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  1. Dollar Tree - 955 N McLean Blvd

    955 N McLean Blvd, Elgin IL 60123

    3.8 Good 110 reviews

    “I'm pretty impressed with how much the dollar store has upped their game. Now I dislike that it's no longer a dollar anymore hence the name but it's still pretty great quality stuff for $1.25. I frequent our local stores quite a bit and more so recently have seen the better change in cleanliness and organization. One thing I have not been able to find that I've been looking for for quite some time now that the store used to have is these sugar free cotton candy mints in like an Altoids tin , they have the cinnamon ones but not these and my daughter absolutely loves them. I ask every time I go. Please get them back please!”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 617 S Randall Rd

    617 S Randall Rd, Elgin IL 60123

    3.8 Good 102 reviews

    “I could spend hours here with all they have to offer and this location doesn't seem over packed with items. Two people could walk down an aisle without bumping into each other or feeling like someone is in their personal space. Also the lady at the register was very nice.”

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  3. Family Dollar - 611 Dundee Ave

    611 Dundee Ave, Elgin IL 60120

    3.4 Good 54 reviews

    “This place is a convenient place to shop when you want to grab and go vs Meijer, Wal-Mart, etc. Workers are always courteous with smiles on their faces. Store is remodeled and looks great!”

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  5. Dollar General - 583 N McLean Blvd

    583 N McLean Blvd, Elgin IL 60123

    3.2 Average 81 reviews

    “All the employees are super friendly here. Lovey is such an amazing employee and is so kind. She truly put a smile on my face :) The people definitely make the business great.”

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