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  1. Dollar Tree - 7573 Greenbelt Road

    7573 Greenbelt Road, Greenbelt MD 20770

    3.6 Good 137 reviews

    “The store is 10x better than what it was a year ago. I see they have new management and workers so i guess these people care. More produtucts on the shelves which is a good thing. Hopefully the store will stay like this. Still havnt got that floor fixed yet though. Other than that keep it up.”

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  2. Five Below - 6000 Greenbelt Road Suite 65a

    6000 Greenbelt Road Suite 65a, Greenbelt MD 20770

    3.3 Good 131 reviews

    “Nicest managers and employees ever! We are in town to celebrate the 4th of July and we were greeted by the nicest people. I really appreciate the experience that we had today. Thank you so much for all of your help and time. Happy 4th of July:)”

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  3. Shoppers World - Beltway Plaza Mall

    Beltway Plaza Mall, 6252 Greenbelt Rd, Greenbelt MD 20770

    3.3 Good 73 reviews

    ““Great prices and hidden gems!” I really enjoy shopping at Shoppers World in Greenbelt. The store has a wide variety of clothes, shoes, and home items at prices that are hard to beat. I’ve found everything from uniforms to seasonal decorations without spending a lot. The store is well-stocked and easy to walk through, and I always end up leaving with more bargains than I expected. The staff have been friendly and helpful whenever I’ve had a question, and checkout is usually quick. It’s also super convenient being in Beltway Plaza with plenty of parking. If you’re looking for affordable shopping with lots of options, this is definitely a great spot. I recommend it to anyone who wants good value without breaking the bank!”

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