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  1. Bi-Mart Membership Discount Stores - 11912 NE Fourth Plain Blvd

    11912 NE Fourth Plain Blvd, Vancouver WA 98682

    4.5 Superb 217 reviews

    “This is a great store. Very competitive prices (if you haven't joined, please consider it). It's always ckean, neat, organized, constantly well stocked. The employees are unfailingly friendly, polite, helpful, knowledgeable, even chatty. I enjoy shopping here. Extra bonus ? The Hawaiian BBQ next door. Yum.”

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  2. T.J. Maxx - 2100 SE 164th Ave Ste E

    2100 SE 164th Ave Ste E, Vancouver WA 98683

    4.3 Superb 153 reviews

    “Thinking back on my visit to this TJ Maxx I interacted with five people. Employee 1) greeted me with an enthusiastic smile, Emp. 2) offered to go and bring back a smaller shopping basket, and also showed me around the store a bit, Emp. 3) appreciated that I found an item with a missing piece … AND … traced me all the way back to the checkout register to find out if I was interested in that item, Emp. 4) at checkout again, when I returned an item shortly after leaving the store, was sympathetic that I had accidentally purchased a boys hat instead of adult, Emp. 5) I called to ask if the return would show up in my credit union account in a few days instead of right away was also sympathetic and explained things quickly and clearly. Bravo TJMaxx 164th, A+ for customer service! 🏆”

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  3. 99¢ Discount Mart - 3021 Northeast Auto Mall Drive

    3021 Northeast Auto Mall Drive, Vancouver WA 98661

    4.2 Good 98 reviews

    “Great neighborhood place to get staples like cosmetics, kitchen and household goods, storage items, socks and underwear, some dry foods, knives, lighters and glass, inexpensive jewelry, , as well as beautiful Lucky Bamboo, and so so many fun and zaney things that would make awesome stocking stuffers. So many press-on nails! Much better value, quality and selection than shopping Walmart or Target, or even Dollar Tree for same items. The staff are friendly and helpful and they always bag up your purchases with care.”

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  5. Grocery Outlet - 5800 Northeast Fourth Plain Boulevard

    5800 Northeast Fourth Plain Boulevard, Vancouver WA 98661

    4.1 Good 183 reviews

    “Great customer service, every single employee said hello and asked how I was. Good selection of certified gluten free, though it would be helpful for those with allergies that the gluten free breads are separated from the regular bread, instead of above it. I always have to ask someone to go grab it for me, because I can't risk touching any of the other bread products with a terrible wheat allergy.”

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  6. Grocery Outlet - 11808 Northeast Fourth Plain Boulevard

    11808 Northeast Fourth Plain Boulevard, Vancouver WA 98682

    4.1 Good 155 reviews

    “This store is exceptional from top to bottom. The owners and staff treat familiar customers like family. It's just a very well run location, and I appreciate it immensely!”

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  7. Daily Deals Market - 2109 St Johns Blvd

    2109 St Johns Blvd, Vancouver WA 98661

    4 Good 155 reviews

    “2026.01: Happy to see them spruce up the place. It is a mixed bag shopping there: the good (fresh veggies / produce) and the potentially bad (a lot of very ‘expired’ food items). Just know this before you go and all will be fine.”

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  8. Dollar Tree - 11501 NE 76th Street Ste B01

    11501 NE 76th Street Ste B01, Vancouver WA 98662

    4 Good 120 reviews

    “Sadly this store STILL has significant issues struggling to get restock products in and on the shelves. The employees are nice but it seems understaffed most days”

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  9. Grocery Outlet - 9915 Northeast Hazel Dell Avenue

    9915 Northeast Hazel Dell Avenue, Vancouver WA 98685

    3.9 Good 160 reviews

    “This place has some unique good stuff. The prices also decent sometimes even below Winco. A good and great place to find deals, but you have to be looking for them.”

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  10. Dollar Tree - 10017 NE Hazel Dell Ave

    10017 NE Hazel Dell Ave, Vancouver WA 98685

    3.8 Good 158 reviews

    “Name should change to dollarS store. Nothing is $1 The best deal are the greeting cards and balloons. I dislike that the frozen items could be $3 or $5 or whatever.”

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  11. Dollar Tree - 6700 NE 162nd Ave

    6700 NE 162nd Ave, Vancouver WA 98682

    3.7 Good 113 reviews

    “This dollar tree is a smaller store, but it is full of stuff. I have had good experience at the store. The workers are really nice. Even when the lines get long. Can't wait for the dollar tree to open on Millplain and 135th. It the old craft warehouse building so it's goona be a big store. It's goona kill Walgreens. But they are they're way out anyways. Stuff way over priced anyways.”

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  12. Goodwill Donation Express - 6425 NE Fourth Plain Blvd

    6425 NE Fourth Plain Blvd, Vancouver WA 98661

    3.3 Good 71 reviews

    “Not too much happening post covid crisis.Less selection but deals are around.They accept donations.It is sandwiched at the end of a long trail of low income housing which has this large unknown field and sadly has exterior security issues from a viewer's perspective. I reside in one of these properties but they do not live up to the stats tjat tje Housing Authority claims.So just be aware.Safety is tops.And heightened awareness is needed if shopping in the area.Just an honest opinion.”

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