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  1. Five Below - 155 East Van Fleet Drive

    155 East Van Fleet Drive, Bartow FL 33830

    4.2 Good 53 reviews

    “I walked past the store often. Upon entering, I was reminded of "five & dime“ stores of my youth. I discovered art supplies. I check every week as the inventory is constantly changing. Fun store!”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 1370 North Broadway Avenue

    1370 North Broadway Avenue, Bartow FL 33830

    4 Good 125 reviews

    “This is a great, big location with a huge selection of items! The store was clean, quiet, and very well organized, making it super easy to walk through and grab what we needed. A perfect, stress free stop on our trip!”

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  3. Dollar General - 137 South Hankin Road

    137 South Hankin Road, Bartow FL 33830

    4 Good 88 reviews

    “Love this place and the convenience of it since we moved here 2 years ago and it's only 30 seconds drive from our house. I love all of the people who work there and they can't help it if it is so busy at that particular Dollar general! Although they do have a new person working there named Gnat that should learn how to slow down, be less rushy with customers when they are trying to use the right card payment and tame back the sarcasm a little when asked for your name, with a smile and a pleasant voice, if I might add ? she will know exactly who wrote this, and if not, then she's either not paying attention or is a liar ?‍♀️”

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  5. Dollar General - 1050 US-17

    1050 US-17, Bartow FL 33830

    3.8 Good 73 reviews

    “The lady’s in here are so nice and the manager really does care about her store . It is VERY clean and organized! Its probably the nicest dollar store I’ve seen! If i had loved closer this definitely would be my go to store !”

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