Discount Stores in Rice Lake, WI

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  1. 1820 South Main Street, Rice Lake WI 54868

    4.7 Superb 96 reviews

    “This is such a fun store. Honestly even if you are looking To be entertained for a bit, this is a fun activity. It’s a room full of bins of open box and returns to online and big box retailers. You do have to dig but you can expect to find things like fire sticks, bike tires, party supplies, air fryers, iPhone cases chargers, expect any kind of doodad that you can think of possibly and some nice clothing items. The owner is very nice and staff is helpful in getting your bags to fill. We went on a week day but I’m sure Saturdays are crazy!! Get there early!”

  2. 320 South Access Road, Rice Lake WI 54868

    4.1 Good 55 reviews

    “We were looking for an entertainment center for our basement TV room and found one at Bargain City. They had it in stock and we were able to purchase it and take it home that day. The staff was very helpful in answering the questions we had. One of the pieces had to be ordered and came in a few weeks later. When putting it together we discovered that they had given us the wrong shelf piece for above the TV. When we called the store they were able to find the correct piece. We had to make an additional trip back to the store to exchange the piece but the entertainment center looks great in our TV room!”

  3. 2701 West Avenue Ste A, Rice Lake WI 54868

    3.9 Good 58 reviews

    “I love going into the store and finding some sort of treasure, but I wasn't expecting to find and then yet enjoy prices, as you walk out, the door with a full bag.”

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  5. 710 South Main Street, Rice Lake WI 54868

    2.5 Average 94 reviews

    “Store was clean, and looked to be well stocked. The Staff were helpful. This is an older building, but bigger than most I've been in. Looks as though it is very convenient if you live nearby. I just stopped on my way through to get a couple things. Parking seems to be adequate, but if they are busy you will have to park on street. Not enough room to park a truck and trailer.”

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