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  1. Dollar Tree - 984 North Port Washington Road

    984 North Port Washington Road, Grafton WI 53024

    4.4 Superb 36 reviews

    “I shopped at this location last week and had a very pleasant experience. The people who work there were very friendly. Rebekah greeted me so kindly and we had a very nice conversation during checkout. Excellent service!!!”

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  2. Costco Wholesale - 950 North Port Washington Road

    950 North Port Washington Road, Grafton WI 53024

    4.3 Superb 269 reviews

    “First time I went on a Sunday in a long time. Way to many people for me. Gotta say thou there is way more samples if you go on Sunday than a week day. When checking out the line did move along fairly quickly. For me I think I will be going back on Monday to Thursday.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 201 West Seven Hills Road

    201 West Seven Hills Road, Port Washington WI 53074

    4.3 Superb 41 reviews

    “This dollar store has a little bit of everything it's all packed in there kind of tight like a sardine can the manager was very pleasant and conversational it made my visit there quite pleasant”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 9325 North Green Bay Road

    9325 North Green Bay Road, Brown Deer WI 53209

    3.3 Good 87 reviews

    “Never seen a Dollar Tree in better shape. Trash was never seen. I counted 0 articles of trash during my 10 minute walk through the store. I counted 0 opened, half drank bottles of beverages. Also 0 Wendy's frosty sitting on the shelf near the the candy section. Wonderful ??. The cashier was scanning muy rapido. Go here.”

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