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  1. Five Below - 1408 Hunt Highway

    1408 Hunt Highway, San Tan Valley AZ 85143

    2.6 Average 13 reviews

    “This store was clean stock well and we were greeted when we walked in I will say some things were over priced but they had a pretty good selection but overall I was a decent five below .”

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  2. Burlington - 21198 South Ellsworth Loop Road

    21198 South Ellsworth Loop Road, Queen Creek AZ 85142

    3.9 Good 50 reviews

    “I typically can't stand going into Burlington as my past experiences at multiple locations leaves me feeling annoyed and full of regret. The stores are usually a mess, service sub par and even a few locations that felt sketchy with security. However this location was polar opposite. Service was so friendly and fun to chat with, store super clean and organized. We even found multiple things to purchase. The prices are great value for the things we saw and so much to choose from. I'd come again.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 21238 South Ellsworth Loop Road

    21238 South Ellsworth Loop Road, Queen Creek AZ 85142

    3.8 Good 129 reviews

    “I love the new and improved Dollar Tree in the Queen Creek Marketplace! It is much bigger and now well stocked. Be aware that there is different pricing for different items. I've seen some Christmas decorations priced at $5 and $6 in this store. You still have a large variety of items priced at $1.25, and many others priced at $1.50, $1.75 and some at $3 as well. So make sure you are checking your price tags.”

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