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  1. Dollar Castle - Essco Square of Center Line Shopping Center

    Essco Square of Center Line Shopping Center, 25005 Van Dyke Avenue, Center Line MI 48015

    4.3 Superb 125 reviews

    “Best dollar store in the world I’ve been going here for 7 years the guy at the register watched me grow up and he’s one of the most down to earth people I know?? this store also has everything you could ask for no point of going to meijer if you can go here”

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  2. Family Dollar - 8535 E 10 Mile Rd

    8535 E 10 Mile Rd, Center Line MI 48015

    3.9 Good 83 reviews

    “For the most part I love this store very friendly staff and well stocked but today 1-17-25 I bought some store brand candles they had a few broken sets for discount but I got an unbroken set but after I got home I found 1 of the 2 pack broken and cut myself on the broken glass i’m not the gonna sue you type but still they need to do better”

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  3. Dollar Town - 25025 Van Dyke Ave

    25025 Van Dyke Ave, Center Line MI 48015

    3.5 Good 20 reviews

    “Come here all the time. Great selection, prices, service. Highly recommend coming here. They are not as stocked up as a Dollar Tree but sell have a lot to offerAmple parking. Cash, Credit Card with a $10 min purchase, debit card.”

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