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  1. Dollar Tree - 3509 NE 163rd St

    3509 NE 163rd St, North Miami Beach FL 33160

    4.1 Good 153 reviews

    “I love this place. The people are very nice and accommodating, especially Mercedes. Mercedes Is a very kind lady that has lots of patients and is very professional. I had a lot of questions on where different items were located and she directed me to the exact place. She really knows her store! I wanted to say thank you Mercedes for making my life easier. You have excellent customer service! Thank you again”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 401 NE 167th St

    401 NE 167th St, North Miami Beach FL 33162

    3.1 Average 101 reviews

    “One of my favorite Dollar Trees. Wide variety of items.Only issue is sometimes in the afternoon/evening, they only have one cashier and one manager on. So the wait time can be frustrating. I witnessed a Hispanic gentleman berating the one Manager one evening asking him why is there only one cashier,the manager said that only 1 cashier was scheduled for that time. They didn’t have much nail clipping or tweezer options when I last visited. Hopefully they restocked. They have a wide variety of facial products and multi vitamins and snacks.”

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  3. New Dollar King - 1758 NE 163rd St

    1758 NE 163rd St, North Miami Beach FL 33162

    1 Poor 3 reviews

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