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  1. dd's DISCOUNTS - 3403 South Congress Avenue

    3403 South Congress Avenue, Palm Springs FL 33461

    4 Good 103 reviews

    “A magnificent store, a lot of variety of products at a very good price ?clothing, accessories and toys for children and clothing, shoes for adults of very good quality, I recommend it, dd's is a good option”

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  2. Five Below - 3469 South Congress Avenue

    3469 South Congress Avenue, Palm Springs FL 33461

    3.4 Good 16 reviews

    “This has to be the most spacious and cleanest five below I have ever been to and I don’t wanna compare but but I believe this is phenomenal how clean this store is. Customer service is great. There is no self checkout compared to the other five below stores I have visited. This is the first time I have ever been to the store and I was in and out within 10 minutes”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 3485 South Congress Avenue

    3485 South Congress Avenue, Palm Springs FL 33461

    3.2 Average 117 reviews

    “⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I just have to give a huge shoutout to Pope, the new manager, and Maria at the Dollar Tree. Since Pope took over, they have completely transformed the store — it looks absolutely beautiful. The moment you walk in, the vibe is welcoming, it smells fresh and clean, and everything is perfectly organized. You can truly feel the pride and care they put into their work. It’s rare to see such a dramatic and positive change, and it makes shopping there a pleasure. Pope and Maria have gone above and beyond — they both absolutely deserve a raise, if not more. Amazing job! ?”

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