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  1. Dollar Tree - 1031 E Oakton St

    1031 E Oakton St, Des Plaines IL 60018

    4.2 Good 144 reviews

    “Evelyn is a treasure with a smile that lights up the store. Not sure why my past review is gone but it wasn't a pleasant experience. It's about her character that overfills to her work ethic and situational awareness.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 1507 Rand Road

    1507 Rand Road, Des Plaines IL 60016

    4.2 Good 59 reviews

    “Visit on 12/03/2025 I had a wonderful experience at Dollar Tree thanks to the outstanding customer service from Danny. He is truly amazing—professional, patient, and always willing to help. Danny goes above and beyond to assist customers and makes sure everyone leaves satisfied. His positive attitude and dedication make a big difference. Dollar Tree is lucky to have such an upstanding employee!”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 785 W Golf Rd

    785 W Golf Rd, Des Plaines IL 60016

    3.7 Good 99 reviews

    “Dollar Tree is a great place to find affordable everyday items and fun seasonal products. I love that everything is budget-friendly, which makes it easy to pick up party supplies, snacks, cleaning products, and small household essentials without spending much. The store usually has a wide variety of items, and I often find surprisingly useful things for crafts and kids’ activities. It’s especially helpful for last-minute needs or when you’re planning events on a budget. That said, the store can sometimes feel a bit crowded or understocked depending on the day, but the staff is generally friendly and helpful. Overall, Dollar Tree is a convenient and economical option for quick shopping trips and budget finds.”

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