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  1. Ollie's Bargain Outlet - 300 Commerce Circle

    300 Commerce Circle, Bristol PA 19007

    4.2 Good 301 reviews

    “Ollie's is cool they have a lot of random different products you don't find elsewhere.. also necessities like toiletries pillows sheets books pet food I think maybe even caperts and mattresses lots of stuff”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 200 Commerce Circle

    200 Commerce Circle, Bristol PA 19007

    3.9 Good 73 reviews

    “Stopped it for some back to school items. Definitely one of the better dollar trees I have been to. Really nice selection throughout the store although some of the shelves were a little light. Looks well staffed and customers were coming in and out while I was looking around. I would say a good improvement would be aisle markers indicating what is in them as I had to walk down each aisle to see what was in them. We found almost everything we were looking for. I was impressed with the grocery items and they also had frozen foods in the back of the store.”

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  3. Total Liquidators - 100 Commerce Circle

    100 Commerce Circle, Bristol PA 19007

    3.7 Good 44 reviews

    “I highly recommend checking this place out, especially if you shop at target. They essentially get all the overstock and older items from target at prices that are often at least 50% if not more off original price. They also frequently have additional sales which include an additional 50% of health and beauty items which results in getting very expensive beauty items for often 75 to 90% off original price. We have purchased clothing, toys, and even large household appliances at this store and it is now part of our regular weekly shopping routine.”

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  5. Dollar General - 610 Bristol Pike

    610 Bristol Pike, Bristol PA 19007

    3.4 Good 104 reviews

    “I generally don't enjoy leaving lower rated reviews, but Dollar General is a store closeby me so its convenient. However, lately I've been noticing something. They don't have what i am looking for, and take far too long to restock items they're out of. People are going to eventually stop going to a store that does not have what they need or want. And another thing is not having enough staff. Several times I've gone in and it seemed like the only one working was the store manager. No one else was there. They need to hire more people. And, actually hire people they claim to have hired, and not be like Family Dollar and play headgames with potential supposed new hires. If these issues are rectified, it would be a positive experience.”

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