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  1. Frenzi - 218 SW 153rd St #8166

    218 SW 153rd St #8166, Burien WA 98166

    4.5 Superb 35 reviews

    “Best prices I've EVER seen at a store and amazing items. They're also incredible people who give away a bunch of items to community members that need it. Great store, equally great people. Thank you on behalf of the community for what you do. Btw, those leather boots in the picture were $2!!! ❤‍🔥”

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  2. Grocery Outlet - 236 Southwest 152nd Street

    236 Southwest 152nd Street, Burien WA 98166

    4.1 Good 218 reviews

    “Love this store. I always go with a list of staples to restock. They are a good source for paper products, condiments, and other grocery items. I have also found many unexpected gifts for people - at great prices.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 12000 Des Moines Memorial Drive South

    12000 Des Moines Memorial Drive South, Burien WA 98168

    3.9 Good 69 reviews

    “I always leave with more stuff then I need... Great customer service everytime! I went there to get some things for a project Im working on at work They always have more than enough stuff even when they're doing a seasonal change over. Update: still the best dollar store ive been in and they always have the stuff the other ones already ran out of.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 250 SW 152nd St

    250 SW 152nd St, Burien WA 98166

    3.2 Average 125 reviews

    “You know the only thing bad I can say about the dollar store is that it’s not the dollar store it’s the dollar 25 store so I don’t know other than that. I go here to get a few essentials just because everywhere else it’s three times the price I don’t know why that’s fair but thank you dollar store. I I love the garlic bread.”

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