Discount Stores in Kerrville, TX

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  1. 111 W Main St, Kerrville TX 78028

    4.7 Superb 158 reviews

    “Never been to a store like this…Totally stocked with items needed for future projects and ideas. Husband and I are looking into new outdoors sport stuff. Glad to visit….we’ll be back!”

  2. 827 Junction Hwy, Kerrville TX 78028

    4 Good 89 reviews

    “It is a great place, but to cabby walk or push cartons down about of the isles. There's Always way to much blocking the isle. And the products on the shelves are packed in so much if your sweater touches a d item, yup have to pick it up cause they fall off and role across the floor. Other than that. I but some things there.”

  3. 3200 Legion Dr, Kerrville TX 78028

    3.7 Good 81 reviews

    “Dollar General does have a few items for a dollar and several items that can be purchased for less than main stream stores. They are well supplied with seasonal items, hygiene items, food items,both frozen and non perishable, as well as dog and cat supplies.”

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  5. 3108 Medina Hwy, Kerrville TX 78028

    3.5 Good 74 reviews

    “No frozen food, a little unorganized. This was over 2 months ago, since the have added new freezers for frozen goods, reorganized the shelves. Much more consistent”

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