Department Stores in Enterprise, AL

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  1. 616 Boll Weevil Circle, Enterprise AL 36330

    4.4 Superb 120 reviews

    “Easily one of the better TJ Maxx stores I've been it. It's always clean and well stocked, the staff are very kind and helpful, and they always have great items!”

  2. 1305 Boll Weevil Circle, Enterprise AL 36330

    4.3 Superb 102 reviews

    “They didn't have the herbicide I wanted to purchase. At checkout they asked if I found everything I wanted and I explained what I was looking for. Michele looked it up and found that it was in the back then she went back there and brought it up front. I appreciate her hard work.”

  3. 622-C Boll Weevil Circle, Enterprise AL 36330

    4.3 Superb 77 reviews

    “Along with the clothing options, Bealls has a nice selection of home goods. The prices are good. I found one item with a sale price, the same as the 'pre-sale' price. I liked the price, though, so i don't know that it mattered.”

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  5. 626 Boll Weevil Cir, Enterprise AL 36330

    3.5 Good 14 reviews

    “Dec 22, 2025- store is busy and Christmas items are on sale. Picked up Christmas candy, blankets, and a Peanuts rug all for half off. I am a happy girl. Only disappointment was there was a rack in the back with kids clothes on it that said Reduced... but no prices on the tag showing a reduced price. Staff up front had no clue so I had to put some things away. I did ask if she would check the items to see if they were on sale a some were. To the manager: That is a problem that needs fixing. Other than that I was very pleased with the items I purchased.”

  6. 600 Boll Weevil Circle, Enterprise AL 36330

    3.3 Good 296 reviews

    “I first reviewed this store 3 years ago, but after moving to Enterprise I have come to not view this Walmart in a good standing. It is almost always too crowded and the parking lot is poorly designed. The workers are often not as helpful and polite as they should be.”

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