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  1. Hobby Lobby - 10201 Valley View Street

    10201 Valley View Street, Cypress CA 90630

    4.1 Good 345 reviews

    “So much stuff to look at and the variety of holiday decor is the best, I was able to find and buy Christian related assortment it was awsone to see it was available there 🫶”

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  2. Ross Dress for Less - 6900 Katella Avenue

    6900 Katella Avenue, Cypress CA 90630

    3.2 Average 183 reviews

    “Stopped by to get some gadgets for the phone. Big parking lot, clean, bright, well organized and secured. Staff are nice and friendly. Got stuff that I never thought they would have. Ended up getting more than I would like but oh well. Great values for my stuffs for sure. So glad they have it or else I have to order online and waiting for the shipping.”

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  3. Target - 6835 Katella Avenue

    6835 Katella Avenue, Cypress CA 90630

    3.1 Average 253 reviews

    “Had to return 2 items I had ordered online since I really wasn’t gona use them after all and it was the quickest n smooth process ever … walked in went straight to the returns desk where I was greeted immediately and assisted and done… In and out .. wish I could’ve remembered the guy’s name that helped me, but it was an awesome quick experience”

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  5. Target Mobile - 6835 Katella Ave

    6835 Katella Ave, Cypress CA 90630

    2.6 Average 82 reviews

    “I absolutely love shopping at Target! The store is always clean and well-organized, making it easy to find what I'm looking for. The staff are also always friendly and helpful. Plus, the prices are competitive and they often have great sales and discounts. Overall, I have had nothing but positive experiences at Target.”

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