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  1. Hello Tokyo - 9038 West Golf Road

    9038 West Golf Road, Niles IL 60714

    4.6 Superb 362 reviews

    “Hello Tokyo is a Japanese dollar store, similar to Daiso. If you're not familiar with Daiso, rectify that immediately and find your local outlet. If you can't find a Daiso, find a Hello Tokyo. They have a variety of items you never knew that you needed, from toys to makeup to stationery. You can redo your whole kitchen with tons of gadgets and storage items. Camping supplies, pet supplies, food supplies. There's just so much to see; you could easily spend an hour or two just browsing. Quality stuff, good prices, friendly staff. Thumbs up.”

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  2. Five Below - 8261 West Golf Road

    8261 West Golf Road, Niles IL 60714

    4.2 Good 124 reviews

    “Always clean and inviting here. The staff are friendly and helpful. Always well stocked with everything you need and more. The workers are amazing here always so attentive and professional and helpful there awesome”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 7255 North Harlem Avenue

    7255 North Harlem Avenue, Niles IL 60714

    3.9 Good 91 reviews

    “This store is NCO, neat, clean and organized. Parking is across the street is a plus for me. Also, not in Chicago… they do not charge you for plastic bags. ?”

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  5. dd's DISCOUNTS - 5660 West Touhy Avenue

    5660 West Touhy Avenue, Niles IL 60714

    3.6 Good 67 reviews

    “I really enjoy shopping at this DD's. The store is always clean and organized. Alma B is extremely pleasant and the whole staff is great, it's always a good experience.. and let's not forget, you can't beat those prices!! ??”

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