Discount Stores in Skokie, IL

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  1. 4616 Oakton St, Skokie IL 60076

    4.3 Superb 88 reviews

    “I'm so happy to have them here. This is like a throwback to the old five and dime stores. They literally have everything a neighborhood store should have and the employees couldn't be nicer.”

  2. 5411 West Touhy Avenue, Skokie IL 60077

    4.2 Good 106 reviews

    “This is the best location of five Below! Well organized and neatly kept. Employees are very friendly and always attentive. Today I went with my kids to this location. Associate 906155 at Register 3 and one other employee were so helpful and attentive to our queries. Sorry I didn’t ask their names. I came to this location from Niles location. There is so much difference in employees between these 2 location. I recommend everyone to come to this location for great experience.”

  3. 4101 Dempster St, Skokie IL 60076

    3.8 Good 96 reviews

    “Compared to other local Dollar Trees, within the area, this one is the one to go to. They have a self check out area, so you won't have to wait for cashiers like the other locations. This location is very well clean & organized & the shelves are stocked. A welcoming atmosphere! Overall I am happy to co.e a further distance for a better Dollar tree.”

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  5. 9426 Skokie Boulevard, Skokie IL 60077

    3.4 Good 65 reviews

    “The owner is the best! I forgot to collect my cash back from one of the cashiers. He chased me out in the parking lot to give me the money and receipt. He was so positive and thanked me over and over for shopping at his store. I greatly appreciate hard working people who appreciate their customers. It may just be the dollar store but the owner will make you feel like family. Thank you!”

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