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  1. T.J. Maxx - 18059 South Tamiami Trl

    18059 South Tamiami Trl, North Port FL 34287

    4.4 Superb 200 reviews

    “Associate at counter was very pleasant, friendly and not pushy. Kim is wonderful asset for your business. She even managed to get a credit card opened up because of her kindness. Thank you Kim.”

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  2. Ross Dress for Less - 18139 South Tamiami Trl

    18139 South Tamiami Trl, North Port FL 34287

    4.2 Good 150 reviews

    “Matt, I believe is the GM, he is so helpful ! I had a pair of sneakers stolen from my house and the person with them wanted a receipt before they returned them to me which is insane but whatever. Anywho- matt searched through all these transactions to find my receipt and he could have easily said no, he didn’t have time didn’t have the ability, but he didn’t. He took time out of his day to do that for me and I appreciate it soo much. Great customer service. I love this store”

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  3. Walmart Supercenter - 17000 South Tamiami Trl

    17000 South Tamiami Trl, North Port FL 34287

    3.7 Good 346 reviews

    “It's been hit or miss lately always out of stock for some items I really need but normally there's another Walmart to go to that has it. Pharmacy is definitely slow as he'll though”

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  5. Walmart Neighborhood Market - 1100 S Main St

    1100 S Main St, North Port FL 34287

    3.9 Good 179 reviews

    “This North Port, FL Location goes above and beyond to make its customers feel like friends. Very impressed with the kindness and respect all employees I engaged with had. The people who shopped there were also very respectful. Going to make this location my Walmart, even though it’s 20 minutes away! Thank you for your kindness.!”

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