Discount Stores in Canyon Lake, TX

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  1. 1076 FM2673, Canyon Lake TX 78133

    4.1 Good 58 reviews

    “Great shopping experience, very neat, clean, and organized. Awesome employees with positive vibes, going the extra mile to help customers. They currently have a good selection of seasonal summer and back to school items! They carry ice 7lb bags, there's a water filling station, and they also exchange propane. It's definitely a one-stop shop for beer, snacks, and everything else you need to complete any festivities, check em' out!?”

  2. 8615 FM2673, Canyon Lake TX 78133

    4 Good 84 reviews

    “I love this store. Employees are always polite and ask how I'm doing. Some of them are friendly enough to spark up a conversation or share in a laugh. 98% of the time they have exactly what I came in for.”

  3. 18401 FM306, Canyon Lake TX 78133

    3.7 Good 63 reviews

    “I visit this DG frequently when I’m visiting family, and it’s always clean with neat, well stocked shelves. My cashier Kyler was so kind and pleasant. He even reminded me to use my $5 off coupon! Thank you Kyler for the great customer service! 😊”

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  5. 23960 FM306, Canyon Lake TX 78133

    3.5 Good 72 reviews

    “I visit this DG often when I'm in a pinch, and I always have a surprisingly pleasant conversation with whomever is checking me out that night. Of all simple places to enjoy going, well, this is one lol Always extra friendly staff ♡”

  6. 10397 FM2673, Canyon Lake TX 78133

    2.6 Average 86 reviews

    “Convenient, the online coupons allow for a great deal of savings, however the app rarely works in the metal buildings and coupon tags are never placed near items so it is hard to remember what coupons you have available to use.”

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