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  1. Five Below - 2685 East Main Street Suite 117

    2685 East Main Street Suite 117, Plainfield IN 46168

    4.3 Superb 129 reviews

    “Google is always asking me if a place is wheelchair accessible or wheelchair friendly. Most places are not because the doors have to be pulled open by hand and a person in a wheelchair would have a really hard time getting in your doors by themselves. There is no way that a person in a wheelchair could safely move through any 5 below store. As the aisles are always packed with boxes of items waiting to be stocked on the shelves. Prices of merchandise are not clearly marked, this is a real pain in the butt. However, I was told that you could download the app and then do price checks yourself.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 393 Plainfield Commons Drive

    393 Plainfield Commons Drive, Plainfield IN 46168

    3.9 Good 104 reviews

    “Hands down the best Dollar Tree in Indianapolis! Very clean. The staff there is actually helpful! I was looking for a specific item and she stopped stocking and walked with me to the department they should be at! I’ve n never had any dollar store not just dollar tree evoke be helpful. Sometimes they don’t even want to air up a calling that you are willing to buy. This place is nothing like that! They even get you when you enter the store! What!!?! If you haven’t been, you gotta go just to see how great it is !”

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  3. Dollar General - 2205 East Main Street

    2205 East Main Street, Plainfield IN 46168

    3.1 Average 74 reviews

    “William is the best cashier that I think I have ever met in my life. Genuinely can say that, that man needs to be at every single Dollar General. 10/10 great service.”

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  5. Goodwill Store - 3724 Shady Ln

    3724 Shady Ln, Plainfield IN 46168

    3.2 Average 106 reviews

    “Their board game selection is legendary. They also tend to carry luxury purses quite often. I always do really well in the home goods section of this Goodwill, although the pricing is quite random and nonsensical - especially the children’s books.”

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