Discount Stores in Maple Grove, MN

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  1. 9472 Hemlock Ln N, Maple Grove MN 55369

    4.8 Superb 16 reviews

    “We just wanted to thank you for all your input and suggestions. Because of you, we have the new drive and connector installed and we are back in business. We would still be scratching our heads if Ernie hadn't suggested programming the new drive. We really appreciate all of your help and we will most certainly keep you in mind for future orders. Thanks again!”

  2. 11551 Fountains Dr, Maple Grove MN 55369

    2.8 Average 112 reviews

    “Excellent items on display for sale, across the board, so many options for daily use, from decor, utensils, utilities, kitchen, crockery to edibles and much much more.. Very cheap most of them. There are primarily 3 pricings - $1.25, $1.50 and $5. Can take upto 3hrs to check out sections of your interest. The only problem was that there weren't has many billing counters open.”

  3. 16425 County Road 30, Maple Grove MN 55311

    2.3 Poor 112 reviews

    “I just have to give a huge shoutout to Dollar Tree for carrying the greatest product of all time: the Tire Flechetti. I never thought I’d walk into a store for snacks and cleaning supplies and walk out with something this legendary. Not only is Dollar Tree already amazing because everything is affordable and the store always has something random and fun, but finding Tire Flechetti there was the highlight of my week. Honestly, it’s the kind of product you didn’t even know you needed until you see it on the shelf. Absolute game changer. The store was clean, the staff were friendly, and the selection was great as always. But Tire Flechetti alone deserves five stars. If you haven’t been to Dollar Tree lately, go check it out—you might just discover the best thing ever too.”

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