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  1. Ocean State Job Lot - 1700 Woodbury Avenue

    1700 Woodbury Avenue, Portsmouth NH 03801

    4.1 Good 139 reviews

    “I always get a dopamine hit coming here. It sparks the treasure hunt mentality. It's got a full range of categories like you'd expect from a Walmart superstore - but unexpected items from around the world you'd expect in specialty shop. Italian jams, olive spreads, British cookies, teak cutting boards, sweat pants, gardening supplies, merino socks, big dog beds, huge selection of rugs, make up, office supplies, lots of plant pots, garden tools, and I haven't scratched the surface. The quality varies - some things are kind of cheap like you'd expect, others are superb - genuine crystal, solid manzanita serving board. That's the treasure hunting part - up to you to distinguish. The prices are noticeably lower. Many items are seasonal so things change regularly.”

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  2. State Street Discount - 3613 Lafayette Rd

    3613 Lafayette Rd, Portsmouth NH 03801

    4 Good 149 reviews

    “I arrived needing a dishwasher ASAP. I was still in their records from over 5 years later. The receptionist is a delight. The salesman was efficient and I'm a happy shopper.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 1981 Woodbury Avenue

    1981 Woodbury Avenue, Portsmouth NH 03801

    3.7 Good 80 reviews

    “Awesome management!!!! Jae the store manager was pleasant and kind .We were looking for a few items he went in the back and found all of them .Customer service at its finest.I am happy to see he hasn't left the company ? he was previously in York maine so what a surprise to see him when we walked in”

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