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  1. Grocery Outlet - 2400 North 1st Street

    2400 North 1st Street, Dixon CA 95620

    4.6 Superb 116 reviews

    “This store is always super clean and the staff are super friendly and helpful. The owners go above and beyond and I am super appreciative of the way they continually support the community with fundraisers and giving to schools and local children's organizations in our town. Love shopping here and only have positive things to say about this store!”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 1700 North 1st Street

    1700 North 1st Street, Dixon CA 95620

    4.1 Good 63 reviews

    “Pretty good Dollar Tree. Cleaner than most I've been to. Dollar Tree is seriously overlooked when looking for the simple things. Go here for party supplies, office supplies, snacks, a lot of small stuff. Always check here before going to any other store.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 1260 Lake Blvd #102

    1260 Lake Blvd #102, Davis CA 95616

    4.6 Superb 53 reviews

    “Dollar Tree at 1260 Lake Blvd Suite 102 in Davis is a convenient place for affordable household items, snacks, party supplies, and small daily needs. The store is useful for quick shopping and budget-friendly finds.”

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  5. Grocery Outlet - 1800 East 8th Street Ste B

    1800 East 8th Street Ste B, Davis CA 95616

    4.2 Good 162 reviews

    “Such humiliation because I am a senior and must be poor to shop at the cheap outlet and hence must also be a suspect thief to steal the basket. I will never shop there again.”

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  6. Aggie Reuse Store - 1 Shields Ave #154

    1 Shields Ave #154, Davis CA 95616

    5 Superb 4 reviews

    “Don't know why so many bot accounts gave a one star review, free resource for EVERYTHING including clothes, craft supplies, and school supplies for university students and is amazingly accessible! my only real complaint is that they close a little early at 5:00 but I completely understand why something free and student run has to close a bit early. Its so wonderful seeing the compassion UC Davis has for ALL of their students by making the store so accessible”

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  7. Grocery Outlet - 130 Nut Tree Parkway

    130 Nut Tree Parkway, Vacaville CA 95687

    4.1 Good 202 reviews

    “Great place, great selection, great prices and great staff. If I lived here, this would be my go to place for grocery shopping. It's worth a visit to see a gem in Cali.”

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  8. Shop Heroic Wholesale Outlet - 615 Elmira Rd ste140

    615 Elmira Rd ste140, Vacaville CA 95687

    3.9 Good 76 reviews

    “All good but, Buyers/Customers Beaware . -They sell expired food items too. -No restrooms for customers. - Mr Ryan , is dam rude at the back office ,when you interact or ask him any questions. Most of the items you get it not cheaper ,sometimes you find costlier then other place ( like Costco etc).”

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  9. Dollar General - 176 E Grant Ave

    176 E Grant Ave, Winters CA 95694

    3.7 Good 94 reviews

    “When I can't find something in that store I asked the store employees and they take me right to it. Checkout is very smooth and cashier's very nice all of them !”

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  10. Dollar Tree - 1010 Helen Power Drive # B

    1010 Helen Power Drive # B, Vacaville CA 95687

    3.4 Good 90 reviews

    “I go to Dollar tree a lot and by far this is my favorite. The cashier Tanya went literally above and beyond while ringing me up & we just absolutely loved her!”

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