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  1. Five Below - 697 Hillside Avenue

    697 Hillside Avenue, New Hyde Park NY 11040

    4.5 Superb 179 reviews

    “I love shopping here and the employees here are very friendly and always helpful . People who have made complaints about how they are treated poorly maybe they should have stopped and think hey maybe I deserved the poor treatment from the employee/s and don’t be a stickler and always expect to be greeted the minute you walk in.You are not a KING or anything ?. So be mindful of your actions first before pointing fingers at others.”

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  2. Big 99¢ Plus - 1700 Lakeville Rd

    1700 Lakeville Rd, New Hyde Park NY 11040

    4 Good 58 reviews

    “Neighborhood gem. The owners are very nice people. The place is always spotless and well organized. I have found some items go for more than 5$ but most are within your regular dollar store range. Be careful not to leave your car parked on Jerchico cause you will get a ticket. There is parking on the side however”

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  3. The Best 99¢ Store - 1335 Jericho Turnpike

    1335 Jericho Turnpike, New Hyde Park NY 11040

    3.5 Good 78 reviews

    “This has to be the best store ever. It's very large and they have anything you can imagine. I was looking for something that I imagined and wish that I could find, very specific, and I found it exactly! I could not have manufactured it more perfectly myself. And it was a good price. So I will always go there to find something that I'm looking for”

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