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  1. Five Below - 5427 Moreno St D

    5427 Moreno St D, Montclair CA 91763

    4.2 Good 168 reviews

    “Clean and organized store very nice and helpful staff. All products were in order with prices clearly stated. Has a self check out system in place staff were helpful and informative”

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  2. Gopapa outlet - 5124 Holt Blvd

    5124 Holt Blvd, Montclair CA 91763

    5 Superb 5 reviews

    • Closed today

    “This is an amazing store, everything is on crazy discount , they have holiday decorations, household and office supplies, toys, gifts, the qualities are so good, save me a lot of money.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 5399 Moreno St Ste B

    5399 Moreno St Ste B, Montclair CA 91763

    3.8 Good 65 reviews

    “The Dollar tree that I go that's in Montclair they have great service the cash is always friendly has the great service I have great services from the cashier they're always nice and friendly think it's a Dollar tree”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 4488 Holt Blvd

    4488 Holt Blvd, Montclair CA 91763

    3.6 Good 83 reviews

    “Dollar tree the one that's in Claremont that I've been to they have great service the cashier are always nice and friendly they have great services I like how their friendly the employees I had a wonderful experience and great service thank you Dollar tree for being here in each city”

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  6. DG Market - 9860 Central Ave

    9860 Central Ave, Montclair CA 91763

    3.4 Good 130 reviews

    “Thanks to dollar regional last year the employee at the cashier was very friendly and when I need a help finding things they're really friendly thanks to dollar regional”

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