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  1. Dollar General - 470 Federal Road

    470 Federal Road, Brookfield CT 06804

    4.3 Superb 11 reviews

    “I’m always pleasantly surprised we I go for 1 thing I end up finding other household things I need & don’t have to go to Target or Walmart! Priced right too! Staff takes pride in their work & is helpful‼”

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  2. Ocean State Job Lot - 17 Backus Avenue

    17 Backus Avenue, Danbury CT 06810

    4.2 Good 111 reviews

    “This place is great with pricing and stock availability. Their crazy deals are definitely great to get your attention. Overall prices are cheaper for same brand compared to other brands in other big stores like Walmart or target or Lowe’s. Staff is amazing they are so helpful and very courteous to all your questions and requests.”

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  3. Five Below - 1 Padanaram Rd Store # 1-A

    1 Padanaram Rd Store # 1-A, Danbury CT 06811

    4.1 Good 56 reviews

    “Great store for shopping for kids, lots of great stuff, mostly for children, cheap prices on many items, this store is my favorite of all the ones I’ve been in.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 83B Stony Hill Road Ste 102-104

    83B Stony Hill Road Ste 102-104, Bethel CT 06801

    4 Good 49 reviews

    “I just want to say that this Dollar tree is by far the most cleanest and organized that I have seen . Especially tonight I see the staff organizing and it was ready for a visit ! Wow ! The Manager should be proud!”

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  6. Dollar Tree - 1 Padanaram Rd

    1 Padanaram Rd, Danbury CT 06811

    3.6 Good 98 reviews

    “You really can’t beat the price — $1.25 and that’s it. In a time when everything feels like it’s getting more expensive every week, it’s actually nice to walk into a place where you know you’re still getting a good deal. For everyday stuff, small household items, snacks, cleaning supplies, toys for the kids, or even little surprises, it’s honestly unbeatable. The fact that you can walk in with just a couple of dollars and walk out with a bag of things you actually needed is something you don’t find many places anymore. It might sound simple, but that price point is what keeps us coming back. It feels fair, it feels consistent, and it makes grabbing last-minute things so much easier. Even when we weren’t planning on shopping, we always end up stopping in because you never know what new stuff they’ll have for that $1.25. It really is one of the few places left where you can stretch your money and still get good, useful items. You just can’t beat it.”

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