Department Stores in West Hartford, CT

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  1. 50 Kane St, West Hartford CT 06119

    3.9 Good 75 reviews

    “Been going to Joey’z for since 2002 never had an issue with the staff. Love buying my cutains and bathroom items there. Wish I was still working in that plaza it was very convenient for me.”

  2. 333 N Main St, West Hartford CT 06117

    3.7 Good 160 reviews

    “They have an array of items and various options for each item as well. This store is def affordable and organized, prices are on par with the best deals I've seen across different locations as well!!”

  3. 176 Newington Rd, West Hartford CT 06110

    3.7 Good 76 reviews

    “Finally this store was well put together, Last staff order soooooo many products, it wicked too much to walk through the section, plus its an hazard, food products was expired but thank you to the new employees for reorganizing this store. Its easy to navigate, love the new layout to left as we enter”

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  5. 100 W Farms Mall, West Hartford CT 06110

    3.3 Good 9 reviews

    “This Macy's has a very nice selection of fine area rugs. I was impressed with the variety of sizes and styles that were available for me to purchase and take home immediately. There was also about 200 rugs in the rack that could be ordered and shipped to your house in any size you may need.”

  6. 333 North Main Street Ste 10, West Hartford CT 06117

    2.5 Average 123 reviews

    “I stopped into Target for a few basics and, like always, ended up browsing a little longer than planned. The store was easy to get around, and I liked being able to grab groceries, home items, and a few small extras in one trip. It’s one of those places that makes errands feel a little less boring.”

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