Department Stores in Hallandale Beach, FL

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  1. 1425 East Hallandale Beach Boulevard, Hallandale Beach FL 33009

    3.4 Good 210 reviews

    “If you’re looking for high-quality brands at a fraction of the cost, this Ross is worth a visit. It’s definitely a treasure hunt—you have to be patient and dig through the racks to find your size or preferred brand, but the savings are totally worth the effort. I’ve found some amazing deals here by just taking my time. Great for bargain hunters!”

  2. 2551 East Hallandale Beach Boulevard, Hallandale Beach FL 33009

    3 Average 432 reviews

    “Lots of variety, although it should have a little quicker replenishment, since there is a lot of movement of people and the most sought-after products are never available.”

  3. 1409 East Hallandale Beach Boulevard, Hallandale Beach FL 33009

    3 Average 209 reviews

    “Nice variety of brand name products at discounted prices. Has a fitting room and a bathroom available to customers. Staff is friendly and easy 30 day return policy of something doesn't fit right, super helpful staff. Handicapped accessible.”

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  5. 2551 E Hallandale Beach Blvd, Hallandale Beach FL 33009

    1.9 Poor 23 reviews

    “So friendly, clean and helpful. Very multicultural so if you are foreign most likely someone will speak your language. Do not park and leave your car to go to the beach or somewhere else or you will be towed as soon as you leave. They have cameras and them boys do not play. I've seen peoole run to their cars not to get towed. They have been so good to me and they have an amazing critter population in their parking lot. I live Walmart. They have nice bathrooms and an amazing multicultural food selection. More so than any other Walmart I've been to recently.”

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