Discount Stores in Round Rock, TX

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  1. 4500 East Palm Valley Boulevard Suite 118, Round Rock TX 78665

    3.9 Good 107 reviews

    “One of the smaller Dollar Trees so they don't have a large selection per section but very well stocked. Super nice employees. And had more than 2 people working which is great because you can actual find someone working the floor to ask questions and there was still a backup cashier at the front.”

  2. 3021 I-35 Ste 220, Round Rock TX 78664

    3.8 Good 153 reviews

    “The ultimate stop for everyday essentials at unbeatable prices! Dollar Tree in the north Austin area is a consistently reliable and surprisingly well-stocked store that never fails to impress for the price point. From party supplies and cleaning products to snacks and seasonal décor, you can always find what you need without spending more than you planned. The store is tidy, well-organized, and the staff are friendly and keep things running smoothly. A fantastic neighborhood staple that proves great value and convenience can absolutely go hand in hand!”

  3. 1150 North Interstate Hwy 35 Ste 200, Round Rock TX 78681

    3.7 Good 127 reviews

    “Dear gentle reader, My 8 yr old went in with her foldable dark blue wallet to buy things for her birthday. She had just received $50. She had it in her basket & in the shopping delight lost it 😔. If you found it please be kind & return her bday $$ 🙏 cashapp $roxxluv .. thank You 💕🛐”

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  5. 4401 I 35 N Frontage Road Ste 707, Round Rock TX 78664

    3.2 Average 12 reviews

    “First time coming to this store and got to see many toys and games!! I am into board games these days so it’s nice to see some new games there! Great place to get some gifts for kids! :) Come checking out! Cheers ?”

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