Discount Stores in Renton, WA

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  1. 2809 Northeast Sunset Boulevard, Renton WA 98056

    4.4 Superb 208 reviews

    “Everyone who worked here was friendly. They seemed to have a large staff working, and you could tell that they actually enjoy working here. They offer a lot of variety for options and surprisingly have a lot of organic and good quality food for a great price! It’s not necessarily name-brand items, seems like more of small business items that are offered, but they’re great! A lot of product seems to have shorter shelf life, but it’s definitely long enough that you can eat it in time. I price checked a lot of my core items with near-by places and they are definitely cheaper and better quality ingredients. Pleasantly surprised by here and will definitely make it more of a frequent shop!”

  2. 825 N Landing Way, Renton WA 98057

    4.1 Good 158 reviews

    “Had what I was looking for, selection is somewhat limited depending on what you are after but overall I would say you should take a look because the prices are good.”

  3. 2819 Northeast Sunset Boulevard, Renton WA 98056

    3.8 Good 86 reviews

    “Kesha was so nice to me and my mom and super positive. This store is super clean compared to all the other dollar trees in the whole Seattle area. They were super sweet. The whole store was busy with a long line at the register and they were still nice and kind!”

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  5. 1222 Bronson Way N STE 200, Renton WA 98057

    3.4 Good 120 reviews

    “where I can find lots of cool things The staff are courteous; items are arranged in a way that makes them easy to find and clearly visible. Essential and useful supplies are always fully stocked, the premises are clean and tidy, and security is well-assured. Spacious parking lot.”

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