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  1. Dumpster Values - 302 4th Ave E

    302 4th Ave E, Olympia WA 98501

    4.1 Good 78 reviews

    “You MUST stop here if you are traveling through the area! If you like thrifting and/or purchasing vintage items, you are going to love this store. Everything is well curated. It feels like you're stepping into a time machine when you enter the store. A lot of quality, unique finds for an average of $20-40 per item. I've never seen vintage prices that low! This will be a go-to stop for us now whenever we're in the area :)”

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  2. Grocery Outlet - 2100 Harrison Ave NW

    2100 Harrison Ave NW, Olympia WA 98502

    4.1 Good 244 reviews

    “Love this place! The price differences can be ginormous on many products. I purchase most of my snacks here bc not only are they less expensive, the variety is better than at the usual grocery. Also a fan of their gardening item prices. The staff are always friendly and helpful. The checkout lines are never long when I go (generally weekday afternoons.)”

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  3. Grocery Outlet - 8221 Martin Way East

    8221 Martin Way East, Lacey WA 98516

    4.4 Superb 188 reviews

    “I got a flat tire right outside the entrance and one of the women working there (I couldn’t catch her name) was quick to get me help and Travis assisted me with changing my tire! Everyone I spoke to was very kind and made sure I was okay :) I have always loved getting my weekly groceries here because of the affordability and convenience but this location definitely won my heart with that level of hospitality!!”

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  5. Olympia Resale - 7720 Old Hwy 99 SE

    7720 Old Hwy 99 SE, Tumwater WA 98501

    4.3 Superb 106 reviews

    “We find this place really fun/resourceful because everything is essentially brand new and the prices are fair. We especially like that the staff is willing to do a little bit of negotiation as well.”

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  6. Daiso - Japanese Household Goods - 720 Sleater Kinney Rd SE Suite G

    720 Sleater Kinney Rd SE Suite G, Lacey WA 98503

    4.3 Superb 32 reviews

    “Wonderful selection of cheap Japanese household goods. Friendly and helpful staff. Use google translate to read packages if you need help figuring out what you’re looking at.”

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  7. Dollar Tree - 5203 Capitol Boulevard Southwest

    5203 Capitol Boulevard Southwest, Tumwater WA 98501

    4 Good 157 reviews

    “I went to the Chehalis location looking for a specific item (pictured) and they didn’t have it there. So I went to the Tumwater location and just saw a few on the shelf. Asked the gentleman working on the sales floor if they had any more of it. Not really the type of person to ask, since I do work in a retail store myself and most of the time what you see is what they have and from what I could see they had boxes of freight still needed to put out. But this person looked through the stack of boxes and said he’ll go check the back for more and he came back with a whole set of them. I just want to say, thank you! I know you could have told me that’s all you have, but you went out of your way to get more. Now I’ll have a happy kiddo at home who loves mermaids and bubbles.”

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  8. Dollar Tree - 606 Sleater Kinney Rd SE

    606 Sleater Kinney Rd SE, Lacey WA 98503

    3.7 Good 152 reviews

    “We just went to go pick up a couple things and the customer service. There is actually really good and I'm impressed! This is the one in Lacey by Fred Meyer.”

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