Discount Stores in Burbank, IL

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  1. 8144 South Cicero Avenue, Burbank IL 60459

    3.9 Good 87 reviews

    “This is 1 of 3 dollar trees close to my house, but the only one I go to. It has a variety of products, though I wish there were more of the products I see by social media bloggers that make videos about their new finds. The only issue I have, is that it always has clutter from products that have yet to go on the shelves yet in the isles. However, this is common practice at every single dollar tree I go to outside the area as well. I love buying their seasonal items because I work at a school in the lunchroom, and we have a front cork board we decorate for the various seasons/holidays. We also have a larger cork board we decorate as well. The kids love the holiday decorations we put up & get excited to see what we are doing next. I also love the solar stakes for the house to line the walkway & the garden areas. Also the door window hangers for the holidays/seasons.”

  2. 7910 S Cicero Ave Ste 8004A, Burbank IL 60459

    3.8 Good 88 reviews

    “I LOVE this store. The selection of different items is impressive in such a small space. There are so many really cute items and priced really well! Some of the staff were slow to move and get people checked out.”

  3. 8014 South Cicero Avenue, Burbank IL 60459

    3.4 Good 63 reviews

    “Very nice people who let me get a few things I wanted right before they were going to lock up the store. I am definitely recommending this family dollar to everyone who shops in here. I'm happy.”

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  5. 6010 West 87th Street, Burbank IL 60459

    3.2 Average 63 reviews

    “The employees are awesome always asking if they can help and letting you know if something you're buying is on sale with the app. Coupled with the 5-10 dollar coupons in the app makes family dollar one of my go-to stores.”

  6. 8636 South Cicero Avenue, Burbank IL 60459

    2.5 Average 116 reviews

    “This Dollar General deserves a salute?! It's bright, clean, organized, well-stocked and friendly! I encountered two male employees, one named Jeremiah and their customer service was beyond extraordinary. I couldn't stop complimenting them on how great the store looked. Unlike what you see on social media where boxes and clutter are everywhere, this store was just the opposite! Keep up the good work and I will definitely be back! I did find some great decor items! The only fun complaint that I had was the checkout counters are not big enough, I like to shop shop..lol”

  7. 7100 West 79th Street, Burbank IL 60459

    2.2 Poor 104 reviews

    “I like coming here, but the outside is crumbling and the parking area has potholes. Lots of things are expired... like even from last year! Check everything before buying”

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