Department Stores in Troy, AL

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  1. 1307 US-231, Troy AL 36081

    4.6 Superb 48 reviews

    “I like it, it’s very nice inside but it’s a chain more focused for women. Doesn’t mean they don’t have men’s clothes tho becuase they did. TJ Maxx very amazing”

  2. 111 Southland Village, Troy AL 36079

    4.3 Superb 90 reviews

    “We arrived 10mins before closing and was not rushed out ,then we left part of the merchandise and when I called up there ( 45mins afterwards closing) they met me at the door ,don't find many good employees so every who was at the troy store working the front register,,,,thank you n please keep these lady's !!!!!!!!”

  3. 1265 US-231, Troy AL 36081

    4.2 Good 45 reviews

    “Love this store. Staff is incredible, friendly and very helpful. Manager is Great , helpful, and also seen on the floor instead of hiding in office. Keep up the outstanding work!!!”

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  5. 401 North Three Notch Street, Troy AL 36081

    3.7 Good 66 reviews

    “This is best dg in the area. Always has home supplies you need. They really need more cashiers. They always have a line and only one person working. Dollar General, give these people some help! I know you all are raking in the money.”

  6. 1420 US-231, Troy AL 36081

    2.5 Average 4 reviews

    “If you haven't downloaded the grocery app and used the pick up here you need too!!! The team members are super, the selection and picking is done with care, and it's so convenient!!!!”

  7. 1420 US-231, Troy AL 36081

    3.6 Good 222 reviews

    “Just need to get rid of the door greeter named Diego he is very disrespectful told me that I needed to get off of the scooter and I was trying to get food so I got all upset and I can't even shop right now and I have five different types of seizures and he made me go into a seizure because he got me upset”

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