Department Stores in Montclair, CA

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  1. 8710 Central Avenue, Montclair CA 91763

    4.2 Good 124 reviews

    “It's a great store lots of stuff and cheap really really great store and very clean and the workers are really helpful I am definitely going back and getting me a gaming chair”

  2. 5100 Montclair Plz Ln, Montclair CA 91763

    4.2 Good 210 reviews

    “Additional in-store discounts on top of the sale price used to be automatic. The cashier would scan the barcode on their coupon sheet at the register. No longer. Now, the customer must supply the coupon barcode from their phone app for the cashier to scan. Not as convenient, but I’ll adapt.”

  3. 5445 Moreno St, Montclair CA 91763

    4 Good 158 reviews

    “I had to run to here during the night to grab some essentials wear for Disney land and was able to find everything I needed under ten minutes before the store closed. The staff was super nice to me and I appreciated their patience with my last minute shopping spree!”

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  5. 9052 Central Ave, Montclair CA 91763

    3.8 Good 250 reviews

    “My favorite local Target. Drive up is a huge life saver and I appreciate every single person who has helped me. Whether I’ve made a return, bought a coffee, or shopped online for pick up, my experience at this particular store has been pleasant every time. Thank you and kudos to management and staff.”

  6. 5000 Plaza Ln, Montclair CA 91763

    3.6 Good 283 reviews

    “I had the most amazing experience with a Mac employee her name is Scarlet thank you so much for taking the time to match my foundation and find the lip color I wanted. You were so kind and inviting.”

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