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  1. Marshalls - 4197 W Commercial Blvd

    4197 W Commercial Blvd, Tamarac FL 33319

    4 Good 147 reviews

    “Don’t sleep on Marshals spring offerings. They have amazing outdoor furniture, greenery, bedding and spectacular Easter dresses for little girls. This store is well stocked and their Easter decor is so damn cute. Their juniors section is also very impressive. Surprisingly, they have a huge aisle with bedding and toys for dogs. Their shoe section is well stocked and clean as well as their hand bag area. Really nice location.”

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  2. Ross Dress for Less - 5755 N University Dr

    5755 N University Dr, Tamarac FL 33321

    3.8 Good 185 reviews

    “I have read a lot of reviews and I can honestly say most of them are native the staff are great N the cashier move excemely fast and friendly I never had a bad day at Ross very friendly staff you can find just about everything at Ross I love it in university don't let the native of people distory each other thank you ........”

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  3. Walmart Neighborhood Market - 6931 Northwest 88th Avenue

    6931 Northwest 88th Avenue, Tamarac FL 33321

    3.5 Good 201 reviews

    “Supervisor and workers have an amazing customer service ! Easy to talk to understanding and resolves issues if it can be resolved . Big thanks to supervisor shift may 9th 2026 12:00pm for hearing out my issue and not being rude, mean , or disrespectful actually talked to me and explained herself which was amazing communication like this is what is needed in every Walmart , she’ll make a great store manager one day !”

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