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  1. pOpshelf - 2315 Matthews Township Parkway

    2315 Matthews Township Parkway, Matthews NC 28105

    4.5 Superb 99 reviews

    “Fairly good, but there is a strong smell of some kind of perfume. Like a REALLY strong smell and I have issues with perfume so it was a bit frustrating. But overall good! Also Amazing staff!”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 9945 East Independence Boulevard Ste B-220

    9945 East Independence Boulevard Ste B-220, Matthews NC 28105

    4.5 Superb 43 reviews

    “Great customer service. Location clean, neat, getting ready for back-to-school as boxes were neatly stacked in the area to the right of the entrance. Not like other stores I've been in where boxes were strewn all in the aisle making them impassable. This location was on point! Thank you Dollar Tree!”

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  3. Ollie's Bargain Outlet - 2308 Matthews Township Pkwy

    2308 Matthews Township Pkwy, Matthews NC 28105

    4.3 Superb 214 reviews

    “I love the deals and the customer service. I really appreciate having a public restroom however the sink is broken in the ladies room and has been running on full for atleast a month that I know. Due to the water shortage I really feel that’s soooo wasteful.”

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  5. Five Below - 10530 Northeast Pkwy H 35

    10530 Northeast Pkwy H 35, Matthews NC 28105

    4 Good 169 reviews

    “Awsome staff.. these little dumplin thingamajigs my twin daughter's love so much are normally sold out at every 5 below I stop at while traveling for work during the week but not only did they have them but they were super friendly and very helpful to me. Appreciate ya Union City, TN fiVe Bel0w.”

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