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  1. Five Below - 142 Fulton Avenue

    142 Fulton Avenue, Hempstead NY 11550

    4.4 Superb 100 reviews

    “No weekend is complete without a run to 5 Below. It's always for something that's needed like a phone charger cord and then I wind up seeing so many other things that I feel like I must have. This location is usually pretty well stocked and the staff is friendly. Every once in a while they're short handed up front but they seem to make it work. On this trip I got pillows and a throw for my guest bedroom because they were super cute and affordable. I also bought another bookcase/organizer because I used one of theirs for my pop up shop set up and it works really great. Even though some things are more than $5 most of my items were actually $5. If you have a very small child, I'm warning you they have lots of cute toys and a lot of candy especially near the checkout so either prep them before you go in or don't bring them.”

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  2. 99¢ Dreams - 125 Fulton Avenue

    125 Fulton Avenue, Hempstead NY 11550

    4 Good 22 reviews

    • Today 10AM – 8PM

    “Well organized store with huge selection of items from back to school items to pet supplies. They also change up their stock depending on the holiday or occassion.”

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  3. 99 Cents Wonder - 591 Fulton Avenue

    591 Fulton Avenue, Hempstead NY 11550

    3.8 Good 43 reviews

    “Best service. Just ask for help. Love these people and lots of great stuff. Got a whole bunch of things . Add fixed up my house for under 10 bucks great great great”

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  5. Fulton 99¢ Plus and Discount Inc - 247 Fulton Avenue

    247 Fulton Avenue, Hempstead NY 11550

    3.4 Good 16 reviews

    “Decent little 'dollar' (and up) store. They accept payment cards and I didn't see any minimum posted. My items rang to $8 and change and they took the debit card. There's a little bit of everything as far as your typical dollar-plus store stuff. I didn't see any greeting cards. Nice selection of Christmas decorations. Spotted one very elusive item here that I can't seem to find anywhere: square foil burner covers for gas stoves! So glad to see them. Some of the aisles were spacious but other areas were a bit cramped. Employees were on hand and very helpful in finding something I was looking for. The guy walked me over to locate the item; he didn't just point or tell me where to look. That rounds up the 3.5 stars to 4. There's a small parking lot which makes for a convenient quick stop.”

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  6. Fulton 99¢ Plus and Discount Inc - 247 Fulton Avenue

    247 Fulton Avenue, Hempstead NY 11550

    3.4 Good 23 reviews

    “Decent little 'dollar' (and up) store. They accept payment cards and I didn't see any minimum posted. My items rang to $8 and change and they took the debit card. There's a little bit of everything as far as your typical dollar-plus store stuff. I didn't see any greeting cards. Nice selection of Christmas decorations. Spotted one very elusive item here that I can't seem to find anywhere: square foil burner covers for gas stoves! So glad to see them. Some of the aisles were spacious but other areas were a bit cramped. Employees were on hand and very helpful in finding something I was looking for. The guy walked me over to locate the item; he didn't just point or tell me where to look. That rounds up the 3.5 stars to 4. There's a small parking lot which makes for a convenient quick stop.”

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