Department Stores in Huntington Park, CA

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  1. 5980 Pacific Blvd, Huntington Park CA 90255

    4.1 Good 309 reviews

    “Petra Montoya is in the credit department, she is a very kind person, she helps you as much as she can to complete your procedure, look for her, she can help you”

  2. 7316 South Alameda Street, Huntington Park CA 90255

    3.8 Good 147 reviews

    “This location is my favorite they have everything I’m looking for! The staff is nice and friendly the only thing would be the restrooms they are always dirty that’s the only thing that I would say needs improvement”

  3. 5964 Pacific Blvd, Huntington Park CA 90255

    3.7 Good 83 reviews

    “I love the costumer serves this awesome guy named Steven Martinezwho helped me out purchase my first buy here at the store. I love the attitude and work ethic and how helpful he was to get my membership here. I know he has the ability to help anyone and everyone.”

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  5. 6420 Pacific Boulevard, Huntington Park CA 90255

    3.5 Good 163 reviews

    “JCPenney is a solid store when I want something practical without spending too much. I like checking the sales, especially for clothes, shoes, and home items, and I usually find at least one thing that’s actually useful. It’s an easy place to shop when I need everyday basics without making it complicated.”

  6. 7410 Alameda Street, Huntington Park CA 90255

    3.1 Average 202 reviews

    “I'm still processing the fact that I got some really nice clothes here and I didn't even spend allot. I'm in shock, now I'm hooked on Ross. Lol”

  7. 5731 Bickett Street, Huntington Park CA 90255

    2.8 Average 133 reviews

    “I usually use curbside pickup, and the staff is always SUPER friendly. I picked up an order on 9/9/26 and want to give a special shoutout to Evelyn for her superb customer service. It was peak hour, and she was HUSTLING to get everyone their orders quickly while still being friendly and helpful. Her hard work and great attitude really stood out. Thank you, Evelyn! 👏🏽⭐”

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