Discount Stores in Bloomington, MN

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  1. 4220 W 78th St, Bloomington MN 55435

    3.9 Good 148 reviews

    “I didn't forgot all about Marshalls and been online at these other stores and everything from teamu on down the prices cannot compare to Marshalls I get it on some things yes but the major things no”

  2. 10600 France Avenue South, Bloomington MN 55431

    3.9 Good 97 reviews

    “Has everything I need when I need it and more! Always has something new that I didn’t see before. The gentleman that mainly work there super helpful and polite!”

  3. 8931 Penn Ave S, Bloomington MN 55431

    3.9 Good 108 reviews

    “This is a great Dollar Tree! I would drive a little further to see their larger selection of items. I visited in August and they had a great variety of school, fall and Halloween items. They also have household items like paint brushes, pans etc., that I have not seen at other locations. The personal care section is also great!”

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  5. 7810 Portland Avenue South, Bloomington MN 55420

    3.6 Good 113 reviews

    “Jacob at the checkout was incredibly helpful and friendly! He made the checkout process quick and easy and had great customer service. Really appreciate the positive attitude. Will definitely be coming back to this Dollar Tree!”

  6. 334 E Broadway Space E334, Bloomington MN 55425

    3.6 Good 158 reviews

    “Some of the friendliest staff I’ve encountered in the whole mall, with genuinely super sweet cashiers. The shelves were well stocked, and they had a wide variety of products, especially in the candy aisle. I was so shocked to see so many of the Peelers gummies I had been looking for.”

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