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  1. Five Below - 949 US-1

    949 US-1, North Brunswick NJ 08902

    4.4 Superb 108 reviews

    “Dichelle is a pleasure to worth with and super helpful. What a nice human being … you guys are lucky to have her on your team as she is a pleasure to work with and extremely caring.”

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  2. Dollar Bazaar - 1463 Finnegans Lane

    1463 Finnegans Lane, North Brunswick NJ 08902

    4.1 Good 56 reviews

    “Great service for BYO Mylar balloons. I ordered a pack of Mylar balloons off Amazon and needed them blown up. I’ve bought the helium tanks but lately they haven’t seemed of great quality. I called around and Dollar Bazaar said they’d blow up BYO balloons and for a standard size ballon (18”), it’s approx $1.50 (I can’t remember the exact price to the penny). I brought over 5 Minecraft themed balloons and they were so kind to blow them up and add matching ribbons for each. On top of that, one of the gentlemen mentioned they had a Minecraft TNT ballon if I was interested. I was interested and my boys were super excited to have the TNT balloon too. The store has a large Mylar balloon selection for the non BYO but love that I have a nearby, friendly, and reasonably priced option for blowing up Mylar balloons. Thanks for your kindness.”

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  3. Costco Wholesale - 100 Grand Avenue Suite 1174b

    100 Grand Avenue Suite 1174b, North Brunswick Township NJ 08902

    3.8 Good 101 reviews

    “Overcrowded and not parking for cars. Store needs more staff too many supervisors and managers not cashiers. Understaffing and store needs more employees.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 560 Milltown Road

    560 Milltown Road, North Brunswick NJ 08902

    3.1 Average 134 reviews

    “They literally sell everything here all sorts of medications, household items, even groceries plus refrigerated and freezer sections. Bear in mind DollarTree is now a $1.25 per item and they do have shelves that are strictly $3, $4 and $5. So you have to pay attention when you're grabbing specific items. All in all it is quite convenient. The lines are much quicker it's easier to get in and out than Walmart. Sometimes it's just better off to go there then making a trip to Walmart just to grab ibuprofen, personal hygiene products and/or even juice or soda etc.”

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