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  1. Gabe's - 495a South Oxford Valley Road

    495a South Oxford Valley Road, Fairless Hills PA 19030

    4.3 Superb 178 reviews

    “Thank You ! Stephanie manger she was very nice helped with my big transaction she can be best example employee or manager i would like to see others do like her”

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  2. Five Below - 128 Commerce Boulevard

    128 Commerce Boulevard, Fairless Hills PA 19030

    4 Good 121 reviews

    “The staff are super nice, they helped me at the self check out. Store selection is typical for a five below. Not too high of quality stuff but a good place when you're trying to buy gifts for friends etc.”

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  3. Big Lots - 500 Lincoln Highway Suite 4

    500 Lincoln Highway Suite 4, Fairless Hills PA 19030

    4 Good 160 reviews

    “This is DEFINITELY not a Big lots that I have ever seen before. Personally I'm from Texas so maybe it's different. This is definitely a lot of clothes for a Big lots to have. The Big lots I've have seen mainly have big furniture and stuff and then it just looks like a regular store just kind of cheaper. All the Big lots in Texas have closed down so this is kind of funny to see that they're trying to have a comeback over here. Either way it was actually pretty fun looking around the store. It was super quiet I think there was only one other customer in there with me at the time during the day. I think that's because unfortunately a grocery bargain market started right next to this Big lots. It was pretty fun saw a lot of interesting things. Got a very cheap step stool for my dorm that I've been needing for like an entire year ? I even got to try a new Ramen! I might come back to look around again ♥️ Oh yeah, I gave it four stars because it just really doesn't seem like a Big lots to me personally. Other than that it was pretty great ?”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 457 South Oxford Valley Road

    457 South Oxford Valley Road, Fairless Hills PA 19030

    3.9 Good 66 reviews

    “Amazing! I didn't realize till I was almost leaving that there was a lot of chips and soda on one of the shelves in the front. I found two new types of soda and now they have Dr. stripes. I've never seen their brand come out with third type of Dr pepper before so I got it to try. I love to get my ramen from here It's so much better and cheaper as well as monster that they sell! I also saw that they have a price checker thing now and that is a big bonus. These days inflation go up and you never know what the prices are anymore so I think that's a very good thing to have. One thing that always boggles my mind though: you can get a 2 l of their stars and stripes soda for $1.25 but if you want a 1 l of a not off brand soda it's $1.75. Which I guess it's like that because the bigger one is an off-brand doesn't taste as great supposedly even though I get it all the time. The non-off brand is less but more expensive. So if they're looking at it that way that makes sense but in the sense of how much you get for a smaller price and how less you get for a bigger price I would still always go for the cheaper one lol. Which for anybody wanting to taste the stars and stripes sodas I can give it gist of what most of them taste like: The root beer one is very creamy tasting so if you don't like your root beer too creamy it's probably not the right one for you. The one that looks like Sprite It's pretty good but it's not as like a fizzy punch as an actual Sprite but it tastes kind of like starry. The Cherry cola one I think it was I think it's supposed to be like an off-brand pibb. That one packs a strong punch but again it won't taste as good as any other cherry soda that's an actual brand. Pretty tasty though. I haven't tried the Dr. Stripes yet which is supposed to be like Dr. Pepper. However, if you ever interested in knowing just DM me or reply to this review and I'll let you know. I think I've tried the fruit punch one but I don't remember it enough to give you a review. There's a new one that gives off the vibe of a 4th of July popsicle but I haven't tried that either. And I just flat out ignored grape. I think there's an orange one too but I'm not going to try it cuz I'm allergic to orange. (Even though I love to eat oranges and drink it it's not the best so I sometimes avoid orange drinks) Sorry for the long review but thank you!”

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