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  1. Daiso - Japanese Household Goods - 7201 Regional Street Unit B

    7201 Regional Street Unit B, Dublin CA 94568

    4.3 Superb 179 reviews

    “I always have a great experience at Daiso! The managers, Sirenia and Melissa, truly go above and beyond every time I visit. They’re both incredibly welcoming, always ready to answer my questions, and make the whole shopping experience so pleasant. The store is consistently clean and well organized, which really shows how much they care about their work and customers. They both absolutely deserve a raise for the amazing job they do. Highly recommend this location!”

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  2. Grocery Outlet - 7991 Amador Valley Blvd

    7991 Amador Valley Blvd, Dublin CA 94568

    3.7 Good 62 reviews

    “Go into this store thinking you'll only get a couple of things and you end up with a whole lot more! They have LOADS of ORGANIC products now!!! Yay! Organic items of everything. From meat to veggies to fruit and more. Just got some organic pancake mix with organic syrup. Yummy!! The prices are the same or less than other places too. The checkout lines are always fast moving. Never have I gone there and just sat waiting ages. I'm always quickly dispatched. Love that! It's a very well sorted store with a lot of everything.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 7775 Amador Valley Boulevard

    7775 Amador Valley Boulevard, Dublin CA 94568

    3.5 Good 138 reviews

    “Dollar Tree in Dublin, California, truly stands out with its exceptional balloon selection. From vibrant colors to unique designs, they cater to diverse preferences. Moreover, the store's extensive range of products ensures there's a little bit of everything for everyone, making it a convenient and satisfying shopping destination.”

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