Discount Stores in Seattle, WA

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  1. 1126 Martin Luther King Jr Way, Seattle WA 98122

    4.4 Superb 290 reviews

    “Definitely better prices than a majority of other grocery stores in or around Seattle. Only thing is it's not uncommon for them to be out of stock of some staple products, like cream of wheat.”

  2. 8700 15th Avenue Northwest, Seattle WA 98117

    4.3 Superb 209 reviews

    “It’s a mixed bag exactly what will be on the shelves, but you’ll always find what you need and get to try new products at half the price. Grocery Outlet and WinCo are life savers in this economy!”

  3. 8400 35th Ave NE, Seattle WA 98115

    4.4 Superb 91 reviews

    “A very nice man named ROB, went above and beyond today to make sure I found what I needed.also that the item would fit all of my needs, not just some. Coming back tomorrow with my friends. And you cant beat these peices”

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  5. 3020 Northeast 127th Street, Seattle WA 98125

    4.2 Good 225 reviews

    “I don't come here often, but I was surprised about the variety of food that they stock. Im going to come more often. Not as polished as a QFC or Safeway, but they have what counts.”

  6. 11656 68th Avenue South, Seattle WA 98178

    4.2 Good 222 reviews

    “I just moved to Tukwila and I am pleased that grocery outlet is right up the hill from where I live. They always have what I need plus I got good deals and save ton of money.”

  7. 19904 Aurora Avenue North, Seattle WA 98133

    3.9 Good 18 reviews

    “Ali is a very friendly, generous and hard working local business owner, clearly invested in his community and cares about the customer. He will remember your name! The store has a great variety of various things at reasonable prices, definitely cheaper prices than most other places around. Thanks for everything CHAMP!! :) - Chris”

  8. 1549 NE 145th St, Seattle WA 98155

    3.6 Good 145 reviews

    “Came to this Dollar Tree after visiting the unstocked Green Lake location. I was impressed by the selection of beauty products and overall the organization in the store. However, the customer service wasn't that great. Lots of yelling around from employees, my cashier dumped the basket of goods that I had right onto the belt. Other than that, I recommend checking this out if you happen to be someone who has an eye on the trends.”

  9. 7816 Aurora Ave N, Seattle WA 98103

    3.5 Good 187 reviews

    “145th store is better stocked but this one is closer so I'll come here for remaining products and to say hi to the kind Black man with the Southern accent. He needs to model or something. Empty store. Looks like they're getting ready to close.”

  10. 10014 15th Ave SW, Seattle WA 98146

    3.3 Good 161 reviews

    “I was shopping for Halloween decor and art supplies. Great decor but it was a little low on some art supplies. Hopefully just not on the shelf yet. I have found you can't meet their prices anywhere else. Limited cashiers but the cashier was pleasant and efficient. The merchandise was orderly and store well organized and clean. I highly recommend the store. Nice variety. Ample parking in their lot and on the street.”

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