Discount Stores in St. George, UT

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  1. 1930 W Sunset Blvd #300, St. George UT 84770

    4.1 Good 118 reviews

    “One of the neatest Dollar Trees in the area. Two things prevented it from being five stars no boxed Christmas cards as I previously bought at the Dollar Trees on the east coast and two both restrooms were out of order.”

  2. 341 S River Rd, St. George UT 84790

    3.2 Average 139 reviews

    “Yall omg, went here today and it was a MESS. I guess I should have some grace because it’s 2 days before Christmas but I literally had to physically pick my entire cart up off the ground to get it around some of the corners because there was so much stuff on the ground. I will say though, I saw MULTIPLE employees actively working to get it together. Kudos to them, imagine trying to stock while the Christmas horde is rummaging around you ? these were the only photos I took because quite frankly I thought it was rude to the employees to actively photograph the mess they were desperately trying to clean up. I don’t even know why I’m writing this at this point. Because I was mad at first but honestly hats off the employees, I got so overwhelmed I didn’t even make a purchase and left, imagine having to work through that.”

  3. 4815 River Rd, St. George UT 84790

    3 Average 28 reviews

    “Have Your Safety vest ready otherwise ull be turned around. Had a 5 am delivery appointment showed up at 4 30 am checked in at the guard 5 18 am. Every truck in front of you 7 or 8 minutes to check in consider that. Other then that under 2 hours delivery which is Gold!!! Overnight parking across the street.”

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  5. 922 North Dixie Downs Rd Drive, St. George UT 84770

    2.6 Average 101 reviews

    “Dollar general has been looking amazing lately. I noticed when there was change of management, I believe her name is Amaya. She has been doing an amazing job. I love coming in and seeing the neighborhood store looking great and inviting. It gives our community a sense of pride. I also love the team there from names I know Sherry and Vianna. Everyone is so great and I'm fortunate to have known them the last couple years. But big ups to Amaya! Business woman!”

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