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  1. Five Below - 500 Connecticut Avenue Unit 40

    500 Connecticut Avenue Unit 40, Norwalk CT 06854

    3.9 Good 97 reviews

    “It’s a nice place but most self check out registers were closed and there weren’t any squishes due to scalpers and a worker said there was a restock and there wasn’t”

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  2. Tag Sale Warehouse - 12 Cross St

    12 Cross St, Norwalk CT 06851

    4.3 Superb 43 reviews

    “They have an odd collection of items but we left with some great finds at great prices! The people there were polite and friendly. I definitely plan to go back another time.”

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  3. Dollar Mania - 330 Connecticut Ave

    330 Connecticut Ave, Norwalk CT 06854

    2.3 Poor 14 reviews

    “I’m always forgetting about this little discount store, being right next to Dollar Tree, but they have the sweetest staff!! I walked in, they offered to help, I mentioned how I was searching for a specific beauty bag…the gentleman working literally opened a fresh box of freight to dig for it for me!! I also grabbed a handful of laser pointers at the register and the lovely lady who rang me out checked to make sure all of them were in working condition. They have customer service down to an art there!!!”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 330 Connecticut Ave Ste 7

    330 Connecticut Ave Ste 7, Norwalk CT 06854

    3 Average 116 reviews

    “This is a great place to get exceptional prices on everyday items. I enjoy strolling through the store looking for new items and things I might need. Associates are nice and it is a good atmosphere to shop in.”

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