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  1. Five Below - 8024 Mediterranean Drive Suite 103

    8024 Mediterranean Drive Suite 103, Estero FL 33928

    4.4 Superb 105 reviews

    “Five Below is always a fun stop. Great prices, lots of cool stuff, and I can always find something useful or fun. Clean store and friendly staff. Highly recommend.”

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  2. Hurley Factory Store - 10801 Corkscrew Road Ste 162

    10801 Corkscrew Road Ste 162, Estero FL 33928

    4.8 Superb 24 reviews

    “Just stopped by the Hurley store today and I wasn’t disappointed. My family vacations to Florida from Indiana every year and we always stop by this outlet mall. This store is my absolute favorite as the prices and options are amazing. I didn’t get the names of the staff, but the man and woman working today were great and even helped me get a better deal for what I was buying. Visit this store if you ever stop by this mall.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 10021 Estero Town Commons Place Suite 108

    10021 Estero Town Commons Place Suite 108, Estero FL 33928

    3.5 Good 65 reviews

    “One of the better Dollar Trees in the area. Always clean and well stocked stores. Friendly staff. Some of the Dollar Trees on 41 always seam like they have been ransacked, boxes in the aisles, nothing gets stocked. But this one is well managed.”

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  5. Walmart Supercenter - 19975 South Tamiami Trail

    19975 South Tamiami Trail, Estero FL 33928

    3.4 Good 311 reviews

    “Very clean and well organized I went in found what I needed, Carts are well kept as well definitely better than the one in Lehigh! They should take notes 😉”

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