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  1. Blain's Farm & Fleet - 1755 S West Ave

    1755 S West Ave, Freeport IL 61032

    4.3 Superb 149 reviews

    “I visited the garden center today for the first time and the young lady was wonderful! I believe her name was Lilian. The box that she put my flowers in had these beautiful hand written thank you notes in them, and I guess she created them all! I told her in a world full of so much negativity, her friendliness, combined with her notes, really made my day! Im going back tomorrow to buy more plants! Thank you for being great Lilian! Also, the selection and prices were amazing!”

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  2. Walmart Supercenter - 2545 IL-26

    2545 IL-26, Freeport IL 61032

    3.3 Good 215 reviews

    “I don't particularly like shopping at Walmart. But I am from out of town. Overall, this walmart has a good selection of items, and surprisingly, the items I need to shop for considering I'm in a small town. It's definitely a good experience shopping here”

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  3. Everything Home - 1024 North Riverside Drive

    1024 North Riverside Drive, Freeport IL 61032

    4.6 Superb 11 reviews

    “I absolutely love Everything Home. I have been shopping there since it was opened and have many cherished items that reflect me throughout my home. The staff and owner have always been welcoming and helpful. I send anyone looking for unique items for themselves or as a gift to Everything Home.”

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  5. Five Below - 1810B South West Avenue

    1810B South West Avenue, Freeport IL 61032

    3.7 Good 16 reviews

    “Dominic at Five Below is phenomenal! His handsome looks and witty sense of humor make shopping a joy. Five stars for Dominic's charming personality and hilarious banter. Can't help but smile when he's around!”

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