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  1. One Dollar Zone - 195 S Broadway

    195 S Broadway, Lawrence MA 01843

    5 Superb 29 reviews

    “The Place is alright. Great employees, mostly organized, sometimes a bit of clutter in certain corners of the store. They do accept credit and debit cards for payment methods. The merchandise in there runs out of stock quickly! So, if you are buying detergent (example) buy more than what you need because the next time you go there, you won't find anything.”

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  2. Marshalls - 73 Winthrop Ave

    73 Winthrop Ave, Lawrence MA 01843

    4.1 Good 88 reviews

    “I like Marshalls this one i feel is a little small but still has some good stuffs, the clearance could be bigger i find it a little small and the variety of clothes is always good, i will give it a 4 stars.”

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  3. Go 1 Dollar Off Lawrence LLC - 195 S Broadway

    195 S Broadway, Lawrence MA 01843

    3.6 Good 65 reviews

    “I always loved that store because they carry quality product for a very low price and they're 10times better than your regular dollar tree store until I had a terrible experience 4-5yrs ago with that worker who humiliated and disrespected me in front of everyone in the store. He bragged about how cool he was with the manager and there was nothing I could do about it. I came back a couple years later, he was gone and there was a whole new team. These new team are very nice and professional. They respect all of their customers and they're very helpful. Thank you for that wonderful change and for the outstanding new team that you brought on board.”

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