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  1. Ollie's Bargain Outlet - 1715 Montgomery Highway

    1715 Montgomery Highway, Hoover AL 35244

    4.2 Good 212 reviews

    “The store had a variety of different things stores don’t normally have. The employees were nice and they seemed happy to be there. It made me smile. Lovely experience.”

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  2. Family Dollar - 3202 Lorna Rd

    3202 Lorna Rd, Hoover AL 35216

    3.7 Good 59 reviews

    “Hoover Location: Clean, shelves fully stocked, good lighting, employees nice. The employee gave me $10.00 to much in my change. I noticed when I returned to work. Soon after, I returned to the store and returned the $10.00 to the store employee...she was grateful.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 5643 Grove Blvd

    5643 Grove Blvd, Hoover AL 35226

    3.4 Good 90 reviews

    “I have been going to this store for the last 5 years. Over the last year I can tell that they have a new manager/ staff. The store is always organized and you never see tons of boxes setting unopened like it was before. GREAT JOB.”

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  5. Ross Dress for Less - 4361 Creekside Ave

    4361 Creekside Ave, Hoover AL 35244

    3.4 Good 190 reviews

    “Ross is kinda hit or miss. You can find alot great deals sometimes but the workers can be very nasty at times. The sign said that the opened at 9:30 a.m. The lady said we don't open until 10. I don't care what the sign says. I work here but I ain't the manager. Nasty.”

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  6. Dollar Tree - 1615 Montgomery Hwy Apt 114

    1615 Montgomery Hwy Apt 114, Hoover AL 35216

    3.3 Good 115 reviews

    “This Dollar Tree is like a major department store and still has a great selection of Christmas boxes both shaped and foldable. Really pretty ones. I had back surgery and couldn’t really wrap very much presents and this help me so much”

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