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  1. Marshalls - 1771 South Alameda Street East

    1771 South Alameda Street East, Compton CA 90220

    4.1 Good 135 reviews

    “I visited Compton Marshalls yesterday, I found my cashier Natalie, to be completely patient and extremely helpful. I am always grateful when I'm treated with great customer service and a positive attitude. If she isn't already, i'd say Natalie would make a great manager/supervisor in the near future.”

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  2. Ross Dress for Less - 120 E Compton Blvd

    120 E Compton Blvd, Compton CA 90220

    3.9 Good 82 reviews

    “My favorite over priced store but I'd rather go there than go to DD'Discount where the clothing is cheaply made and poor in quality. Even the shoes are cheaply made and always seem to be running a bit small. Ross has a much higher quality despite they're not as cheap as before. At the end of the day I prefer TJ Max over all these supposed to be discounted stores .”

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  3. Ross Dress for Less - 212 Towne Center Drive

    212 Towne Center Drive, Compton CA 90220

    3.9 Good 148 reviews

    “Well what can I say it's Ross, I found some things that I could use although my daughter couldn't find any shoes in her size. I know that if I visit this place my rating may go up but it also may go down for lack of dressing rooms.”

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  5. Burlington - 233 East Compton Boulevard

    233 East Compton Boulevard, Compton CA 90220

    3.8 Good 134 reviews

    “I like this Burlington because most of the cashiers are friendly, even though some of them have been working there for years, but alwaya with the same good vibe.”

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  6. Target - 1621 South Alameda Street East

    1621 South Alameda Street East, Compton CA 90220

    3.7 Good 215 reviews

    “I have been to other Target store,but this store is the smallest Target store. It was very organized and maintained very nicely. They had small staff, but all the staff were helpful and friendly to the customers. Therefore I had great experiences from this Target store. Only thing that I didn't know about it which was the direction to the Target store. Yesterday,I suppose to meet someone at this Target store, but I got lost for a one hour. I was very imbrassed.Therefore there was a Almanita street, but they blocked the street. Therefore I had to find the other side of Alnedta Street. First of all, I couldn't fibx t Alameta. It disappeared next. I was driving around all the side of the store. Then, finally I found the Alameto street again. It be would be easy to missed the street. Later on I found the Almeria street on the map . I would like to recommend this Target store. They have a great price, good quality of products. They had excellent customer services too!”

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  7. Walmart Supercenter - 2100 North Long Beach Boulevard

    2100 North Long Beach Boulevard, Compton CA 90221

    3.3 Good 313 reviews

    “From day one I've shopped at Walmart since they built it. And I could say all of the years, I pub get one incident other than the net every time. I came everything I search for was there and the employees are very nice and kind.”

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  8. Oasis 1 Dollar Store - 224 Rosecrans Ave # 105

    224 Rosecrans Ave # 105, Compton CA 90222

    2.6 Average 7 reviews

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  9. Walmart Pharmacy - 2100 North Long Beach Boulevard

    2100 North Long Beach Boulevard, Compton CA 90221

    2.3 Poor 56 reviews

    “Walmart is Walmart. When you need something and you need it to be cost effective Walmart is the place to go. I'll build their prices have risen since Covid they are still the cheapest option for getting your household items. And they generally stay well stocked so most times you can find what you need at Walmart. That's always a good thing”

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