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  1. Five Below - 2400 Main Street

    2400 Main Street, Evanston IL 60202

    4.3 Superb 62 reviews

    “Great finds for the kids, temporary phone cords/charger replacements, snacks, party accessories making gift bags for anyone. You can't go wrong. You'll walk away with candy, tshirt, make up, books, speaker, sandals, table door mat or something!”

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  2. Delta Discount Store - 800 Main Street

    800 Main Street, Evanston IL 60202

    4.2 Good 25 reviews

    “excellent small local store with variety of goods and the nicest owners! one stop shop for all your needs and if you don’t find what you need they will go and find it for you. exceptional service!”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 1928 Dempster St

    1928 Dempster St, Evanston IL 60202

    3.7 Good 120 reviews

    “The store is always a mess. I’ve often been there when there’s only one cashier and about 30 customers trying to check out, this has happened more than once. I only buy frozen food processed candy and cranberry juice from this place. Oh yeah and the small Dawn dishwashing liquid (convenient enough to keep everywhere). I suggest you bring your own bag(s) from home bc the hand held shopping baskets they provide are so nasty filthy and cruddy (the basket's actual original color was green but the insides are now black, i’m positive they have never been cleaned or wiped off EVER. Plus they charge for bags.”

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