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  1. Dollar Tree - 6011 Dexter Street

    6011 Dexter Street, Commerce City CO 80022

    3.6 Good 64 reviews

    “Came here for the 4th of July stuff but most of it was gone. However, Debbie was working and was a breath of fresh air. She was nice and helpful. Lately good customer service is hard to find and she did an amazing job.”

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  2. Family Dollar - 5947 E 64th Ave

    5947 E 64th Ave, Commerce City CO 80022

    3.5 Good 56 reviews

    “Stopped into this Family Dollar to buy some motor oil and was greeted by the staff, one gentleman and one woman, upon entry. Of course I ended up buying more than what I intended to and as I was browsing through baby clothes, the gentleman approached me with a basket because my arms were full. He told me to take my time and relax without my arms full. 20/10, would visit this store again and in addition, the store was very clean!”

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  3. Save A Lot - 7290 Monaco St

    7290 Monaco St, Commerce City CO 80022

    3.4 Good 117 reviews

    “The only thing I don't like is there's is no bike rack to lock up your bike. You would think because electric bikes are on the rise, they would have a bike rack. You have to lock your bike up to the cart rack if 3or 4 bikes are already their your out of luck.”

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  5. Dollar General - 7400 CO-2

    7400 CO-2, Commerce City CO 80022

    3.2 Average 115 reviews

    “This store is a hidden gem! The selection is fantastic, and I always find great deals on everyday essentials. The staff is super friendly and helpful, making every visit a breeze!”

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