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  1. dd's DISCOUNTS - 2000 North Park Boulevard

    2000 North Park Boulevard, Pittsburg CA 94565

    3.9 Good 133 reviews

    “I just love, love this store. Their jeans are great. They have sizes I didn't even know existed such as 13, 15, 17. And the material they use is really nice. It's the stretchy, soft kind. They have name brand bras like B. Luxe, Vanity fair & underwear By Juicy couture, Bebe. They have clothes for men & kids. It's like Ross's. Parking is good & the prices are very reasonable. I don't like driving very far but I will drive anywhere for this store.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 690 Bailey Road

    690 Bailey Road, Pittsburg CA 94565

    3.8 Good 63 reviews

    “I was surprised to find the exact size spiral notebook that Walmart used to have for only $1.25. The store was clean and the shelves were neat.Although the store did not have everything I was looking for. No store does these days. But it is close to where I live so it does now make sense to make it the 1st place to look instead of the last.???”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 4211 Century Boulevard

    4211 Century Boulevard, Pittsburg CA 94565

    3.7 Good 103 reviews

    “we got a lot of toys and I thought the lady was going to have a fit but no she's very nice and even offered us boxes but we wanted bags good experience overall.”

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  5. Five Below - 4505 Century Blvd Suite 100

    4505 Century Blvd Suite 100, Pittsburg CA 94565

    3.2 Average 24 reviews

    “The store was messy, and only one associate was working that I could see at around 3 pm on Sunday 5/3. I am not complaining about the mess, because I expected to see it in the store like that. The associate was pleasant. The restroom could be cleaner.”

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