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  1. Dollar Tree - 104 Roosevelt Road

    104 Roosevelt Road, Villa Park IL 60181

    4 Good 144 reviews

    “Shoutout to Lynn for great customer service. She thoughtfully separated my food from my cleaning products and even double-bagged the household items without me having to ask. She was polite, efficient and clearly attentive. It’s the simple things that make a difference and this really made my day.”

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  2. 5 Star Indoor Swap Mart - 270 West North Avenue

    270 West North Avenue, Villa Park IL 60181

    3.9 Good 130 reviews

    “Thought this place was pretty cool, would’ve loved if the toys and collectibles booth was open or at least had some signage of when they would re open but the place was HUGE AND AMAZING!”

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  3. Dollar General - 321 East Saint Charles Road

    321 East Saint Charles Road, Villa Park IL 60181

    3.7 Good 79 reviews

    “I work across the street from this store. Today Cashier Dianna came to our store to help an elderly lady who had left her purse at Dollar General earlier. It was a very wonderful act of kindness. Best customer service ever. Thanks for looking out for our community.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 605 West North Avenue

    605 West North Avenue, Villa Park IL 60181

    2.9 Average 68 reviews

    “It’s the dollar tree, you literally get what you pay for, but that’s what makes the dollar tree great. You don’t expect the best but that what you look for at a dollar tree where literally everything is a dollar.”

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