Department Stores in Dallas, GA

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  1. 260 Merchants Square, Dallas GA 30132

    4.2 Good 121 reviews

    “While I am happy to still see that this place is around and workers still have a job in these strenuous times we're living in, the overall free of Big Lots isn't the same compared to what it was BEFORE the changing of ownership. Now, certain aisles aren't stocked, simple things I could normally find here are no longer available. It's like a shell of it's former self. Nonetheless, I hope the store continues to thrive and do well.”

  2. 660 Paulding Plaza, Dallas GA 30132

    4.2 Good 18 reviews

    “Really neat concept having the two store combined. I really liked this. Store was nice and clean. Organized. It was shocking compared to what we see here in douglasville. Nice to see one so taken care of”

  3. 3615 Charles Hardy Parkway, Dallas GA 30157

    3.6 Good 295 reviews

    “My last few shopping experiences, I am seeing male stockers with extremely low pants. Usually with long shirts but when they bend down to lower shelves, all I see is underwear (full bottom). This is not a pleasant shopping experience.”

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  5. 3615 Charles Hardy Parkway, Dallas GA 30157

    2.4 Poor 31 reviews

    “My review is STRICTLY for the bakery! Lol. I've gotten two, cupcake cakes for my daughter's birthday from this location and they were cute and tasty. The first time I did a Minnie Mouse cake for her first birthday and the second time, I did an ice cream cone cake. Both were beautifully decorated and taste great. Both times, however, there was no one there to help immediately in the bakery section so I can to find someone over in deli and they are almost always busy. And there seems to always be confusion with getting my order, but I guess because that person may not be bakery but nonetheless I'm always satisfied with the end result.”

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