Department Stores in La Cañada Flintridge, CA

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  1. 935 Foothill Boulevard, La Cañada Flintridge CA 91011

    4.2 Good 153 reviews

    “Going to Home Goods is always something of a treasure hunt. You never know what you'll find and the prices are reasonable. The selection is pretty good (but changes constantly), the staff is friendly, it's in a nice area and parking is easy. The only negative is the maze-like checkout line; whoever designed it really needs to go back to school -- it makes the snaking lines at Disneyland look positively user-friendly.”

  2. 663 Foothill Boulevard, La Cañada Flintridge CA 91011

    3.9 Good 172 reviews

    “Was looking at the jewelry section and purchased a necklace for myself. Katrina helped me out and even helped me fix the clasp on the necklace. I’m so glad her inviting aura led me to secure the necklace and I would recommend everyone to go peruse the jewelry section and say what’s up! W worker and W interaction 10/10”

  3. 2111 Foothill Boulevard, La Cañada Flintridge CA 91011

    3.6 Good 185 reviews

    “Just writing to say that the girl who has been arranging the shelves super nicely at this location the past couple of weeks (specifically in the beauty section cuz that's where I mainly shop) is an angel !! She needs a bonus or something Ross is already fire but the hella neat shelves really elevate the shopping experience to tha next level 😍😍”

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  5. 965 Town Center Drive, La Cañada Flintridge CA 91011

    2.6 Average 178 reviews

    “Go in for tampons and milk, leave with a cart full of stuff and minus $800 in your bank account. Justify that purchase. It was 15% offYou needed to buy 3 for the $5 gift card. Do you boo”

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