Department Stores in La Jolla, CA

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  1. 8657 Villa La Jolla Drive, La Jolla CA 92037

    3.9 Good 155 reviews

    “I always have a fun shopping experience here! They have a fantastic selection of clothes and home goods at great prices. It’s a bit of a treasure hunt every time, and I always leave with something special.”

  2. 8875 Villa La Jolla Drive, La Jolla CA 92037

    3.7 Good 248 reviews

    “I'm traveling to NYC this week. I went in for some last minute shopping. They had so options for fun shoes and outfits. I found a really unique dress and a pair of walking sandals. I can always count on Nordstrom Rack for something special!”

  3. 9500 Gilman Dr, La Jolla CA 92093

    3.3 Good 14 reviews

    “It is so incredibly stocked up - I’ve never seen a target this stocked up before! Neat and clean Was only visiting but Ended up getting few things Used self- check out And there was one person ready to assist - It’s Target! Wish it was there when I went there ??‍♀️”

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  5. 9500 Gilman Drive, La Jolla CA 92093

    2.9 Average 103 reviews

    “This place only has bad reviews because people look up directions to the nearest Target, not realizing this is a special small target (similar to a CVS in selection) which is placed right in the middle of an enormous college campus (where parking is a fortune and nowhere close to the store). For its target audience - people already on the UCSD campus who don't want to leave campus to get basic groceries - this place is awesome. As someone who lived on campus before the Target, it is hard to describe to recent students how much of a life changer the addition of this store was. Beyond it's mere presence, it genuinely seems to be managed quite well. I rarely see items out of stock, lines at the checkout (which can wrap around the store during busy passing periods) go fast, and the selection of stuff is well chosen for the limited space available.”

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