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  1. Melo Discount Store - 4368 Gage Ave

    4368 Gage Ave, Bell CA 90201

    4.5 Superb 31 reviews

    “Unbeleivably GREAT experience with everyone at Melo Discount store. I can't recommend them enough. Their products are of high quality and the service is just amazing. Check them out, I promise you won't regret it!”

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  2. Bargain World - 5093 Florence Avenue

    5093 Florence Avenue, Bell CA 90201

    4.1 Good 94 reviews

    “Well i said to the Young Woman that was Ringing Up my Purchase, you should try and Smile a little more!.. and at that moment She looked like nothing can possibly change this Woman's unmovable barrier of built-in defense to allow No one to see what I was absolutely Blessed when out of nowhere and to My Greatest Reactions ever experienced... She Smiled and Smiled she did for saying a few nice words to a complete stranger! Smile's keep us looking Young. Frown or Mad looking causes Wrinkles and for you to look older than you actually are.!?.. ☺️”

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  3. Bella Zone - 3705 Gage Ave

    3705 Gage Ave, Bell CA 90201

    4.1 Good 14 reviews

    • Today 9AM – 8PM

    “I LOVE this store, you go for one thing and come out with so many things you don’t need necessarily. They have so many good things and not to mention great prices. I love coming here to buy things I need and don’t need !”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 6207 Atlantic Ave

    6207 Atlantic Ave, Bell CA 90201

    3.1 Average 120 reviews

    “MY OTHER FAVORITE DOLLAR TREE ALONG WITH THE BOYLE HEIGHTS ONE ON OLYMPIC AVE. I COME HERE FOR ALL MY ASIAN AND SAMOAN FOOD AND HORMONEHS! BOMB! AND THEY HAVE JAPANESE READY MADE TEAS LIKE MATCH AND CHAI STRAIGHT FROM THE ISLANDS! FOR UN DOLAR!!!! NOMAS UNO VEINTE CINCO! BOMB! AND YOU GROW FROM THE FOOD! DONT FORGET VIENNA SAUSAGE! PA CRESER”

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