in and out and was friendly and kind at the same time. Thank you for your warm and friendly speedy service. And the shelves was stocked up too. I had no problem finding my snacks ??? thanks again hunni you rock!??”

  3. 3786 Ladson Road Ste. 302, Ladson SC 29456

    3.6 Good 42 reviews

    “These gals that are in this store now, have this place looking GREAT!!! The last time I was in there it was awful, looked like a garage sale going on. These girls have it the way it should be. Store # 07847. I hope the owners sees this post and do what they need to do to keep them.”

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  5. 113 College Park Road Ste A, Ladson SC 29456

    3.3 Good 75 reviews

    “I only gave 4 stats bc they've seemed to stop carrying the pretzels that I like but they definitely have a wide selection of other snack chips candy and drinks to choose from. We'll stocked. Super friendly staff that made me feel welcome. Pretty much a one stop shop!”

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