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  1. Dollar Tree - 7323 Lemont Rd

    7323 Lemont Rd, Downers Grove IL 60516

    3.6 Good 131 reviews

    “I was surprised with this Dollar Tree! Very clean, organized and full of products for everything. Never felt this way in a dollar tree store before. Christina was calm and polite in the cashier. Very nice!”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 1330 Butterfield Road

    1330 Butterfield Road, Downers Grove IL 60515

    3.4 Good 94 reviews

    “I shopped at Dollar Tree yesterday and I must admit, it's been a very long time since I have encountered a conversational cashier. Most of the time, it's awkward silence and blank stares. Jacob at this location, was unlock most young people I have encountered. He was friendly and I feel like he enjoys his job! Great young man.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 2075 63rd Street

    2075 63rd Street, Downers Grove IL 60516

    3.1 Average 72 reviews

    “Very clean and organized, which is not good for ME because then I spend more money than what I should and I did. I went in for one item. And came out with 10, no Bueno.”

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  5. Dollar General - 417 63rd Street

    417 63rd Street, Downers Grove IL 60516

    3 Average 65 reviews

    “I'm pleasantly surprised. Came in for sales, and staff walked us through their app, which is required for some sales. I saved some serious $$$. Great regular prices on name-brand staples like aluminum foil, storage bags, and soap. Even better prices on store brand paper towels, we will see how well they hold up.”

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