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  1. WNY Appliances 4 Less - 3333 Sheridan Drive

    3333 Sheridan Drive, Buffalo NY 14226

    4.5 Superb 108 reviews

    “Great prices and I’ve purchased over 6 appliances over the years here. Alex even came over to help me fix a fan issue on one of my fridges after my warranty expired.”

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  2. Dollar General - 804 Wehrle Dr

    804 Wehrle Dr, Amherst NY 14221

    4.2 Good 84 reviews

    “A nice and quiet Dollar General that is well-stocked. The workers there are very nice and helpful to us. Carson was so wonderful and helpful! He definitely made shopping there a great experience!”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 3055 Niagara Falls Blvd

    3055 Niagara Falls Blvd, Amherst NY 14228

    3.8 Good 85 reviews

    “This Dollar Tree had a wide variety of the specific product I was looking for. There are many different flavors and choices. The store was clean and the worker was friendly. My only complaint would be that I wish this store had a self checkout.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 3500 Main Street

    3500 Main Street, Amherst NY 14226

    3.2 Average 86 reviews

    “Name is dollar tree... But minimum value start at 1.25$ and above... Max is 5$. Net buy is reading glasses, car cleaning equipment... Kitchen accessories like spatula ,spoon, knife etc”

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  6. Dollar General - 3372 Sheridan Dr

    3372 Sheridan Dr, Amherst NY 14226

    2 Poor 75 reviews

    “Love this store. I return again and again because the manager running this DG is everything a manager should be. Very pleasant and always helpful. Never disappointed. Thank you for your outstanding service”

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