Department Stores in Stamford, CT

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  1. 27-29 High Ridge Rd, Stamford CT 06905

    4 Good 128 reviews

    “This HomeGoods location is clean and very well organized. I'm always able to find something (not necessarily what I came in for, but always something.) Best, Rick”

  2. 2235 Summer St, Stamford CT 06905

    3.9 Good 133 reviews

    “A few days ago I visited this store. I have something to compare this store with other stores of this chain in different states. In my opinion, the store is decorated well, quite clean. There were not many branded goods with discounts. The service at the checkout was friendly. Also for me, a disadvantage is that the parking lot is too small, there were no free spaces at all.”

  3. 151 Broad Street, Town Center Drive Mall, Stamford CT 06901

    3.6 Good 190 reviews

    “I had great experience shopping at Macy’s in Stamford. Customer service was excellent ! Norah and manager at women’s department were very friendly and helpful.”

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  5. 2321 Summer Street, Stamford CT 06905

    3.8 Good 56 reviews

    “Has great customer service and doesn’t have bad stuff me and mom go there for girl nights because we can get candy, drink, and pajamas and also I could buy art stuff for me and my friend that loves to do art”

  6. 151 Broad St, Town Center Dr Mall, Stamford CT 06901

    3.8 Good 8 reviews

  7. 21 Broad Street, Stamford CT 06901

    2.1 Poor 47 reviews

    “They had plenty of sales and very nice clothes, the selection of items were beautiful and more affordable than the other targets I've been to, everything was very easy to find. There were many workers who were ready to help and overall the service was excellent.”

  8. 21 Broad St, Stamford CT 06901

    2.5 Average 276 reviews

    “It is so hard to find your way into target. They need better signs. If I wasn’t desperate to get snacks I would have left with the amount of navigating through the elevator and stairs”

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