Department Stores in Daly City, CA

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  1. 130 A Serramonte Center, Daly City CA 94015

    4.1 Good 205 reviews

    “It’s not a bad story they have good fishing stuff and good utility and this little bit Japanese in Chinese, which is really cool and I love how it really beautiful in it but one thing is it’s placed in a way to place a nerve of Dave & Buster’s in the mall one thing I would like to move overall I love the only one near me”

  2. 152 Serramonte Center, Daly City CA 94015

    3.5 Good 284 reviews

    “Needed a suit for a wedding for my adult son. There was a good selection, reasonable prices, and extremely helpful employees! We found the item we needed, alterations available, we are so happy!”

  3. 151 Serramonte Center, Daly City CA 94015

    3.5 Good 163 reviews

    “The location is clean, cheap and well stocked. Definitely worth a visit to do some 🛒, also found place to sit while the others were wondering about.”

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  5. 133 Serramonte Center, Daly City CA 94015

    3.3 Good 224 reviews

    “If you’re looking to save a little bit of money. Then you might want to check out this target. It has a huge selection of things to choose from. Now if you decide to stop by let them know Pastor Dre sent you representing Gospel Swag.”

  6. 147 Serramonte Center, Daly City CA 94015

    3.2 Average 215 reviews

    “Just visited, didn’t buy anything. The staff seemed kind and helpful though and the store was well organized. Overall, I think it is a great Ross Dress for Less location.”

  7. 303 Gellert Blvd, Daly City CA 94015

    3.3 Good 43 reviews

    “This is the closest HomeGoods near us. And the second HG I have been to. Lots of beautiful home decor items with different aesthetics, snacks and candy and even pet treats. I recently came by with my fur baby and we shopped around for some bedroom items. I love looking at all the beautiful designs. Had a hard time picking out what I wanted since so many choices. Check out process took a while as the line was long but service friendly. I felt like the prices are fair and this place provided a great shopping experience. Located inside the Serramonte Shopping Complex.”

  8. 405 Westlake Center, Daly City CA 94015

    3.1 Average 217 reviews

    “This ross is very neat and well presented with all merchandises. The line is fast in Cashier registers. They are very helpful for my concerns. I definitely will be back to shop here.”

  9. 1 Serramonte Center, Daly City CA 94015

    3 Average 272 reviews

    “This Macy's location has lots of parking, it is easy to get to because it is right off the freeway. There are always sales going on, so it is pretty easy to find what you're looking for at a reasonable price. There are two floors in this department store. My favorite section is on the second floor and it's called "Backstage" and that's where all the discounted items are. I recommend checking it out because there is always something new for such good prices. The downside to this store is sometimes they seem understaffed maybe, because I have had numerous issues with trying to find someone to help me if I have questions. And there aren't a lots of cashiers open. Buy if you go on a slow day, you can be in and out in a reasonable amount of time.”

  10. 133 Serramonte Center, Daly City CA 94015

    2.8 Average 76 reviews

    “AMAZING curbside service! So easy & the young lady who brought my order to me was simply lovely. She was personable, professional & kind. she loaded a microwave into my car while making pleasant small talk with me Excellent customer service Kaori! i was so impressed I made sure to get her name! thank you!!”

  11. 100 Westlake Center, Daly City CA 94015

    2.8 Average 126 reviews

    “Great little target, has a great combination of food items and typical target essentials. The store was clean and well kept. Parking can be tuff but not impossible.”

  12. 418 Westlake Center, Daly City CA 94015

    2.6 Average 128 reviews

    “This BURLINGTON is just like the ones that I frequented in Metro DETROIT and LAS VEGAS. It's a timing thing. If I see another big fella going in I have to beat him to the large Men's row. Checking out makes you long for a recliner, especially if you are behind a woman because she and the cashier must discuss every item that she's buying. I still have a 465.00 leather jacket that I paid 65.00 for in 2011 at a Burlington's location on EASTERN Ave in VEGAS.”

  13. 1 Serramonte Center, Daly City CA 94015

    2.2 Poor 86 reviews

    “I like this MACY'S a lot. The jewelry department is excellent. I buy jewelry here almost exclusively. They have pay-over-time with a MACY'S card and Jewelry Repair ‍ Plans, which I highly recommend. If you gain and lose weight a lot, the jewelry repair plan allows you to get your rings sized for free. Most of the staff there in jewelry are really nice and helpful, but it is sometimes understaffed and you might have to wait a little to get assistance with your purchases. But when the associates are helping you, they focus on you, not on trying to do a bunch of things at once, or helping a bunch of people at once, which is refreshing. Whenever I've had a return or an exchange or need my jewelry serviced, they are always helpful, including the department manager, he's a good guy.The candy section is undersized and could use some improvement, especially their nearly non-existent Godiva section. If you want a Godiva selection, hit the MACY'S in San Mateo, they have a lot of good selections over there.The makeup departments there are great, I got one of them to do my wedding makeup . This was a few years' back, but if you buy some makeup, it's free.My only other grouse is that sometimes later in the evening, before closing, there is not enough staff to go around, really. Also, for you jewelry fans like myself, be aware that the Jewelry Department closes 1 hour before the store does.”

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