Department Stores in Lake Worth, FL

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  1. 6490 Lake Worth Road, Lake Worth Beach FL 33463

    4.4 Superb 108 reviews

    “Good place to find clothes at a reasonable price, but it can be a bit hit or miss depending on what you are looking for. The staff has been helpful when I visit.”

  2. 6330 Lantana Road, Lake Worth Beach FL 33463

    4 Good 185 reviews

    “Even if you don’t find anything, you find everything. The TJ Maxx company along with Marshalls and HomeGoods is absolutely fabulous. I would highly recommend finding one near your location. Why pay full price where you can get everything at more reasonable prices. Cost-effective… Best selling Children’s Author, Catherine Gibson”

  3. 6308 Lantana Road, Lake Worth Beach FL 33463

    3.7 Good 132 reviews

    “This Ross Dress for Less location is one of my go‑to spots when I’m looking for good deals without spending a ton. The store is usually well organized, and I can always find something new every time I stop by. The staff is helpful when you need them, and checkout moves pretty quickly even when it’s busy. They’ve got a solid mix of clothes, shoes, and home items, and the prices make it easy to grab a few extra things without feeling guilty. Overall, it’s a reliable place to shop when you want variety and value in one stop.”

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  5. 5900 South State Rd 7, Lake Worth Beach FL 33449

    3.6 Good 71 reviews

    “Love this target! Bought my work set up from home at this location. Staff and managers were very helpful. Wide selection of products, clothing, and snacks ???”

  6. Wal-Mart Supercenter, 4545 Hypoluxo Road, Lake Worth Beach FL 33463

    3.3 Good 62 reviews

    “The one on 441 is always neat and clean, everything in its place. The others like the one on Hypoluxo and the other one on Old Boynton Beach Road are a mess. Real dumps and the employees don't care. Terrible!”

  7. 4545 Hypoluxo Road, Lake Worth Beach FL 33463

    3.2 Average 287 reviews

    “Customer service experience was excellent. NADINE IS SUPER SUPER NICE and extremely helpful. Give this lady a raise for her amazing attitude 🙏 8/14 2026 at 4:28pm”

  8. Neighborhood Market Suite 6967, 4105 South State Rd 7, Lake Worth Beach FL 33449

    3.5 Good 22 reviews

    “REESE'S Candy. GOOD. Since branching out to package their Candy in Bars and other shapes and sizes I rate REESE'S highly. Just as GOOD are REESE'S Ice Cream especially their Cake. RECOMMEND.”

  9. Town & Country Plaza, 1908 Lake Worth Road, Lake Worth Beach FL 33461

    3.2 Average 52 reviews

    “Nothing was stray, honestly, would definitely go back as I have. It was cheap and efficient material, the alarm clock, only 5 bucks, the weather and humidity area along with the date and time a great item to get.”

  10. 4545 Hypoluxo Road, Lake Worth Beach FL 33463

    1.4 Poor 17 reviews

    “This place does take some level of self-reliance to find everything and get yourself checked out. There are few cashier manned registered, so the fastest route is self-check out. Make sure all your items have a readable barcode. If you have them all facing up in your cart, you can use the scan gun to scan them quickly!When Qtips were nowhere to be found, I asked a worker passing by and she pointed it to me, hidden on a side wall with baby wipes, not in ear care section. She was helpful when asked. No one will stop and ask you if you're finding everything you need today. It's up to you to make you visit successful and enjoyable. SODA: If you consume sodas or have a party, they have boxes of 24 cans for about $7. That's reasonably priced without waiting for a sale.SALMON: I also noticed their slab of salmon was priced comparable to Aldi's. Convenient to pickup with my other groceries when needed.I don't go to Walmarts for service, it's mainly for convenience of a "one-stop" shopping experience with good prices.”

  11. Inside Walmart, 4545 Hypoluxo Road, Lake Worth Beach FL 33463

    2 Poor 28 reviews

    “This place does take some level of self-reliance to find everything and get yourself checked out. There are few cashier manned registered, so the fastest route is self-check out. Make sure all your items have a readable barcode. If you have them all facing up in your cart, you can use the scan gun to scan them quickly! When Qtips were nowhere to be found, I asked a worker passing by and she pointed it to me, hidden on a side wall with baby wipes, not in ear care section. She was helpful when asked. No one will stop and ask you if you're finding everything you need today. It's up to you to make you visit successful and enjoyable. SODA: If you consume sodas or have a party, they have boxes of 24 cans for about $7. That's reasonably priced without waiting for a sale. SALMON: I also noticed their slab of salmon was priced comparable to Aldi's. Convenient to pickup with my other groceries when needed. I don't go to Walmarts for service, it's mainly for convenience of a "one-stop" shopping experience with good prices.”

  12. 4545 Hypoluxo Road, Lake Worth Beach FL 33463

    1.8 Poor 45 reviews

    “Just witnessed an employee screaming at an elderly gentleman (along with his wife) in the parking lot. " F*ck you!" "F*cking little b*tch!" You should be proud to have employees like that representing your store (sarcasm).”

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