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  1. Ross Dress for Less - 20650 Homestead Road

    20650 Homestead Road, Cupertino CA 95014

    3.7 Good 130 reviews

    “We visited many Ross stores across the U.S., but this location is by far the best. In my experience, Ross usually has low prices, but the stores can be messy—disorganized shelves, employees who don’t seem to know where things are, and cashiers who can be unfriendly or busy chatting. However, the Cupertino store was completely different. What surprised me the most was how neatly the suitcases were arranged. All the clothing was also well organized by section and size, making it very easy to shop. Most importantly, the cashier was extremely friendly and clearly took pride in their store. I think this will be the only Ross store I visit from now on. To the cashier who chatted with me about my trip to Hawaii — I don’t know your name, but you were the kindest Ross employee I’ve ever met!”

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  2. T.J. Maxx & HomeGoods - 20730 Stevens Creek Boulevard

    20730 Stevens Creek Boulevard, Cupertino CA 95014

    3.5 Good 160 reviews

    “I love shopping at this HomeGoods store - it is massive, well-stocked, organized, bright and clean. My favorite area is the home decor section; I always find something nice and unique at a great price. It gets busy on the weekends and the checkout line can get long, but they have plenty of registers open so it usually moves quickly.”

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  3. Target - 20745 Stevens Creek Boulevard

    20745 Stevens Creek Boulevard, Cupertino CA 95014

    3.1 Average 274 reviews

    “The drive up team at the Cupertino is the absolute best, every single one of them. I do pick-up weekly and they are always so fast and accurate. As soon as I park and I say I'm here they're literally running and they're always so nice and helpful. I don't know how target managed to hire these people seriously amazing job.”

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