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  1. Bi-Mart Membership Discount Stores - 2900 Haworth Ave

    2900 Haworth Ave, Newberg OR 97132

    4.7 Superb 137 reviews

    “Pretty great. Bi Mart is great, lot of good stuff, I think I might be too young to Shop at bi Mart, but maybe not, you know what, I'll to that age one day so might as well shop there now so I can be a bit Mart pro 30 years after 30 years from now.”

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  2. Grocery Outlet - 1510 E Portland Rd

    1510 E Portland Rd, Newberg OR 97132

    4.4 Superb 169 reviews

    “I stopped in planning to pick up just a few items, but I ended up leaving with two full bags of great finds! This location carries a unique selection of products that my usual Grocery Outlet doesn't stock. I was especially thrilled to find organic Nature Valley Oat Milk for just $2.50—a deal I only wish the Salem store had! The layout felt a bit awkward during this visit, though that seemed to be from seasonal Halloween displays and a few pallets being stocked. My only small disappointment was the lack of vegan dairy options, but overall, it's a wonderfully well-stocked store with fantastic deals. I'll definitely be back!”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 1016 North Springbrook Road

    1016 North Springbrook Road, Newberg OR 97132

    3.1 Average 104 reviews

    “The best Dollar Tree I have ever been in! The staff do a great job making sure the shelves are stocked and faced and that the aisles aren't blocked with carts. A special mention too for Michael the cashier who is there most days, he is a polite, kind and attentive young man. Shopping here is a top tier experience because of how clean, organized, and the great service all on top of this being one of the largest Dollar Trees with a great variety of items.”

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