Discount Stores in Lutz, FL

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  1. 25593 Sierra Center Boulevard, Lutz FL 33559

    4.3 Superb 123 reviews

    “I had a great experience shopping at Five Below! The store offers a fantastic variety of products at unbeatable prices. The layout is neat and organized, making it easy to find what you need. The staff was friendly and helpful, adding to the overall pleasant shopping experience. I highly recommend visiting if you’re looking for affordable and fun items!”

  2. 17657 North Dale Mabry Hwy, Lutz FL 33548

    4 Good 92 reviews

    “Stopped by today for Halloween stuff and the associate, Jorge, was awesome. He was attentive and super nice. Any time I had a question he helped with no problem and pointed me to stuff I didn’t know I wanted. The store was clean for the most part and the customer service was 10/10.”

  3. 26609 Wesley Chapel Blvd, Lutz FL 33559

    3.6 Good 98 reviews

    “You can really see the difference at this store. The previous manager, Jessica, did not run the store well and was often rude to customers. Since Ka became the manager, the store feels more organized and welcoming. She has a great attitude and treats customers with respect. Great job, Ka!”

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  5. 18451 US-41, Lutz FL 33549

    3.5 Good 83 reviews

    “Always the same employees that are there daily but they’re beyond helpful and they will bend over backwards to accommodate you. The new remodel looks amazing!”

  6. 25653 Sierra Center Boulevard, Lutz FL 33559

    3.5 Good 104 reviews

    “Wow! I got to the register and the manager (i think?) asked if I found everything.. I said no because I couldn't find packing tape and a mailer. He went to the aisle, found it and rung me up. WOW! He didn't give me directions or dismiss me, he INSTANTLY fixed the problem. What a pleasant surprise! THANK YOU! ⭐”

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