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  1. Bi-Mart Membership Discount Stores - 248 Wharf Street

    248 Wharf Street, Brookings OR 97415

    4.5 Superb 159 reviews

    “We just moved into Brookings and needed several items for the house. We got a great deal on a set of 3 piece glass bakeware, kitchen staples, hose nozzles and even picked up a pair of warm fuzzy slippers! They have every thing you need in one store. We loved it.”

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  2. Grocery Outlet - 906 Chetco Avenue

    906 Chetco Avenue, Brookings OR 97415

    4.3 Superb 173 reviews

    “I went here a few times on our trip. I liked it. This is a very interesting setup, kind of like a wal-mart/costco hybrid. There are surprising sales that will catch you off guard, in a good way. The selection is more limited but you find what you need. Makes you feel like you are supporting local business, which apparently is true.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 16261 US-101

    16261 US-101, Brookings OR 97415

    4.2 Good 88 reviews

    “Went there today and wow how I was impressed by the cleanliness and the shelves all stocked... Klamath Falls managers need to come and see how there store should be... Klamath Falls store is nasty and dirty...be better”

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  5. Dollar General - 1300 Easy Street

    1300 Easy Street, Brookings OR 97415

    4.1 Good 96 reviews

    “I stopped in here to grab a few household essentials while I was passing through town, and it was a really convenient experience. The store was well-organized, making it easy to find everything I needed without having to wander around. It is a great spot to pick up basics quickly without the hassle of a huge supermarket, and the prices are always fair. I will definitely keep this place in mind for the next time I need a quick restock on my trip.”

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