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  1. Giant Tiger - 1249 London Road

    1249 London Road, Sarnia ON N7S 1P3

    4.4 Superb 91 reviews

    “I always have such a great experience at this location. Linda M is amazing! Always so kind and cheerful! Thank you for always making my shopping experience awesome!!”

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  2. St Vincent De Paul Society Thrift Store - 200 Vidal Street North

    200 Vidal Street North, Sarnia ON N7T 5Y1

    4.7 Superb 28 reviews

    “A wonderful place to find hidden treasures. Typically the prices are fair and reasonable for everyday necessities like coats, clothing and shoes. BUT! The last time I was there looking for large frames and vessels to diy, I couldn’t believe how expensive they were! Luckily it was the store manager who I randomly asked for help regarding the majorly inflated prices. She explained to me that she searches social media, Pinterest, tiktok etc to see what DIYs are trending. Then prices the items they have in store higher because of this. She said that people are buying certain items, recreating them and selling them for profit. So she feels that customers should pay a significantly higher price because St Vincent’s should be the one making money. I understand where she’s coming from, it’s a charity that helps people in need, and that’s amazingly beautiful. But the per item price on some (damaged,warn etc) items was the same if not more expensive than buying them new.”

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  3. Giant Tiger - 560 Exmouth Street

    560 Exmouth Street, Sarnia ON N7T 5P5

    4.2 Good 59 reviews

    “I love Giant Tiger! They have cute clothes, nice bedding, home decor, and a grocery department that has better prices than Walmart. In the spring, you can't beat their prices on plants and hanging baskets. The other thing that's great is that it is Canadian owned.”

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  5. Dollarama - 1380 London Road

    1380 London Road, Lambton Mall Road, Sarnia ON N7S 1P8

    4.2 Good 37 reviews

    “Great selection. Obviously great prices cause it's a standard Dollarama. The problem with this location is the that the aisles are very tight and often people don't not follow the arrows on the ground. Can be difficult finding staff to assist where items are too. All in all, decent location, but not as good as Northgate.4/5.”

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  6. Dollar Tree - 1379 London Road Suite 5

    1379 London Road Suite 5, Sarnia ON N7S 1P6

    4 Good 98 reviews

    “This store is very clean and well stocked. The only problem was the lineup was long. The cashier was doing balloons and she was the only cashier. People were walking out as they didn't want to wait in the line. It took a long time before another cashier came up”

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  7. Walmart Pharmacy - 1444 Quinn Drive

    1444 Quinn Drive, Sarnia ON N7S 6M8

    2.8 Average 15 reviews

    “Easy access off from the blue water bridge and easy to find with the assistance of navigation. The Walmart stores near my home in Michigan are always a hot mess, so my expectations for Walmart is always low. The store was clean and organized, no pallets crowding the aisles, and actual cashiers available so I don't have to self-checkout. The cashier was very helpful and patient when we asked about the return policy. The next time we go to Sarnia, I would be happy to stop by again.”

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  8. Walmart Supercentre - 1444 Quinn Drive

    1444 Quinn Drive, Sarnia ON N7S 6M8

    2.3 Poor 151 reviews

    “Exactly what you expect from a Walmart. The service is standard, the selection is typical, and overall everything is just... so-so. It gets the job done if you need to grab a few things, but don't expect a standout shopping experience. ​What do you think of this, or would you like me to tweak it to be a bit shorter or focus on a specific detail?”

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