Discount Stores near Sedro-Woolley, WA

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  1. 408 Metcalf St, Sedro-Woolley WA 98284

    4.2 Good 48 reviews

    “I stop in Coho once a week at the very least, and I've never walked out empty-handed. Inventory is always changing & they're always negotiable on prices that are already low as it is. Can find anything from industrial supplies, to automotive parts to kids' toys. Great store & even better employees.”

  2. 525 E College Way Suite A1, Mount Vernon WA 98273

    4.5 Superb 182 reviews

    “I love the new location for grocery outlet it’s so much more confident and nicer looking than how grocery outlet is portrayed in Bellingham. It was a nice upgrade for our city and people. Prices cant be beat on many items around the county. I appreciate you grocery outlet MV.”

  3. 2050 Marketplace Dr, Burlington WA 98233

    4.7 Superb 46 reviews

    “Went today for the first time and absolutely love it. I will definitely be back very soon. I love the fact that they have a little bit of everything and the prices are very reasonable.”

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  5. 323 E Fairhaven Ave, Burlington WA 98233

    4.6 Superb 57 reviews

    “I love this place! It is so organized, and always has exactly what I’m looking for with a huge variety of items. The staff is super friendly, and helpful. Shop local and support your small businesses!”

  6. 173 Cascade Mall Dr, Burlington WA 98233

    3.7 Good 100 reviews

    “The line was a mile long and there was only one checker the entire time. Wait in line was 7 minutes before reaching the cashier. She said they were short staffed , and I can relate. I got some great deals though!”

  7. Skagit Valley Square, 220 E College Way Ste 120, Mount Vernon WA 98273

    3.1 Average 102 reviews

    “Excellent items. Prices have gone up to $1.25, but things are still reasonable. Alot of variety and alot of products. Still a favorite place of mine. I like seeing what products they have brought in.”

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