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  1. ABC Variety-Discount - 407 N Santa Fe Ave

    407 N Santa Fe Ave, Vista CA 92084

    5 Superb 5 reviews

    “I like getting my clothes from here since most stores don't really have what I'm looking for but this store always has what I want with amazing prices!”

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  2. Family Dollar - 1281 North Santa Fe Avenue

    1281 North Santa Fe Avenue, Vista CA 92084

    4.2 Good 71 reviews

    “I haven’t been to this store since the beginning of the year. Going in today was like being in a brand new store. It is very apparent that there is new management and staff aboard. It is very clean, spacious, and the staff is very attentive and friendly. I will once again make this my first stop shopping.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 1090 East Vista Way

    1090 East Vista Way, Vista CA 92084

    4.1 Good 118 reviews

    “There are always new things to find at dollar tree!!! Got Halloween candy cheap. Also coffee! Update. They have not had coffee for weeks but I bought some much needed kitchen stuff for cheap Really friendly staff.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 1611 South Melrose Drive Ste G

    1611 South Melrose Drive Ste G, Vista CA 92081

    2.8 Average 109 reviews

    “Polite & efficient checker. In addition HONEST!!! The employee found my cell phone after I left the store. Don't know His name! He turned the phone over to his manager; w/out hesitation. I am extremely grateful for his honesty and good judgement. I hope to be able to return to the store on his shift and thank him personally. We depend on our phones so vitally. It's not the value of the phone; but the information stored, that is SO IMPORTANT. Thank you sincerely for SAVING ME an extreme amount of grieif; if I had I lost my phone.”

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