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  1. Dollar Tree - 1155 Washington Pike Suite 49

    1155 Washington Pike Suite 49, Bridgeville PA 15017

    3.9 Good 67 reviews

    “It’s a nice store because every once in a while when i do come in the employees are very extremely friendly plus i have a friend coworker of mine that works there and she enjoys her job plus the managers offer to help out so in case if i can not find what i am looking for”

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  2. Burlington - 1025 Washington Pike

    1025 Washington Pike, Bridgeville PA 15017

    3.9 Good 63 reviews

    “Ok could use more product but same great value. Other stories have a lot more variety in their stores but it served its purpose and I did leave with a few items for my kids. Just which there some more iptions as I normally buy alot more when I visit one.”

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  3. Five Below - 1025 Washington Pike Ste 100

    1025 Washington Pike Ste 100, Bridgeville PA 15017

    3.3 Good 21 reviews

    “The place was very clean and well-organized.. The customer service was very nice and helpful. The cashier (I think her name was Parsley or something like that) was very helpful in showing me how to use the self-checkout. If I could give any suggestions, it would be to price out the wireless earbuds in the five beyond section as they had no price listed, but I understand that it was opening day for them so they may not have gotten to everything yet. This is the place you can go to when you feel like shopping just for fun. A great place to take kids shopping as most items are five dollars or less. Overall a great experience and I would recommend taking a ride up and seeing what you can get for five dollars or less.”

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