Discount Stores in Crosby, TX

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  1. 14290 FM 2100, Crosby TX 77532

    4.4 Superb 79 reviews

    “Brenda is by far the most amazing person I have ever seen work at this location, she is the friendliest, kindest and sweetest person. The best customer service, and beautiful smile; gives hope back to humanity to watch her interact with customers”

  2. 14039 FM 2100, Crosby TX 77532

    4 Good 99 reviews

    “Hands down one of the best places! I’ve been to the Baytown location before and couldn’t find much. Then I came across the Sheffield Liquidation Store in Crosby on Facebook and thought, “I need to go there immediately!”? When I went, I was shocked at all the good stuff y’all have. Also, thank you to Sheyanne and Alana, they were very sweet. I loved it so much that I went back the next day!”

  3. 21621 Fm 2100 Rd, Crosby TX 77532

    4 Good 68 reviews

    “This is my go-to Dollar General. It's so easy to just pop in and out if I just need a few things. The store is always well stocked and the employees are generally friendly.”

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  5. 4477 FM1942, Crosby TX 77532

    3.7 Good 34 reviews

    “The district manager to this store and the stores are all wrong Crosby and Huffman and district manager she ignores the disabled she doesn't want him in their store she afraid of the disabled and she doesn't return phone calls and she's a very nasty nasty lady not sure exactly what her name is. She ignores the disabled and she laughs at them in fact all her employees too that's what she teaches them. I'm sorry I swear I said that at Bob said it's disabled and just ruined nasty I'm very un professional”

  6. 6500 FM 2100 Ste 150, Crosby TX 77532

    3.6 Good 54 reviews

    “I always enjoy going into Dollar General this Dollar General is really great I always get good service there always very nice and very helpful when I need to find any items”

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