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  1. Five Below - 13063 Lee Jackson Mem Highway Ste East

    13063 Lee Jackson Mem Highway Ste East, Fairfax VA 22033

    4.2 Good 108 reviews

    “Our kind, helpful, thoughtful, wonderful cashier, King, helped us and solved my friend and I’s camera problem and was very kind and understandable throughout it. I truely hope him and his loved ones have a good day. Thank you!”

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  2. Homesense - 12189 Fair Lakes Promenade Drive

    12189 Fair Lakes Promenade Drive, Fairfax VA 22033

    4.1 Good 140 reviews

    “Had a wonderful experience with store leader Brandy (if I recall her name correctly) and store associate/cashier. Brandy helped me before closing & was very polite/understanding - I definitely needed that type of customer service after dealing with a rude manager at HomeGoods!”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 11210 James Swart Circle

    11210 James Swart Circle, Fairfax VA 22030

    3.4 Good 74 reviews

    “The store was well stocked and the workers kept it slightly clean. But there is great news that above all things Jesus Christ is the Way,Truth, and the Life) and salvation is a free gift.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 8416 Lee Highway

    8416 Lee Highway, Fairfax VA 22031

    3.4 Good 98 reviews

    “Generally a good store, but it was freezing inside! Not sure if their heat was out or what, but 20 mins shopping inside and I had to check out quickly to leave—brrrrr! Got some fun holiday decor items though.”

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  6. Burlington - 9652 Main Street

    9652 Main Street, Fairfax VA 22031

    3.3 Good 81 reviews

    “I am able to find most things. Clothes are organized and are where they are supposed to be. Better to go there on week days and NOT weekends, they seem to have a shortage of cashier staff and the line can easily extend too long. During the holiday rush, I was surprised to still find some of my favorite items. Also to my surprise, the store was orderly aisles in order and not items thrown on the floor all over. I found some classic sneakers. I'm always good to go at Burlington!”

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  7. Dollar Tree - 9534 Main Street

    9534 Main Street, Fairfax VA 22031

    3.1 Average 125 reviews

    “Many shelves were quite empty, and a lot of items were out of stock. I was looking for some basic necessities but couldn’t find what I needed. The location is very good—right in the center of Fairfax, next to groceries 99 Ranch mart —but the product selection is not very complete. Because of that, I wasn’t very satisfied with my visit. 1 pm Thursday February 5 ,2026 Hope it’s better for my next visit”

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  8. Plato's Closet - 13005 Lee Jackson Mem Highway

    13005 Lee Jackson Mem Highway, Fairfax VA 22033

    2.8 Average 248 reviews

    “I would like to take a moment to recognize Claire, the Assistant Manager at Plato’s Closet in Fairfax, Virginia. I called twice with several questions, and both times Claire was very pleasant, patient, and professional. She took the time to answer all of my questions and explained everything clearly, making sure I understood the process. I truly appreciate her excellent customer service, professionalism, and willingness to help. I did visit the store the very next day. Claire is a great representation of the store, and I wanted to take the time to acknowledge her for going above and beyond to assist me. Thank you, Claire, for your kindness and outstanding customer service!”

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