Discount Stores near Decatur, TN

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  1. 17710 TN-58 N, Decatur TN 37322

    3.9 Good 79 reviews

    “Very nice people. The store store is clean and organzied well. I like the location too! Right near everything I go to (groceries, health department, courthouse, ACE, post office, etc) and the pricss are great lol”

  2. 9335 TN-58 S, Decatur TN 37322

    2.5 Average 73 reviews

    “I have been going to the Dollar General in Athens for about 2 months now. Every time I go in there the young guy follows me around the store. I guess he thinks I am stealing. Or he wants a date !!!! I have kids older than he is. I am probably good 40 years older than him. But I wonder what this boy would do if he actually did see someone stealing? He can’t put his hands on a customer, and he only weighs 150 lbs . I don’t think Athens City is going to come tires smoking or guns blazing over dollar store merchandise. I wonder if he has thought bout that? A store wrongly accuses a customer of Theft, that’s one heck of a liability. And it’s so annoying getting followed, every time I turn the corner, he’s there. Not very good at being a loss prevention dude. Those cats at Walmart could teach him a few things. They r the pros”

  3. 9820 TN-68 E, Ten Mile TN 37880

    3.8 Good 58 reviews

    “They aeem to always have what i need. Just a little more money than Walmart. By the time i considered gas to get to Walmart it equals out. Workers are always busy. Thwy are also friendly.”

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  5. 3686 US-11, Riceville TN 37370

    3.5 Good 96 reviews

    “Great place to shop, if it's not too busy. Sometimes it's slammed! Shelves are usually stocked, but they could stock more Cherry Coke and chocolate dunkin' stix. Used to have a hot girl that worked there, but she disappeared. ?”

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