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  1. Bi-Mart Membership Discount Stores - 5744 Main St

    5744 Main St, Springfield OR 97478

    4.6 Superb 156 reviews

    “Florence Bi-Mart (employee owned) has very friendly staff and clean bathrooms. Convenient location on Hwy 101. They take clean cans and bottles for No Hastle deposit return. The garden area in front, has a good selection of flowers, herbs, plants, bushes and plant containers. Wood barrel planters, shown in photos. (These are a few years old). They have just about anything you might need. Sporting goods has large selection of fishing, hunting and crabbing supplies, also selling fishing/hunting licenses. **This review shows Springfield location in error. Don't know how to change it.”

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  2. Bi-Mart Membership Discount Stores - 1521 Mohawk Blvd

    1521 Mohawk Blvd, Springfield OR 97477

    4.6 Superb 149 reviews

    “What's not to love? Customer service is top tier. Plentiful selection. Great prices. Just bought a new microwave from the Mohawk store. Love it! Loved the sale price too.”

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  3. Big Lots - 5790 Main St

    5790 Main St, Springfield OR 97478

    4.5 Superb 138 reviews

    “What can I say it is Big Lots. Every time you go there, it is an adventure wondering if you will find that one thing you want or need. I enjoy the furniture and the pricing on the furniture. It is another great place to shop for people on a budget”

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  5. UO Surplus Warehouse - 547 Q St

    547 Q St, Springfield OR 97477

    5 Superb 8 reviews

    “For the best selections, go at the end of the semesters. Everything is priced to sell! Just go take a look. You can get brand new stuff for really cheap like desk fans, or used veridesks for $20. Really take your time looking. I got a lab chair for my desk for $5. Two single seats that were used in the student Union for $15 each. They even have artwork, sometimes Very nice cabinets or a washer and dryer that May not close right, but if you're good with a screwdriver and hardware, you could fix it in a jiffy. They prefer credit cards over cash! They have a section with cafeteria stuff, or odds and ends with brand new sinksi. The box and office supplies that you can take this and that, whole arm full for just $2 to $5. Completely worth looking through the stuff. Plus you're helping with recycling and reusing stuff.”

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  6. Exceptional Davis Deals, LLC - 630 30th Street

    630 30th Street, Springfield OR 97478

    5 Superb 4 reviews

    “Great family owned business, the best deals on just about anything you can think of with many top named brands. Very friendly and willing to meet the needs of their customers!”

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  7. Dollar Tree - 1028 Harlow Road

    1028 Harlow Road, Springfield OR 97477

    4.1 Good 92 reviews

    “There’s a cashier that refuses to speak to you the entire time you are in line and checking out, and she might be a homophobe because she def looks like she would be one and I think she was glaring at a rainbow pin on my bag, but honestly she works at the dollar tree and they probably don’t pay her enough to talk to me so I’m genuinely not even mad, who needs to exchange words when purchasing candy to smuggle into a theater? Thats what I’m there to do, not chat, so good for her, she truly makes things easier and I appreciate it.”

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  8. Dollar General - 39317 McKenzie Highway

    39317 McKenzie Highway, Springfield OR 97478

    4 Good 82 reviews

    “I was very distracted on this day. In my own thoughts. I have never been to this store or town. But a huge shout out needs to be said to the young cashier man with tatoos who's positive vibes shined bright. I forgot my wallet and went to my car and a another person paid for my snacks by the time I returned. I saw this man in the parking lot and gave him a big hug. We do not have a lot of really greatstories out there. So walterville your people rock!”

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  9. Grocery Outlet - 160 14th St

    160 14th St, Springfield OR 97477

    4 Good 214 reviews

    “Grocery outlet has good prices. It is a discount store. All the items you buy in a grocery store are not always available and the items change everytime you shop there. I go here before I shop at Walmart. The staff is very friendly. They bag my groceries for me, and put them in my car, because I have a hard time walking. I use a walker. I do need help, and I appreciate them!”

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  10. Dollar General - 111 South 72nd Street

    111 South 72nd Street, Springfield OR 97478

    3.1 Average 22 reviews

    “This store… is absolutely BEAUTIFUL. I love the variety of things here home decor, personal items, cleaning supplies, food and so much more! It literally has just about EVERYTHING. Not crap stuff either. We are talking brand name vitamins, food, toilet paper, Hanes T-shirts, and tank tops. It is decently priced for how convenient it is. I could be in this store forever. I hate going to the bigger stores. The customer service here is excellent! I had the privilege of meeting the manager Laura, she was so lovely and helpful. SO NICE. She was very knowledgeable and helped me get the best deals on my items. Thank you! This is my new go to store!! ??”

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  11. Dollar Tree - 2090 Olympic St

    2090 Olympic St, Springfield OR 97477

    3.7 Good 138 reviews

    “It's a great place to find cheap items for $1.25 or more and they have a little bit of everything in there but there is always a line to pay for your items . They need to ask for help more often . There was a couple times that I almost said screw it and walked out . Who likes to wait in line for a long time when you have other things to take care of ?”

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