Department Stores in Batesville, AR

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  1. 2360 Harrison St, Batesville AR 72501

    4.6 Superb 111 reviews

    “My husband asked me why I loved going to T J Maxx so much. I said it is because I can find things I love that make me happy without it costing so much. Love TJ Maxx!!!!”

  2. 3239 Harrison Street, Batesville AR 72501

    4 Good 86 reviews

    “We went yesterday to buy a riding mower, trailer and thanks to our 6 year old, left with chicks, a coop and a run lol! The guys here were absolutely amazing! They took all the time to show us everything we needed to get, explain the care of, and just all around help us in any way WITH such positive attitudes and fantastic energy! The staff was just simply amazing! We even had a snag where when trying to check out we had to call the bank to approve the purchase, it ended up taking a little bit and they never made us feel bad. They made us feel sooo welcome and made sure to tell us to come to them if we need any help with anything! We will absolutely keep coming here ?❤️”

  3. 3150 Harrison Street, Batesville AR 72501

    3.2 Average 192 reviews

    “In a hurry, I requested 20.00 and left without retrieving it from the machine. Once I realized what I had done, I thought that was the end. No one to blame but myself, however, I went back to the store and all the clerks treated me with concern and great respect. I want to give a special shout out to Maxi and I think Lilly. Of course I was glad to get my 20 dollars, but overwhelmed by the honesty and thoughtfulness of the clerks. I understand an unnamed shopper turned it in originally. Thankful for honest people.”

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