Discount Stores in North Bergen, NJ

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  1. 8825 Tonnelle Avenue, North Bergen NJ 07047

    4.5 Superb 168 reviews

    “Dollar Magic Plus is one of my favorite stores! They have such a great variety of items, especially party supplies, decorations, household items, and so much more. I can always find what I need, and the prices are reasonable. The staff is friendly and helpful, and I always enjoy shopping here. Definitely my go-to store for party supplies and last-minute finds. Highly recommend!”

  2. 2001 89th St, North Bergen NJ 07047

    4.2 Good 70 reviews

    “Very nice selection of products, with reasonable prices! Friendly and helpful staff, if you don’t see something you can ask them to bring it in if possible. Thank you”

  3. 2100 88th Street Ste 3A, North Bergen NJ 07047

    4.2 Good 30 reviews

    “First time at this Five Below. Never been to one before, but I'd heard they usually carry trading cards so I decided to stop by. Came in on a Sunday morning. Parking's a shared lot between Walmart and Five Below, so there was plenty of space. The store itself is really cute. Smaller than I expected, but they pack a lot into a small footprint and everything's well arranged. Customer service was really good — the guy at the front was friendly and walked me through where things were.”

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  5. 3121 John F. Kennedy Boulevard, North Bergen NJ 07047

    4 Good 41 reviews

    “This store has a lot of merchandise to pick from for almost everything. The store is organized and clean. I usually go there to buy supplies for arts and crafts since I work with children and prices are ok.”

  6. 8101 Tonnelle Ave Ste 3, North Bergen NJ 07047

    3.9 Good 101 reviews

    “I have been here many times years ago but haven’t gone in a while. I stopped here today since I was in the area… it was ok I found what I needed and I saw that now it’s only self checkout which surprised me.”

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