Department Stores in Tustin, CA

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  1. 526 East 1st Street, Tustin CA 92780

    4.4 Superb 152 reviews

    “One of the best Daiso I’ve visited. It is a spacious store with lots of variety and a bunch of cute sanrio items. It is also very clean and the employees are very friendly. I highly recommend this location”

  2. 2826 El Camino Real, Tustin CA 92782

    4.3 Superb 120 reviews

    “Super lovely people, I always come in and everyone is so welcoming super great environment, great products such as Sonny’s, smiski, etc. overall great experience every time I come in I recommend to everyone!! :))”

  3. 17350 17th St, Tustin CA 92780

    5 Superb 4 reviews

    “Hollis and Jackie truly have truly established a charming stop for refined gifts and momentos. Wether you’re corporate or indie, they’ve got you covered. Never before have I had my needs met so well and with impeccable customer service.”

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  5. 18182 Irvine Boulevard, Tustin CA 92780

    3.8 Good 273 reviews

    “They do keep stepping up their game. Since they are in the middle of the neighborhood stores I normally ship at, so Kohl's should be the first place to check out for anything that they carry.”

  6. 2951 El Camino Real, Tustin CA 92782

    3.7 Good 169 reviews

    “As a regular shopper I am sad that the customers that shop there have little respect for those working in retail. They just throw stuff everywhere. But I commend the cashiers. They are always pleasant it's their attitude that brings me back.”

  7. 17261 17th Street, Tustin CA 92780

    3.7 Good 182 reviews

    “AMAZING spot. Always coming here for deals and never disappointed with the items, just on myself if I go late after everything sells!!! Stuff here is great and will always come here on my lunch, if I don’t come here, it’s me eating at work/doing hw or getting a haircut; I don’t plan on going to another location! Ty “adi” for always assisting, you a G!”

  8. 2817 Park Avenue, Tustin CA 92782

    3.7 Good 243 reviews

    “I stopped by the TJ Maxx in the Tucson Ranch Rd complex in Santa Ana, and overall, it’s a pretty solid location if you enjoy the “treasure hunt” shopping experience. Like most TJ Maxx stores, the selection is always changing, which is part of the fun. This location had a good variety across clothing, home décor, and accessories. I found some great deals, especially in the home section — lots of unique pieces at really good prices. The store itself is decent in terms of organization, but you do need a bit of patience. Some areas, especially the clothing racks, felt a little crowded and slightly messy, which can make browsing a bit more time-consuming. That said, it’s kind of expected with a store like this, especially during busy hours. One thing I did appreciate was that, despite the volume of items, the store didn’t feel overly chaotic. You can still move around comfortably, and sections are somewhat clearly laid out. Staff were polite and helpful when approached, though they seemed a bit stretched during peak times. Checkout lines can build up quickly, and not all registers were open, so there was a bit of a wait. Nothing too crazy, but something to keep in mind if you’re in a rush. Parking is shared with the rest of the plaza, so it can get busy, but usually manageable if you’re willing to walk a little. Overall, this TJ Maxx is a good spot for deals and hidden gems. If you go in with a bit of time and patience, you’ll likely walk out with something great.”

  9. 2882 El Camino Real, Tustin CA 92782

    3.7 Good 253 reviews

    “Diane is the sweetest woman to ever live. I came in a month ago with about 22 items and she was so kind and patient as she helped me return every item. Such a great lady, I hope she gets a raise for her hard work!!”

  10. 18182 Irvine Blvd, Tustin CA 92780

    2.9 Average 27 reviews

    “there were two employees who were talking about what makeup they used today and one of them had to change the topic to gossip about the new girl. so tacky to criticize your coworker right in front of a customer. the girl deserves a better work environment”

  11. 2300 Park Avenue, Tustin CA 92782

    3.5 Good 161 reviews

    “VERY HANDY ! My wife and I hit this huge store on a rainy Saturday. First up I grabbed some personal care toiletries in the MAN ZONE. My wife found some cute easter baskets for our 2 little grand daughters. PERFECT ! We had in our mind to buy a couple of bedside lamps ( base and shade ) to change the look of our bedroom now we have added new linen colors on our bed. I found the style of white fluted lamp shades we wanted in their small lighting section...for $12 each. It would have been $25 each for base & shade at Ikea for almost the same look we ended up with using our amp bases. And they look great too ! We also needed a pair of white standard pillow cases for the guest bedroom. We found them for just $18 for their home brand.....a ton cheaper than the $95 home brand at Macy's. Very helpful service at the checkout with the thoughtful female cashier pointed out a pretty gift bag was a bit wet from the damp shopping cart. We changed it out and she placed it inside a plastic bag. GOOD VALUE HERE !”

  12. 2300 Park Avenue, Tustin CA 92782

    3.5 Good 240 reviews

    “A fine Target. It itself is just average, but I have 4 stars regardless. However, parking and the experience getting into the Target is awful and very detracting.”

  13. 2851 El Camino Real, Tustin CA 92782

    3.2 Average 209 reviews

    “i was super excited to go through the clearance racks, but one of the employees much ignored me when i asked where the dressing rooms were. then i found a sweater i really liked but the size was wrong, so i looked for help and was on my own. it sucks becuase the store had some solid deals on basics, like i got a pair of jeans for twelve bucks that feel great. the vibe was just off though, not worth the hassle. i’d still go back but it’s a gamble.”

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