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  1. CostLess - 330 S Main St

    330 S Main St, Orange CA 92868

    4.4 Superb 305 reviews

    “Solid name brands especially for housewares and household goods, things like soap and body wash, cereal. The clothes are mostly synthetics but some name brands. I saw a water filter pitcher there for $6 that I had paid over $30 for online, so definitely some good deals if you catch them. Also extremely well organized and nice employees.”

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  2. Grocery Outlet - 1803 East Chapman Avenue

    1803 East Chapman Avenue, Orange CA 92867

    4.2 Good 229 reviews

    “Love grocery outlet. Went today in the evening after work had to use the restroom and they told me the restrooms closed. My plan was to go in and buy needed extra stuff for tomorrow Father day. But since the restrooms were closed went to bigger store were the restrooms were open and I sent over 450 dollars. If the the restrooms were open I would of made the purchase there.”

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  3. Daiso - Japanese Household Goods - 1423 East Katella Avenue

    1423 East Katella Avenue, Orange CA 92867

    4.2 Good 125 reviews

    “Neat & Organized, well-lit and had a plethora of items. Each Daiso location has slightly different products so it's fun to go treasure hunting at various locations. Staff are friendly and helpful.”

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  5. Golden Dollar & Water Store - Hewes Street

    Hewes Street, Orange CA 92869

    2.5 Average 4 reviews

    • Today 9AM – 8PM
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  6. Dollar Tree - 1421 West Chapman Avenue

    1421 West Chapman Avenue, Orange CA 92868

    3.6 Good 118 reviews

    “I've been shopping at this store for years now. They have great customer service and are always willing to help me. The associate Anayeli always goes out of her way to place my purchase where I'm able to get it for being in a wheelchair they are always willing to help I'm very satisfied with there customer service. Anayeli is definitely a stand out associate.”

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  7. Dollar Tree - 784 North Tustin Street

    784 North Tustin Street, Orange CA 92867

    3.5 Good 135 reviews

    “I needed note cards; they had a few to pick up, and some there was no lines. There's an empty store, and it was easy to get in and out with parking. ​This location is highly convenient for a quick stop when you are looking for specific items like cards. While the selection was limited and there were no Vines available, the shopping experience was very straightforward. The store was mostly empty, which allowed for a fast and hassle-free trip without long lines or crowded aisles. ​The biggest advantage of this location is the ease of access. The parking lot is easy to navigate, making it incredibly simple to get in and out quickly. If you need to make a quick errand and want to avoid the typical stress of a busy retail environment, this is a very practical choice. While you shouldn't expect full shelves or a wide variety of stock, the convenience and ease of parking make up for the limited selection on hand.”

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