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  1. Deals Only - 1173 Commercial Street

    1173 Commercial Street, Astoria OR 97103

    4.2 Good 116 reviews

    “This store is pretty awesome. It has a variety of merchandise. Very reasonable prices. I would say the food items are probably all expired. But if you're going to use it quickly it still should be fine. I bought some chips they were absolutely fine. Beach/Water shoes in the basement for only $5.”

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  2. T.J. Maxx - 1479 Southeast Discovery Lane A

    1479 Southeast Discovery Lane A, Warrenton OR 97146

    4 Good 109 reviews

    “Compliments to Jay Barajas, the Warrenton Store Manager; he is just a great manager. I mean he is great with all us customers but I have witnessed him being great to his people all the time. Like being patient at the registers or on the floor and he goes out of his way to say good night when he is leaving and also wishes them a good evening. He just seems to be genuinely grateful to have his Warrenton team and we all know that lots of managers are not that way so bravo to Jay!”

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