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  1. Family Dollar - 40 Jackson St

    40 Jackson St, Methuen MA 01844

    4.4 Superb 38 reviews

    “A good dollar store with everything, if not almost everything, you'll be looking for, and great staff that listen and help at any time. The only problem I have with it is that the paper bags tear easily and don't have a handle, they used to give out big plastic bags that would carry everything nicely and make it easy for you to walk out the door with (and walk home with if you have no car).”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 280 Merrimack St

    280 Merrimack St, Methuen MA 01844

    3.4 Good 85 reviews

    “My props and heart go out to the workers of this dollar store. Its a good location even though they don't always have everything. Lots of nice and hard workers here who don't mind going out of their way to help people and are patient. (Always lines but I usually only see one cashier) A gem of a dollar store, and I will return♡”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 436 Broadway

    436 Broadway, Methuen MA 01844

    3.1 Average 77 reviews

    “A usual haunt of mine. I'm beginning to realize that if I like or know I need a certain item from Dollar Tree, I should get it when I see it. They had kitty litter deodorizer made by Fresh Step. I purchased one package, and it worked great. Now, none of my local Dollar Tree's have it. They seem to be carrying more popular items these days. If you use Tide clothes washing detergent, and you want to try a new product, Dollar Tree sells small versions of their detergent you can buy without spending big dollars for a full size. I'm always in the stores in my area stores about once a week.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 178 Haverhill St

    178 Haverhill St, Methuen MA 01844

    3.1 Average 80 reviews

    “I've noticed theres been a big change in that store. More organized and cleaner. Yes bathroom can be cleaner but what you expect from customers at time. The candy and snack aisle looks so much better from when I use to go there. There's a nee girl that works there not sure her name but I know it starts with a G. She's been doing one hell of a good job and I know cus I seen her working her butt off in keeling this on point. So far one of the best employee I seen in any dollar tree.”

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