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Discount Stores in Dania Beach, FL

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  1. Five Below - 1720 South Bearing Street

    1720 South Bearing Street, Dania Beach FL 33004

    4.4 Superb 178 reviews

    “Interesting finds. The employees who've helped me have all been pretty nice and of cheerful disposition. It seems to be usually busy but checkout line isn't usually long.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 433 East Sheridan Street

    433 East Sheridan Street, Dania Beach FL 33004

    4.2 Good 101 reviews

    “I love this Dollar Tree.Because the people are very nice , even though sometimes you're not fully stocked with stuff , but that's okay , the customer service is Top tier”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 316 East Dania Beach Boulevard

    316 East Dania Beach Boulevard, Dania Beach FL 33004

    3.9 Good 106 reviews

    “Obviously, there's always some great deals on a pretty amazing selection of merchandise offered by Dollar Tree. This was my first time to shop in this location, but it will be my destination store now!! The reason is totally because of TWO FANTASTIC EMPLOYEES!!! Joshua and Lashae!!! I was Absolutely thrilled with the customer service they both provided!!! They are doing it right 1000%. They were helpful, knowledgeable and genuinely kind!! It matters!! I will be back soon!!”

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  5. Dollar General - 120 South Federal Highway

    120 South Federal Highway, Dania Beach FL 33004

    3.9 Good 109 reviews

    “The staff are kind as well they asked if you found everything we needed today, Let me tell you it's great to ask a consumer due to we have alot in mind that's helps. Thank you”

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