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  1. Grocery Outlet - 525 East College Way Ste A1

    525 East College Way Ste A1, Mount Vernon WA 98273

    4.5 Superb 188 reviews

    “This grocery store has a great selection and the produce always looks fresh. The staff is friendly and helpful, which makes shopping here a breeze. I can usually find everything I need without any hassle.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 220 East College Way Ste 120

    220 East College Way Ste 120, Mount Vernon WA 98273

    3.1 Average 109 reviews

    “I always love going to dollar trees I've never been to before because they all have some things that the other stores might not have. They do carry a lot of the same products but not all their products every store has. So you can maybe find a new product at a store you've never been too. Yeah the price did go up a quarter but still it's a lot better then goodwill who prices their items not almost to what you'd buy it in the store for. Ridiculous”

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  3. Daiso - Japanese Household Goods - 2050 Marketplace Dr

    2050 Marketplace Dr, Burlington WA 98233

    4.7 Superb 54 reviews

    “Been to plenty of Daiso's and this one is as great as any other out there. Wide variety of stuff and usually stocked super well with everything and clean. Wife loves to come here to see what cute seasonal things they have or some stationary/office supplies.”

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  5. Sprouts Clothing & More - 323 E Fairhaven Ave

    323 E Fairhaven Ave, Burlington WA 98233

    4.6 Superb 67 reviews

    “Lovely thrifting for children and expecting mothers. Well organized and grouping of sizes along with separate areas for mom to be, children and infant wear. A nice toy area is separate allowing an older child to assist a younger for in toy shopping, meanwhile mom can shop with less interruption making for quick visits. They offer diapers and pullups at NO CHARGE for those with limited budgets or if you simply have a rough week or limited hours during seasonal slow times. Along with taking donations they offer store credit for clothing & items you no longer need and care to bring in. Definitely worth visiting and taking a look.”

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  6. COHO Liquidation - 408 Metcalf St

    408 Metcalf St, Sedro-Woolley WA 98284

    4.2 Good 48 reviews

    “I stop in Coho once a week at the very least, and I've never walked out empty-handed. Inventory is always changing & they're always negotiable on prices that are already low as it is. Can find anything from industrial supplies, to automotive parts to kids' toys. Great store & even better employees.”

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  7. Dollar Tree - 173 Cascade Mall Drive

    173 Cascade Mall Drive, Burlington WA 98233

    3.6 Good 116 reviews

    “I came here for a few necessary items to decorate for a party. I needed a lot of balloons, (about 12), and the lady at the checkout told me to grab the ones that were already inflated. I should’ve known, but they were half deflated and looked pathetic so whenever you get balloons, make sure you wait and have them blown up fresh.”

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