Discount Stores in Manitowoc, WI

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  1. 4341 Enterprise Ct, Manitowoc WI 54220

    4.7 Superb 67 reviews

    “Edit 12-4-2025 Today I had the misfortune of being checked out by Dianna. This is not a happy person. She barked orders at me like I was a dog. I buy a lot of stuff here, the ladies are usually very nice. On my way out I saw one of the volunteers who's usually always there. I asked her what Diana's problem was. I got a - you don't want to go there!! This is a volunteer position. Diana if you are that unhappy there, please volunteer elsewhere. If she's ever at the checkout again I will ask for someone else or I will leave! I spend a LOT of time in thrift stores. I have an online vintage store. I'm always looking for products. Repeat Performance is my absolute FAVORITE!! The prices are good & the volunteers are super friendly. I'd rather drive the 30 minutes & go here than any of the many local thrift stores by me. Remember they close at 1 & only accept cash.”

  2. 1100 South 30th Street, Manitowoc WI 54220

    4.1 Good 31 reviews

    “I love this store I would write an entire review but there's really only a few words that need to be said. Deals, low prices, they have freaken everything!!!! Literally anything your looking for lol it's the only store I will walk down every isle and just roam! So much to look at and I love the as seen on TV isle in the back!!!!”

  3. 3385 Calumet Avenue, Manitowoc WI 54220

    3.7 Good 93 reviews

    “Everybody likes the dollar tree, but crafters/diy's like myself, Love it. So many ideas flood my mind I can barely keep it straight to get what I will need for those ideas. And I seem to be si happy when I'm there that I tend to make my presence known to other shoppers. Always turns out to be a fun time. ?”

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