Discount Stores in Webster, TX

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  1. 1209 W Bay Area Blvd, Webster TX 77598

    4.4 Superb 167 reviews

    “I really enjoy the stores in this shopping plaza, they always seem cleaner than other places. This 5 Below did not disappoint with their vast selection of Halloween decorations. I was surprised at some of the prices, they were a lot higher than $5. Definitely watch what I am picking up in there now. Still compared to other places prices are a bit lower.”

  2. 100 W Bay Area Blvd, Webster TX 77598

    3.9 Good 112 reviews

    “Erel, I believe is the cashiers name He was kind and paitient while I had difficulty with my debit card He also helped me open some wipes that I had purchased That gentleman gave me faith in today's youth.”

  3. 1013 West Bay Area Boulevard, Webster TX 77598

    2.8 Average 257 reviews

    “Shout out to Aly for the great customer service! Definitely recommend her for anything in the store, she is there to help! Great staff for sure at this location. Come see them now!”

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  5. 550 El Dorado Blvd, Webster TX 77598

    2.2 Poor 49 reviews

    “I was having difficulty finding travel sized items that I had missed while packing for a business trip. Joyce, Assistant?? Manager helped me find my items, was extremely friendly, and made suggestions for alternate items when I couldn't find exactly what I needed. I will shop here again.”

  6. 1013 West Bay Area Boulevard, Webster TX 77598

    2.2 Poor 166 reviews

    “Place to stroller on hold when I got there, the staff was so so sweet and they were even assisting me on how to use this stroller. I’d like to think Cyrus and the two girls that were there for all their assistance. They’re very nice.”

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