Discount Stores in Lumberton, TX

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  1. 319 N Main St, Lumberton TX 77657

    4.8 Superb 57 reviews

    “LOVE this DG! Very organized, friendly employees, fast service. My suggestions would include; fixing the air conditioner (it’s very warm inside the store), better lighting outside at night, there is one employee who is friendly but it’s so over the top that it seems very fake and comical. She may want to calm down a few notches. Her name starts with a K. Other than that, keep up the great work! I like coming into the store in the evening time and seeing Jeanne (?) (she has blonde hair) and Brandon. They are both awesome workers who always go the extra mile to help me with anything and are always smiling!”

  2. 1611 S Farm to Market Rd 3513, Lumberton TX 77657

    4.2 Good 53 reviews

    “One of the employees still owes me a date, on me. Ha ;) the parking lot and store are always clean. I LOVE their home decor section AND good deals at times. Also, please donate a toy while your there because for DG to do that for less fortunate children is amazing with the help from loyal customers!”

  3. 725 N Main St, Lumberton TX 77657

    4 Good 78 reviews

    “I love Dollar Tree. They are very cheap and usually have everything I am looking for. Besides the name being changed to Dollar and a Quarter Tree, I can't think of anything wrong with that place.”

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  5. 463 N Lhs Dr, Lumberton TX 77657

    3.8 Good 73 reviews

    “Last night, my daughter left her phone at the dollar store before we went to my mothers and when we asked for it, they were quit to respond and they found the phone and they were genuine and nice. We really appreciate them taking the time to look for it. I just want to think the two employees that were working”

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