Department Stores in Davis, CA

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  1. 4651 2nd Street, Davis CA 95618

    4 Good 177 reviews

    “I'm hoping this new review will encourage handicapped people to give this store another chance. I use a power wheelchair and some of my previous experiences with this store weren't the best because of the aisles being too close together, clutter on the floor, etc...basically not very accessible. Yesterday my boyfriend and I went shopping, the first time in over 6 months and, WOW, what a difference! The store looks completely different, which we noticed upon entering. Very inviting atmosphere, extremely organized with more access in the aisles for handicapped people with wheelchairs or walkers. I was able to move through the clothing section with no problem, and purchased several items. We spoke with the new manager who was pleased to hear about our experience and she explained that she took over the store several months ago and her goal was to improve the overall shopping experience for everyone! Accomplished!”

  2. 2107 Cowell Boulevard, Davis CA 95618

    4.1 Good 29 reviews

    “I visited this store with my boyfriend for the first time today !! Wow, I wish I came in sooner. Such a great selection of items, very clean and organized, and I had a wonderful experience with Oanh at checkout -- she was very sweet and helpful! I look forward to coming again to browse the store and finding more gear for sports and camping! The prices for some items were also great and surprisingly cheap, and nice quality too!”

  3. 4601 2nd Street, Davis CA 95618

    3.5 Good 191 reviews

    “The Target on 2nd Street in Davis California is an excellent store. I’ve been able to take care of all of my needs. I love the Pharmacy. The pharmacist seemed to remember me and inquire about my health and they’re very friendly. I have never had a bad experience at this Target.”

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