Discount Stores in La Porte, TX

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  1. 1218 S Broadway St, La Porte TX 77571

    4.4 Superb 85 reviews

    “I was really surprised at how caring the GM at this store was, my coupons wouldn't go through, I showed him it did apply and he was so carry he honor them. It was just a nice surprise, I go to Dollar General several in the area and while everyone is nice no one had truly gone above and beyond like him.”

  2. 112 TX-146 suite d, La Porte TX 77571

    4 Good 80 reviews

    “This is one of my favorite stores. Everything and new things are always in stock. Heidi was fantastic, knowledgeable, and a very cool store associate. Heidi is the personification of happy vibes. She is an extraordinary person. Cheryl was the cashier and she was extremely warm and pleasant. Would recommend to anyone.”

  3. 3052 S Broadway St, La Porte TX 77571

    3.8 Good 33 reviews

    “I love the convenience of Dollar General already, but to top it off, the workers here are absolutely amazing! If I had to choose which location to go to, every time it would be this one.”

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  5. 10405 W Fairmont Pkwy, La Porte TX 77571

    3.7 Good 73 reviews

    “I had a very heavy bag of items and the cashier took it to my truck for me (there wasn't any other customers). I have a handicap and use a cane. The other lady working was also extremely helpful. It was a very good experience!”

  6. 214 TX-146, La Porte TX 77571

    3.6 Good 108 reviews

    “I changed careers and just decided to go to the Goodwill because I heard that they really did have a lot of nice things that sometimes were brand new. I found mini items that were in new or like new condition if you are changing careers and need a new wardrobe, this might be the place to go if you don’t want to spend a lot of dough$”

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