Discount Stores near Clifton, TX

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  1. 432 TX-22, Clifton TX 76634

    3.4 Good 54 reviews

    “I love the staff here. They're always friendly and helpful. I've never had a single problem at this location, they always have what I'm looking for, and they're local and within walking distance of a large portion of lakeside/hwy 22 Laguna.”

  2. 926 N Avenue G, Clifton TX 76634

    3 Average 74 reviews

    “The employees here need a raise. They were working today in uncomfortable conditions with no air conditioning. And still, they were killing it, working hard and being so nice.”

  3. 1202 Avenue C, Valley Mills TX 76689

    4.5 Superb 62 reviews

    “This is our go to store for everything, from gauze to blueberry pop tarts, lol. That's what I bought the other day. Kim is their friendliest cashier, she's always there to help me look for what I need. The last isle near the make up always has a few uboats down it, but they are on rollers, so just roll them out of the way if your looking for something behind them.”

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  5. 9275 Hwy 6, Meridian TX 76665

    4 Good 61 reviews

    “Its gotten cleaner but stocking carts are always in the isles and new store design (layout) is a nightmare. It's hard to find thing ie... 3 different places for candles; it needs just 1 place !”

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