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  1. HomeGoods - 2150 3rd St S

    2150 3rd St S, Jacksonville Beach FL 32250

    4.3 Superb 158 reviews

    “The place exceeded my expectations. A lot of nice items for very reasonable prices. Definitely recommend if you want some home decor. Staff was nice. Did not wait too much in line.”

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  2. Five Below - 3876-2 3rd Street South

    3876-2 3rd Street South, Jacksonville Beach FL 32250

    4.2 Good 119 reviews

    “Kerri was a wonderful associate, she went out of her way to make my daughter happy by accommodating her needs. She was very patient as well.that I am satisfied with what I have received and I just appreciate the assistance from Kerri.”

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  3. Marshalls - 1980 3rd Street South

    1980 3rd Street South, Jacksonville Beach FL 32250

    4.1 Good 157 reviews

    “This Marshall’s has a huge inventory, children’s clothes and “good” toys giganticly discounted ,, I.e. Lego sets , the Magnetic building Blocks , drones , .. as well as supplies for your home we are technically’snow birds’ so we are setting up our Fla house and purchasing things that I haven’t bought in 20/30 years , pots pans , sheets, towels & they have the right brands Laura Ashley , Mikasa..”

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  5. Ross Dress for Less - 3876 3rd St S

    3876 3rd St S, Jacksonville Beach FL 32250

    3.9 Good 123 reviews

    “I always find the besttttt stuff here. But it’s beyond annoying that they call the next customer up before your card is even inserted… cashier was rushing usssss and the card reader wasn’t even working properly😭 “you can tap” “you can insert” the payment screen wasn’t even on the screen!!! love the selection and organization. but truly the check out process could use a lot of work!”

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  6. Target - 490 Marsh Landing Pkwy

    490 Marsh Landing Pkwy, Jacksonville Beach FL 32250

    3.5 Good 192 reviews

    “of all the large chains, I have to say that this low-key target is among my favorites. They're a lot more fashionable in their selections than places like Walmart, they have some high-quality food and beverages that , for a few things at least, can sometimes save a trip to a supermarket. They don't have the cheapest things for sure you might pay $12 for us simple T-shirt that might be half that at Walmart but more open layout and the nicer vibe might be worth a few extra bucks”

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