Home Decor near Alpine, CA

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  1. 1730 Alpine Blvd, Alpine CA 91901

    5 Superb 37 reviews

    “This place is incredible. Has an amazing boutique feel and smells really good and has some of the most affordable things that I found in Southern California. Do yourself a favor and stop by.”

  2. 2530 Alpine Blvd Ste. E, Alpine CA 91901

    4 Good 32 reviews

    “Very ? nice place and owner.huge selection of one of a kind things .highly recommend it as a wonderfully gift idea place to shop my friends 21 year old cat passed away and I found the perfect gift”

  3. 15602 Olde Hwy 80, El Cajon CA 92021

    4.9 Superb 86 reviews

    “I have never been there in summer but it was just as beautiful as spring! Glad I went since I was out of soap...they have the best soap that I buy there every few months.”

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  5. 13966 Campo Rd, Jamul CA 91935

    4.9 Superb 87 reviews

    “Lovely store and owner. She's a very charming strong woman. She even put a 50 lbs bag of dog food in my truck without me even looking. She's got good prices on propane as well. Love conversating with her every time I visit.”

  6. 13288 I-8BL, El Cajon CA 92021

    4.5 Superb 67 reviews

    “I am so very happy with the level of customer service here. They are amazing. I am a woman, shopping for materials on my own, and everyone has gone over and above to assist me. I so appreciate the professionalism I have received and not found at the competitor. Thank you!”

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