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  1. Habitat for Humanity ReStore - 800 Saint Marys Street

    800 Saint Marys Street, Fredericton NB E3A 8S9

    4.3 Superb 72 reviews

    “Prices are great, manager is willing to work with you if your buying in quantities. Also shout out to Debbie she's wonderful customer service and hilarious.”

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  2. Giant Tiger - 1160 Smythe Street

    1160 Smythe Street, Fredericton NB E3B 3H5

    4.1 Good 88 reviews

    “I met with cashier Angel such a nice and kind lady. She took her time to carefully arrange my purchases into my shopping bag as if it was her own. Thank you great service!”

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  3. Dollarama - 102 Main Street

    102 Main Street, Fredericton NB E3A 9N6

    4.1 Good 42 reviews

    “I give it 100% note. One thing that my eyes does not like to see is the homeless outside the dollorama, sometimes some are very agitated from hard drugs, and you just do not know what to expect. Sometimes there are some that are not homeless at all doing an act as if they are. I just do not find it very comfortable for a public place to accept that.”

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  5. Dollarama - King Place Mall

    King Place Mall, 440 King Street, Fredericton NB E3B 0V3

    4 Good 60 reviews

    “You'd think that being in King's Place a dollar-store would be dingy and chaotic, but it's well-kept, good selection, and the staff are hardworking and always friendly.”

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  6. Giant Tiger - 598 Union Street

    598 Union Street, Fredericton NB E3A 3N2

    3.8 Good 67 reviews

    “All the employees are helpful and friendly, I've been getting all my weekly provisions here as I find large stores too overwhelming.My last visit, an item I needed was sold out, but they still went above and beyond and found the item.I appreciate all the employees here and the low prices.”

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