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Department Stores in Capitola, CA

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  1. Kohl's - 1855 41st Avenue

    1855 41st Avenue, Capitola CA 95010

    4.2 Good 175 reviews

    “The store has a great selection of seasonal items and clothing. Shelves are stocked with the best brands. They usually have good deals and promotions. There is an exit connected to the Capitola mall.”

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  2. Macy's - 1865 41st Avenue

    1865 41st Avenue, Capitola CA 95010

    3.7 Good 170 reviews

    “there were only three people on the floor, but each one of them greeted me, and when I needed assistance, they were SO nice and helpful!! This particular Macy's is a good place to shop for intimatesand cosmetics.”

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  3. Ross Dress for Less - 1955 41st Avenue

    1955 41st Avenue, Capitola CA 95010

    3.7 Good 153 reviews

    “I like Ross. Having said that, I'm a big guy and I rarely can find shirts in my size that I like (3X or 4X). But when stuff I like is in stock, it's all good and you can't beat the prices.”

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  5. Santa Cruz Apparel - 1855 41st Ave

    1855 41st Ave, Capitola CA 95010

    3.6 Good 47 reviews

    “Staff are friendly and is related to the Boardroom on 41st and the store in Capitola. You can get your iconic Santa Cruz gear here, Salty Crew and other similar brands. The location is well kept and contemporary, and a fun local addition to the mall. If they don't have what you're looking for, they may have it at their other locations.”

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  6. Target - 1825 41st Avenue

    1825 41st Avenue, Capitola CA 95010

    3.1 Average 240 reviews

    “I LOVE grocery shopping at Target online. I select what I want and pay for it. After work I drive to curbside area. My purchases come to me then off I go. Anything to make life easier is a huge plus in my book.”

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