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  1. Dollar Tree - 982 Easton Avenue

    982 Easton Avenue, Somerset NJ 08873

    3.9 Good 84 reviews

    “Not the worst, but could be better. Sometimes the store is very cluttered and unorganized. There's times when the line is very long. They have a good selection of items, but not always stocked up. Bathroom could use a good cleaning and attention.”

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  2. Family Dollar - 935 Somerset Street

    935 Somerset Street, Somerset NJ 08873

    3.7 Good 59 reviews

    “I visited this Family Dollar location and let me tell you, the girl at the cashier was one of the friendliest souls I’ve ever met. She greeted me as soon as I walked through the door and made me feel like I was the most important customer in the world. From what I briefly saw, the store was well organized and it was calm on a Tuesday evening. I picked up some plates and spoons, a little pricier than other stores but for a last-minute stop it was definitely worth coming here.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 464 A Elizabeth Avenue

    464 A Elizabeth Avenue, Somerset NJ 08873

    3.6 Good 51 reviews

    “Clean and nice. Giving 4 sttars because a few weeks back they had different staff who was rude. This new team is polite. They could smile and be friendly but hey it's dollar store. Can't expect more now can we.”

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