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  1. Dollar Tree - 12029 Georgia Avenue

    12029 Georgia Avenue, Wheaton MD 20902

    3.3 Good 122 reviews

    “Of the three DollarTree stores in our area, this is my favorite. The parking is challenging, but the shopping center is busy. The staff in this store are always friendly and helpful. The store is bigger than the one closest to my house and I think that helps with the congestion.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 2321 University Boulevard West

    2321 University Boulevard West, Wheaton-Glenmont MD 20902

    3.3 Good 43 reviews

    “I love this store. It’s always clean, organized, and well-stocked. The employees are very friendly and helpful, and they’re always willing to assist customers. It’s a pleasure to shop here. Excellent service”

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  3. Dollar Ocean - 11160 Veirs Mill Rd

    11160 Veirs Mill Rd, Wheaton MD 20902

    3.1 Average 18 reviews

    “Lighters are only 79 cents for all you smokers out there, instead of 2.99 at CVS pshh. I picked up some cute stocking stuffers, some Winnie the Pooh Christmas cassettes for 99 cents a pop. Oddly enough, this store has no relation to the store two stores down called dollar plus.”

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  5. Five Below - 11160 Veirs Mill Road Ste B216

    11160 Veirs Mill Road Ste B216, Wheaton-Glenmont MD 20902

    2.8 Average 33 reviews

    “I had a wonderful experience at Five Below in Westfield Wheaton Mall thanks to Alina! She was incredibly helpful, knowledgeable, and had such a positive, welcoming energy. Associates like her truly make a difference in the customer experience. Five Below is lucky to have her, and I hope they recognize what a valuable team member she is. They need more associates like Alina!”

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