Discount Stores near Alvord, TX

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  1. 1326 E Bypass U.S. 287, Alvord TX 76225

    3.6 Good 48 reviews

    “The manager Teresa has this place spotless! This store ought to be used as an example for other Dollar Generals in Texas on how to organize their stores!! Great job!”

  2. 903 US-380, Bridgeport TX 76426

    4.3 Superb 64 reviews

    “Very large selection of merchandise. They even have fresh food such as bread and bagels. Frozen food as well. My only problem is I find too much I like to buy. I go in for 4 items and leave with 10. Friendly employees”

  3. 220 US-380, Bridgeport TX 76426

    4.1 Good 84 reviews

    “They have a little bit of everything and more. Alot of sales and coupons go out (more if you have their app). Quality is usually good but cost wise they are on the high-end of "dollar" stores.”

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  5. 1200 S FM 51, Decatur TX 76234

    3.8 Good 49 reviews

    “I decided to stop on to check this dollar tree out since most carry different products and you never know what you will find that is at a great $1.25 price lol... This store is okay as in product availability to customers. The 2 ladies that were there were a bit busy stocking products on the shelves. They have a nice selection of birthday, summer, candy, snacks, food, dog food, really nice tools, and of course your kitchen essentials. I really liked all the summer and fourth of July decor they have as of now. I bought a beautiful glittery cup and yes only $1.25. I wish they had more but only 1 was available she said to come back next week but unfortunately I was just passing by due to I was at Decatur hospital for analysis. This is a great little store that has a great selections that you might now find at other dollar trees. Definitely check them out and next time I come this way I will definitely check them out to see what they have new in store. Check them out really neat stuff ..”

  6. 1300 FM 51 Ste 100, Decatur TX 76234

    3.6 Good 89 reviews

    “This place is getting better about getting their product put away. Something's are a little more expensive, but it's a good place to pick up a few things until you can get to an actual grocery store. They do have a $1 isle. I've started going here instead of Dollar Tree because of that.”

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