Department Stores in Valrico, FL

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  1. 1901 FL-60, Valrico FL 33594

    3.6 Good 166 reviews

    “Gotta love Ross ! There prices are unbeatable ! I can spend 28$ and come out with two cute summer outfits.while this store was very cleaned and neatly organized. I have been in most Ross stores that look like a cyclone has went through it . But I have found the cutest outfit but not in my size or style area . I find it in the most unusual location. It apparently been labeled the wrong size and hung in the wrong area . digging through and finding your perfect fit clothes that have been labeled wrong and /or hung in the wrong area have made your digging and searching fun like a treasure hunt .”

  2. 2140 Bloomingdale Avenue, Valrico FL 33596

    3.2 Average 269 reviews

    “Better than most of the Walmarts but Customer Service has a ways to go. Don't even bother calling the phone # despite which option you select and home delivery from the store has it's own issues. They won't show up and provided ZERO COMMUNICATION! Walmart blames the grocery/shopper delivery company Spark, but Spark is owned by Walmart so Walmart is still to blame.”

  3. 2140 Bloomingdale Avenue, Valrico FL 33596

    2.1 Poor 40 reviews

    “Came for Black Friday with the "kid". I honestly come to spectate but ended up buying cute stuff for the kids foundation. My work force always donates stuff to toys for tots and also for the kids that most of these foundations do not Cater for, like teens. Found some cute socks of all ages and toys. The kiddo was hunting for cards he collects. I honestly liked what walmart had for BF vs Target. It wasn't crazy either. People just chilling with their friends and being lovely with each other. Outside before coming in, folks were talking about being veterans of "the Black Fridays or lore" you know the ones that people kill each other over dumb stuff? Saw some nice electronics but I don't play games anymore. I am very into studying science and technology. Nobody sells anything remotely near my current interests. I did buy more ingredients for mead to. Wish they sold food grade buckets and brewing stuff. I'd come more if they did. These cold seasons are phenomenal for beer making!”

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  5. 2140 Bloomingdale Ave, Valrico FL 33596

    2.1 Poor 41 reviews

    “Came for Black Friday with the "kid". I honestly come to spectate but ended up buying cute stuff for the kids foundation. My work force always donates stuff to toys for tots and also for the kids that most of these foundations do not Cater for, like teens. Found some cute socks of all ages and toys. The kiddo was hunting for cards he collects. I honestly liked what walmart had for BF vs Target. It wasn't crazy either. People just chilling with their friends and being lovely with each other. Outside before coming in, folks were talking about being veterans of "the Black Fridays or lore" you know the ones that people kill each other over dumb stuff? Saw some nice electronics but I don't play games anymore. I am very into studying science and technology. Nobody sells anything remotely near my current interests. I did buy more ingredients for mead to. Wish they sold food grade buckets and brewing stuff. I'd come more if they did. These cold seasons are phenomenal for beer making!”

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