Discount Stores in Princeton, WV

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  1. 1336 Stafford Drive, Princeton WV 24740

    4.2 Good 51 reviews

    “I love roses always such friendly staff. Has accessible parking for me as I am handicapped. A lot of assortment of clothing to choose from. This is one of our better stores in our area.”

  2. 1350 Stafford Drive, Princeton WV 24740

    3.9 Good 115 reviews

    “Big Lots is the "treat myself" store! Not only do I enjoy walking around and browsing to see all the great new and fun items each time I go, but I also find items I cannot find in other stores I shop in regularly. I love the way Big Lots has the store set up with items like food and pantry, laundry, beauty, clothing, candles, gorgeous artificial plants in adorable pots. Seasonal items are always around the corner so colorful and decorative. Don't forget the pet section, electronics, paper goods aisle, toys, toys, toys...and if you need a pair of reading glasses, you can find a pair under $15, and that includes a case! Oh, don't let me forget to tell you about all the great food and snack aisles. There's just not enough room and time for me to mention any more great things I love about Big Lots, but just come on in and see for yourself. You will love this store just like I do...Happy shopping!”

  3. 1251 Stafford Drive, Princeton WV 24740

    3.7 Good 58 reviews

    “I can get basic groceries and household needs. Most of the things that I buy on a regular basis they carry and you cannot be their prices! The grocery side is compact, which I love. If I need milk or eggs I can go in there, get what I need and get out quickly. I know some of the employees, which is nice.”

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  5. 101 Morrison Dr, Princeton WV 24740

    3.2 Average 17 reviews

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