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  1. Costco Wholesale - 7373 Boston Boulevard

    7373 Boston Boulevard, Springfield VA 22153

    3.9 Good 342 reviews

    “Visiting this place is always an adventure because of how massive it is and the sheer variety of things you can find. It is the best spot to stock up on everything from giant packs of snacks to household essentials, which really helps with planning ahead. The food court is a must-visit for a quick and very affordable bite after finishing all that walking through the wide aisles. Even though it can get incredibly crowded, especially on weekends, the checkout lines move surprisingly fast because the staff is so efficient. It feels like you always discover something new and unexpected every time you walk through the doors.”

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  2. Five Below - 6551 Springfield Mall Space 11022

    6551 Springfield Mall Space 11022, Springfield VA 22150

    3.7 Good 122 reviews

    “If you’re looking for dumpling lids, neon items, or squishy toys, this is a great place to check out. The dumpling lids are usually available on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Customer service is good, and the staff is friendly, helpful, and quick to answer questions. and it could benefit from having more cashiers since two cashiers seem to handle a lot. Overall, a good shopping experience.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 7041 Brookfield Plaza

    7041 Brookfield Plaza, Springfield VA 22150

    2.9 Average 118 reviews

    “This dollar store has everything you can imagine, from well-known brands to local items. It’s one of the best places for kids’ needs and birthday party supplies. You can find almost anything there—from kitchen essentials to bathroom items, living room décor, and wall decorations. It’s amazing how much variety they offer all in one place, making shopping easy and convenient”

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