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Discount Stores in East Peoria, IL

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  1. Dollar Tree - 250 South Main Street

    250 South Main Street, East Peoria IL 61611

    4.1 Good 92 reviews

    “This is honestly my favorite Dollar Tree location. It honestly is always stocked and with new items that other dollar tree’s I have visited don’t necessarily have. The people working are always kind and considerate as well. For the most part it is pretty clean store too!”

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  2. Dollar General - 1520 Meadow Avenue

    1520 Meadow Avenue, East Peoria IL 61611

    4 Good 62 reviews

    “I always find everything I need here at Meadows Dollar General. It's always clean and cashier's go above and beyond to help you find a item. Because of that, I drive past the other store on Washington st. Keep up the great work ladies!!! ???”

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  3. Dollar General - 1100 Spring Bay Road

    1100 Spring Bay Road, East Peoria IL 61611

    3.8 Good 58 reviews

    “Store is always very well organized, clean isles for easy shopping and the store staff is never too busy to provide you any assistance you may need. Always a pleasurable shopping experience”

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  5. Dollar General - 2490 East Washington Street

    2490 East Washington Street, East Peoria IL 61611

    3.5 Good 63 reviews

    “Clean, low aisle clutter and friendly associates. I have recently been using this location for my Dollar General shopping for these reasons. Also, next door to a favorite Big Lots.”

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  6. Dollar General - 2801 Springfield Rd

    2801 Springfield Rd, East Peoria IL 61611

    3.1 Average 25 reviews

    “Went there today for first time. OMG! This is the best Dollar General I've been too! Store is clean & staff are. Friendly! I will drive the extra distance to shop at this one!”

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