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  1. Dollar Tree - 1116 N 9th St

    1116 N 9th St, Stroudsburg PA 18360

    4.4 Superb 98 reviews

    “I love Dollar Trees. There is a wonderful selection of items you didn't even know you needed. My cart is always full when I check out. The staff is always friendly.”

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  2. Dollar General - 1698 Rachel Rd

    1698 Rachel Rd, Stroudsburg PA 18360

    3.8 Good 80 reviews

    “Shop in here regularly. Sometimes I don't feel like dealing with 611 traffic, and I pop in here for bread milk and 1/2 and 1/2. Their produce is something to consider. I bought tomatoes that were delicious, and their bagged oranges are better than what I was finding in supermarkets. Also their motor oil and car items are competitively priced or cheaper. This store is one of the cleanest of them around and for the most part well stocked. I'm glad its in our area. The staff is always pleasant and makes you feel welcome. It is also in a safer residential area compared to others that I don't frequent. All in all I'm glad we have it here.”

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  3. Dollar General - 2245 PA-715

    2245 PA-715, Stroudsburg PA 18360

    3.7 Good 51 reviews

    “I recommend coming to this location, the ladies who work there are very helpful and kind. The manager is a real one fr, she was very helpful with the situation that I had gone through and I’m happy she was there , made me feel better, so come to this store it’s the best in town!”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 101 Pocono Commons Drive Ste 107

    101 Pocono Commons Drive Ste 107, Stroudsburg PA 18360

    2.8 Average 17 reviews

    “Linda was so helpful she over heard us and answered questions we had and we saw her help at least two other people so nice to everyone makes the shopping experience so much better”

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