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  1. Bi-Mart Membership Discount Stores - 3225 Pacific Ave

    3225 Pacific Ave, Forest Grove OR 97116

    4.5 Superb 158 reviews

    “I shopped for a pair of Wrangler relaxed fit jeans and they were very helpful and the price was great they are the members store that is great discounts and great quality and friendly helpful staff the best place to shop for discounts and totally better than Walmart”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 2828 Pacific Avenue

    2828 Pacific Avenue, Forest Grove OR 97116

    3.3 Good 104 reviews

    “Super helpful fun stuff. Morning time management as well as a gentleman with glasses in the morning both tremendously help me today and this location definitely deserves a five star review”

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  3. Grocery Outlet - 354 S 1st Ave

    354 S 1st Ave, Hillsboro OR 97123

    4.2 Good 223 reviews

    “It was my first time in this store. It was clean, beautiful, organized, and well-stocked. The prices blew my mind. Razors were super affordable, and I found some unexpected yummies.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 1400 SW Oak St suite a

    1400 SW Oak St suite a, Hillsboro OR 97123

    3.5 Good 62 reviews

    “Visited the Dollar Tree by WinCo Foods. I hadn't been there for a while and had forgotten how big it was. They have tons of unique things for a low price. Items prices do vary; they're not all $1 anymore. I went in just to buy a drink but ended up getting $20 worth of products in the end. Which at the moment I didn't need them, but I just had to get them for some reason. I would recommend checking it out. It's a nice store with unique little accessories and random knick-knacks you may need.”

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