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  1. Dollar Tree - 11019 61st Street Northeast Suite 200

    11019 61st Street Northeast Suite 200, Albertville MN 55301

    3.7 Good 86 reviews

    “Great place. This is a comment to clarify the last person who just left A review the ASM here is not a female. You’re probably talking about the saint Michael store.”

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  2. Five Below - 6501 Labeaux Avenue Northeast Ste C015

    6501 Labeaux Avenue Northeast Ste C015, Albertville MN 55301

    2.7 Average 42 reviews

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  3. Five Below - 1417 7th Street East

    1417 7th Street East, Monticello MN 55362

    4.2 Good 77 reviews

    “It's a great place, as I hadn't had the pleasure of visiting before, but there's a wide variety of items and the staff is very attentive to your needs.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 9350 Cedar Street

    9350 Cedar Street, Monticello MN 55362

    3.6 Good 97 reviews

    “A very nice stand alone store. It is a very clean store with no trash in the aisles. All of the product was on the shelves and full. There were no unopened boxes. It was a very nice experience.”

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  6. Dollar General - 8990 Walnut Street

    8990 Walnut Street, Rockford MN 55373

    3.4 Good 101 reviews

    “I love the Rockford mn Dollar General! I go there almost daily. They always what I need. And it’s such a warm friendly environment. They treat you like family. The new store manager is so kind and approachable. And really seems to know the store! I definitely give this place a five star rating !”

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