Discount Stores in Freeport, TX

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  1. 319 S Brazosport Blvd, Freeport TX 77541

    4.4 Superb 26 reviews

  2. 305 South Brazosport Boulevard, Freeport TX 77541

    4.1 Good 29 reviews

    “I love our store I feel like our customers are so nice and happy to come and see us here in Freeport Texas and they always have such nice things to say bout our store!”

  3. 2706 FM523, Freeport TX 77541

    4 Good 38 reviews

    “Dollar general is my "Go To" for many items. They do not have everything I need but they have many of the items I use on a regular basis. I buy all of my food keepers here (then I go home and store all kinds of stuff in them). Can't beat the prices on those, or on big plastic tote containers. One of the things I really like is their little food/grocery section where you can grab fresh produce like bananas, tomatoes, packaged salad, quick microwavable individual meals, pizza, ice cream, deserts, drinks of all kinds, etc. Really handy when you need a few items and you're in a hurry. Some cashiers at some of the stores seem to be on a different time line because they are a bit slow when you need help, just kind of slow in general. I usually associate that with employee dissatisfaction. If their employees were more enthusiastic about their jobs, we would all benefit! But regardless, I'm hooked!”

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  5. 1224 N Brazosport Blvd, Freeport TX 77541

    4 Good 82 reviews

    “Manager was very helpful. I had to use the FedEx drop off there & my label wouldn't work & they couldn't take it. Certainly not their fault, and the manager was super nice.”

  6. 1717 W 2nd St, Freeport TX 77541

    3.9 Good 74 reviews

    “Went in a 2 weeks ago, with my daughter and her sister in law. The cashier's service, attitude, demeanor was awesome she went above and beyond to help us. Shout-out to Michele, (Squeaky).”

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