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  1. Dollar Tree - 7411 W Canal Dr Ste D

    7411 W Canal Dr Ste D, Kennewick WA 99336

    4 Good 85 reviews

    “Coming from Kennewick Washington this Dollar tree is somewhat larger and with a pretty complete selection. I was able to find the things I needed plus a few extras 🙂”

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  2. Grocery Outlet - 1325 West 4th Avenue

    1325 West 4th Avenue, Kennewick WA 99336

    3.8 Good 183 reviews

    “Was great shopping experience some items that were on sale didn't price right gave me a great refund on the value that didn't price right great customer service”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 3017 W Kennewick Ave

    3017 W Kennewick Ave, Kennewick WA 99336

    3.5 Good 119 reviews

    “Beautiful store, I went in alone with my two toddlers and bought a little more than I could carry on my own, employee named Tony noticed and did not hesitate for a moment to immediately come over to assist me with all of my groceries and bags! He was so kind and professional and helped carry everything to my car while I carried my baby. What a great store with wonderful employees!”

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