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Discount Stores in Rolling Meadows, IL

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  1. Dollar Tree - 3208 Kirchoff Road

    3208 Kirchoff Road, Rolling Meadows IL 60008

    3.9 Good 94 reviews

    “They are always so nice and helpful... I would get a job there but I know I would spend my check there.. I'm glad they're so close I could walk there if I had energy”

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  2. Walmart - 1460 Golf Road

    1460 Golf Road, Rolling Meadows IL 60008

    3.3 Good 272 reviews

    “I Don't shop at Walmart alot But the one has friendly staff , they're never things when I go and it's so easy and it's easy , nice trip to the store i'm disabled, and I always am able to get the electric shopping carts.They are so nice there.”

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  3. Walmart Photo Center - 1460 Golf Road

    1460 Golf Road, Rolling Meadows IL 60008

    2.7 Average 26 reviews

    “Walmart Pharmacy - High Quality Best Price I frequently visit Walmart. Good store for everyone's requirements.Easy to locate things.Specially Walmart Pharmacy is good.I visited Walmart for reading glasses. I was disappointed when I didn't find 2.25 reading glasses there. Online it was showing available but in store it was not showing any sign of 2:25 I took picture of that too .”

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