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  1. Five Below - 343 Mount Hope Avenue Ste 1016

    343 Mount Hope Avenue Ste 1016, Rockaway NJ 07866

    4.4 Superb 128 reviews

    “Great place for some extra Christmas shopping for kids. Lots of unique and common toys, simple sports stuff, and a crazy candy assortment. Prices good for most stuff, which is better than I can say for most stores.”

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  2. T.J. Maxx & HomeGoods - 426 US-46

    426 US-46, Rockaway NJ 07866

    4.4 Superb 113 reviews

    “A bit disorganized in men's clothing with a poor apartment. I worked 20 years in retail and off-price merchandising can be tough as stories break down. Home Goods and women's shoes were full of options and did not disappoint. We dropped over $200.”

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  3. Dollar General - 295 US-46

    295 US-46, Rockaway NJ 07866

    4 Good 56 reviews

    “When did the Dollar General turn into a Walgreens. They literally have everything except for pharmacy. There’s food Christmas decorations and supplies house supplies personal care items. Feels like you can get everything here. I just stopped in to get a Tupperware for some Christmas cookies. It’s a snow day so I think they only had one person working which was fine because it wasn’t busy here. So I was attentive too quickly.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 206 Enterprise Drive

    206 Enterprise Drive, Rockaway NJ 07866

    3 Average 78 reviews

    “I went there confused what to buy for my pets but a worker named AL help me out and got everything I needed for a good price. If I went to petsmart I'll be wasting $$$ he help me a lot. I will ask for him again to help me at. Great store thanks AL...”

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