Discount Stores in Galveston, TX

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  1. 6315 Stewart Road, Galveston TX 77551

    4.4 Superb 121 reviews

    “Everything in Five Below is $5 or less. They have a wide variety of items including books, paper items, small electronic items, shirts, shorts, beauty items, toys, candy, some food items. Many, many things. Stop by there and spend a hour looking around. You will surely fine some good buys.”

  2. 5910 Broadway Avenue J, Galveston TX 77551

    4.3 Superb 61 reviews

    “Love Ollies since Big Lots went away and Tuesday Morning bankruptcies and dumb people buying Amazon china vs USA yds they catrird chinese products but still american jobs were lost support local stores in person not online”

  3. 14322 Termini-San Luis Pass Road, Galveston TX 77554

    4.1 Good 129 reviews

    “While I love this Dollar General, Marissa has made the shopping even better! I love a value store in a food desert. Marissa has been the cashier the last few times I’ve been in. She’s quick witted and has great customer service.”

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  5. 6000 Broadway St, Galveston TX 77551

    4 Good 158 reviews

    “Affordable prices, Very friendly and helpful staff! They are willing to work with you if something didn't work as expected, just communicate it to them! Great service, I am coming back every year!”

  6. 6331 Stewart Road, Galveston TX 77551

    3.9 Good 168 reviews

    “I struggled to find a pen and ended up having to use a marker but I went back inside but was a little too late you were gone.i really wasn't expecting the quarter I was joking but if you see this,I would like to see you again”

  7. 6000 Broadway Avenue J #101, Galveston TX 77551

    3.9 Good 76 reviews

    “The place to shop for oddity bargains of all types. A blessing to the community.🙏 Friendly, fun owner and Staff. A must visit for tourist. This business is a true asset to the Galveston community.”

  8. 2415 69th St b, Galveston TX 77551

    3.7 Good 107 reviews

    “I love that this DG is just a short walk/bile from my house. Having said that, I often get in my car and drive the 9 extra miles to go to the DG on the west end of the island. This store is always trashed. Its filthy.. dusty and sticky floor from spilled merchandise I'm sure.. Shelves emptied onto the floor. Merch mixed up and in completely different areas from where it should be. The staff has always been nice and helpful so they just need to hire some extra staff to clean the store daily.”

  9. 6228 Broadway Street Ste C, Galveston TX 77551

    3.5 Good 56 reviews

    “This is hands-down, the best dollar tree ever! Ashley Zoller and Start are on there game. I will call them the A-Team. Stop in and let them make your day the same way they made mine.”

  10. 2102 45th St, Galveston TX 77550

    3.2 Average 106 reviews

    “If you need a dollar store on Galveston Island, THIS is the one to go to. The staff are kind, the shelves are STOCKED, ORGANIZED, and the store is kept clean. The other two Family Dollars on Broadway are always too busy, chaotic, and often out of a lot of items. So, I recommend this one… BUT, a message to management: GET THE A/C FIXED. Those employees working at this location are badass at their jobs and you can tell that just by walking into the other two locations then THIS Family Dollar location… and the difference in the energy is night and day. This location at Ave Q & 45th… the staff obviously care about the quality of their work and have good work ethic. Fix the A/C. Your team at this location deserves the best.”

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