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  1. Five Below - 819 S Walnut St

    819 S Walnut St, Starke FL 32091

    4.6 Superb 30 reviews

    “Very clean and organized 5 Below. They even have snacks at a good price! They also have balloons you can buy and they blow up for you. Staff greets you and are friendly.”

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  2. Pickle Pepper Antiques Thrift Shop - 19859 US-301

    19859 US-301, Starke FL 32091

    3.7 Good 11 reviews

    • Today 12 – 4PM

    “An eclectic and random selection of items for sale - vintage to modern home decor, childrens items, some vintage clothing, jewelry, collectibles etc. Saw some unique one of a kind items here and I still can't believe my daughter didnt but the bedazzled denim jumper. The owner was super friendly. I will definitely stop back in if I am in the area.”

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  3. Dollar General - 2223 N Temple Ave

    2223 N Temple Ave, Starke FL 32091

    3.6 Good 81 reviews

    “There are several dollar generals near me but I prefer this one because they have what I need and their associate Kim is such a pleasant cashier. She helped me when I was short on time and couldn't find the item I needed. She has a very friendly disposition and works very hard to get you checked out as soon as possible.”

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  5. Dollar General - 831 S Walnut St

    831 S Walnut St, Starke FL 32091

    2.8 Average 84 reviews

    “Dollar General actually still has a one dollar priced items aisle. And they also carry something I cant get anywhere else for $1.... The same product is 6x as much online. Im grateful for the affordable prices on all of their products and the digital coupons.”

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