Discount Stores in Bennington, VT

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  1. 99 Bennington Square, Bennington VT 05201

    4.6 Superb 69 reviews

    “They have a wide array of bargains across many categories. The crazy deals allow you to essentially get stuff for free by giving a store credit for the amount of purchases made online and delivered to the store. Hard not to like.”

  2. 107 Bennington Square, Bennington VT 05201

    4.9 Superb 31 reviews

    “Best spot in Bennington to buy affordable clothes, selection can be hit or miss but if you keep an eye on what they have, they can have some great options. I’ve been shopping here for a long time and it’s a hit and treasure of Bennington. The staff is great also.”

  3. 160 Benmont Ave, Bennington VT 05201

    4.5 Superb 56 reviews

    “This store is a true gem and deep money saver for is all-don’t miss this fantastic shopping experience you won’t regret it. The owner was sweet and kind, the deals are too good and the variety is one of the best parts; you’ll find things you’ve never tried (or maybe heard of) and be all the better for it. 10/10 would recommend.”

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  5. 121 Bennington Plaza Suite 2, Bennington VT 05201

    4.1 Good 46 reviews

    “Just wanna shout out Mary! I came in today with my 1 year old and 5 month old and she went out of her way to put my bag in my cart for me and also open the door for me on my way out. I really appreciated that a lot cause it is a lot of work with two little ones. She’s amazing :)”

  6. 262 Main Street, Bennington VT 05201

    2.8 Average 80 reviews

    “I have to give a huge Thank you to Trinity and Ld for being amazing and very helpful yall keep rockin it your store is very easy to find what i needed thank you both again ❤”

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