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  1. Dollar Tree - 6226 Roosevelt Road

    6226 Roosevelt Road, Oak Park IL 60304

    4.2 Good 60 reviews

    “My money had been stolen from my credit card, i was holding on to a few extra dollars for next months bills, but needed food bad in my freezer as qell as refrigator, so a friend brought me here. I was pleasently surprise to find alot of great fresh foods, to carry me on throughout this week, I just need to hold on. And because of the great supplies here I got a great deal on delious foods. 'Thanks dollar tree, you saved me.'”

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  2. C Y Discount - 6039 West North Avenue

    6039 West North Avenue, Oak Park IL 60302

    4.2 Good 4 reviews

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  3. Dollar Tree - 922 Madison Street

    922 Madison Street, Oak Park IL 60302

    3.8 Good 136 reviews

    “Helllo would like to give a nice compliment for the new manger LaTanya for the service I had received. She was helpful with my items and got everything I wanted and more thank you and for your store. There should be more people out like her”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 6405 W North Ave

    6405 W North Ave, Oak Park IL 60302

    3.4 Good 100 reviews

    “Don't know what's changed, but when I walked in I was greeted by friendly faces, as I walked through the isles, the employees welcomed me with a smile and a good morning. How sweet. Store looks great, nice to see smiling faces and warm greetings. Shelfs were stocked, nice to find what I am looking for.”

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