Discount Stores near Salem, SC

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  1. 225 East Main Street, Salem SC 29676

    4 Good 78 reviews

    “I'm a couponer, I had 4 transactions during the clearance event. The young lady that was working Friday June 12, 2026 around 11am (dark hair) was so sweet and pleasant. I was able to locate everything on sale for the event because it was on the table up front. Only a few items on clearance were on the shelf, that's to be expected. I live 3 hours away and was camping, this store was awesome, the staff (I met 4 staff members) were upbeat and helpful. Thank you!!”

  2. 1281 Stamp Creek Road, Salem SC 29676

    3.9 Good 15 reviews

    “This Dollar General always has really friendly staff and a good selection. The cashier Kyle, who often is working when I come in, is a very nice young man. He always asks how you are and is overall very friendly and helpful with the customers. He deserves a raise and promotion”

  3. 134 Foothills Center Rd A, West Union SC 29696

    4.4 Superb 131 reviews

    “I'm by my cereal from this place because it's always a couple of dollars cheaper than any other grocery store like Captain crunch their meats aren't as good of quality but they are cheaper too”

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  5. 130 Highlands Hwy, Walhalla SC 29691

    4.2 Good 20 reviews

    “It's Dollar General. You're not going to find heirlooms here, but they've got basic groceries and household items. The prices are generally cheap.”

  6. 146 Scenic Plaza Dr, West Union SC 29696

    3.8 Good 80 reviews

    “This Dollar General location on Scenic Plaza Drive is a convenient and well managed Dollar General that is easy to get in and out of with exactly what you need while you are shopping. I was able to find exactly what I was looking for here. The staff here provides excellent customer service.”

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