Discount Stores in Cedar Park, TX

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  1. 2415 S Bell Blvd, Cedar Park TX 78613

    5 Superb 198 reviews

    “After comparing prices at over 10 stores and calling 6 of them, I can confidently say this place offers the best deals. Other stores wanted nearly the same price of newer appliances for older used appliances, while this store had brand-new, top of the line models with only minor cosmetic blemishes for up to 60% off. The staff was outstanding—they even sent me photos of refrigerators before I made the drive. Every appliance includes a warranty, they offer affordable extended warranties, military discounts, and they even helped load my fridge into my truck. I drove from the Fort Hood area, and it was absolutely worth it. If you're looking for high end appliances at unbeatable prices, this is the place to go.”

  2. 11066 Pecan Park Boulevard Suite B06B, Cedar Park TX 78613

    4.3 Superb 168 reviews

    “Great selection, excellent prices, and outstanding service. The staff made the entire experience easy and enjoyable. I will definitely recommend this shop to my family and friends.”

  3. 200 Buttercup Creek Boulevard Suite 107, Cedar Park TX 78613

    4.3 Superb 87 reviews

    “Always finding the coolest knickknacks, craft stuff and more great stuff I think I need. But like seriously I make a point to shop here before I go to the grocery store. It's great for the basics in cleaning supplies and impressed they have namebrand because I have a tendency to be picky.”

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  5. 1335 East Whitestone Boulevard Bou G-250, Cedar Park TX 78613

    3.1 Average 135 reviews

    “Thank you.. Need an uplift for the store... Not many choices available.. Low stock.. Employees are Super NICE.. THANK YOU”

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