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  1. 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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  2. 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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  3. 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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  5. Dollar Tree - 230 Peabody Road

    230 Peabody Road, Vacaville CA 95687

    3.3 Good 133 reviews

    “The front doors are not broken, they open and close a specific way. The left door should be opened first but most people dont put 2 n 2 together and assume it broke lol. The 10 cents bag fee prints on the receipts but if you read it closely it's not charging you it simply prints the description and charges $0.00 nothing. It's a bug/code on the system. Wouldn't matter which cashier as well its a code bug in the system. Yes prices have gone up they need to increase prices to pay their employees and make a profit but honestly the food items are roughly $1.25 i saw a few 75 cent food items still. Eventually they will rename their store once all inventory becomes more than a dollar. There are some items still under $2. There's also clearance items. You get what you pay for. the new prices brought in new merchandise to boost sales. I like this store the most. It's organized, prices visable, variety is great.”

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