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  1. Dollar Tree - 3521 Nameoki Rd B

    3521 Nameoki Rd B, Granite City IL 62040

    4.1 Good 106 reviews

    “Always great experience, friendly staff, clean Carts etc. But I went in today and noticed they have started to put red dots on almost all the prices. I understand that is probably coming from their corporate. But I feel like they should have to either put prices on the dots, or have a sheet list with categories with prices, or they shouldn't stock said item until price is listed. Just plz beware of the new stickers”

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  2. Five Below - 3469 Nameoki Road

    3469 Nameoki Road, Granite City IL 62040

    3.8 Good 15 reviews

    “Best place for holiday, birthday, Baby Showers, first time College Apartment, college dorm shopping great gift and snack area cards Graphic T's are my favorite I shop there every summer for shirts to match with my friends for outdoor activities like six flags, beach, water park this place is great to shop year round and had great deals, cute shoes and clothes tote bags jewelry and makeup accessories for the ladies atmosphere is friendly for the whole family ☺️”

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  3. Dollar General - 3220 Nameoki Road

    3220 Nameoki Road, Granite City IL 62040

    3.2 Average 95 reviews

    “The assistant manager Anthony is without a doubt one of the most polite and respectful people I've seen working with the public in a very long time. I asked him about it and he said everyone says that. Not going to lie. There's a dollar general closer to my house than this one, but I will definitely drive a little bit further to have a positive experience when I shop. Thank Anthony.”

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