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  1. Dollar Tree - 585 Weber Street North Unit 0080

    585 Weber Street North Unit 0080, Waterloo ON N2V 1V8

    4.3 Superb 62 reviews

    “This location was big, clean and very well organized. I had to grab a few last minute cleaning supplies for my son's dorm and it was perfect. The associate was very friendly and nice to deal with.”

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  2. Dollarama - 330 Farmers Market Road

    330 Farmers Market Road, Waterloo ON N2V 0A5

    4.2 Good 47 reviews

    “Clean and organized store good variety. Some items more pricey than Dollar Tree. New visit today. Good gift bag selection. Disappointed as no birthday hats or pins for 50th birthday or other numbers.”

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  3. Dollarama - 564 King Street North

    564 King Street North, Waterloo ON N2L 6L3

    3.8 Good 88 reviews

    “Im from the uk in Canada kinda like our £ shops but alot better had everything.you could ever think of Canada chocolate we dont have im the uk so bought loads.for.gifts back home”

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  5. MINISO - Conestoga

    Conestoga, 550 King St N N22, Waterloo ON N2L 5W6

    3 Average 64 reviews

    “Cute store, nice atmosphere. Used to get Bringgreen products from them which they seems to have stopped selling and cashier does not recognize the brand when asking if they'll ever stock the items again.”

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