Department Stores in Saint Johns, FL

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  1. 845 Durbin Pavilion Drive, Saint Johns FL 32259

    3.7 Good 380 reviews

    “Weekends suck! because it is the busiest days to go shopping there and Wlamart does the BEST job of not staffing enough people or opening enough registers. So you have to spend more time waiting to check out then you did shopping. Its great 🙄 But they finally enable tap-to-pay on their card machines, only after it being available for the past 10 years. Maybe they got tired of people complaining that their card machines don't work correctly.”

  2. 675 Durbin Pavilion Drive, Saint Johns FL 32259

    3.5 Good 113 reviews

    “Always what you need for clothing (name brands for less) and household items at a great deal. You can even create your own kitchenware designer pans/pots sets here.”

  3. 112 Bartram Oaks Walk #103, St Johns FL 32259

    4.2 Good 4 reviews

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  5. 845 Durbin Pavilion Drive, Saint Johns FL 32259

    3.2 Average 82 reviews

    “Gary was a professional. I walked in an hour before they closed because I had damaged my frames and have been stressing out all day about them as they were new. within a minute Gary has fixed my glasses. thank you Gary”

  6. 675 Durbin Pavilion Drive Ste 105, Saint Johns FL 32259

    3.2 Average 113 reviews

    “Burlington is my go to . I have a great experience when I’m in the store and they have great selection and quality options. I love this store♥”

  7. 845 Durbin Pavilion Drive, Saint Johns FL 32259

    3.1 Average 73 reviews

    “Dr. Deepak and Stephanie are incredibly Amazing. I have been getting multiple prescriptions over the years and they are all smiles and always have answers to my questions. I would highly recommend the. To anyone. Thank you for all you do.”

  8. 845 Durbin Pavilion Drive, Saint Johns FL 32259

    2.6 Average 17 reviews

    “I spoke with JOSH in the pharmacy on 8/23/23. He was AMAZING and went ABOVE AND BEYOND to help me try to solve a pharmacy issue. You're the best and I say THANK YOU VERY MUCH! You deserve a raise!!! I appreciate you! Stacy Schumann”

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