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  1. Five Below - 1425 Tuskawilla Road Suite 215

    1425 Tuskawilla Road Suite 215, Winter Springs FL 32708

    4.6 Superb 88 reviews

    “It was right as they opened i probably was the first customer but my goodness how helpful and sweet were all 3 young ladies all three greeted me and personality helped somehow! Just couldn't have been a better experience! Can't wait till your protein brownies come in!!!! xoxo”

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  2. Dollar General - 310 East State Rd 434

    310 East State Rd 434, Winter Springs FL 32708

    4.2 Good 76 reviews

    “I just want to say that I absolutely love the staff off that particular dollar general store! The girls are the sweetest ! Very professional! Kind and extremely helpful! Always welcoming ! I live right down that store and shop there on daily bases! They are extremely valuable! People!! Great professionals and give excellent services! That make that store my A + store to go too!!”

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  3. bealls - 1425 Tuskawilla Road Suite 219

    1425 Tuskawilla Road Suite 219, Winter Springs FL 32708

    4.1 Good 37 reviews

    “Never disappointed on their selection! I spent $63 on four outfits and a pair of boots for my daughter. Even better than most other places. And I'm so happy with their spooky season selection”

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  5. Family Dollar - 250 West State Rd 434

    250 West State Rd 434, Winter Springs FL 32708

    3.8 Good 52 reviews

    “Jaya was amazing she helped me throughout the whole process of my shopping . I loved how thoughtful she is , she is kind , patient , it’s all you want to be treated onces you come into a store . THIS LADY DESERVES A RAISE !! Compare to other family dollar I’ve been to if she is there I would definitely come back .”

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