Department Stores in Melrose Park, IL

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  1. 2099 1/2 N Mannheim Road, Melrose Park IL 60160

    4.2 Good 123 reviews

    “A very nice, smart, and energetic young latina girl that works in the clothing department there deserves 5 stars! Cinco Estrelas Querida!!! I visited the store there randomly about a week ago with my mother and she was working in the fitting rooms area of the clothing department near the men's athletic wear. Polite and professional customer service, deserves a promotion. Mentioned she was looking for a place in the area so we wished her the best of luck!”

  2. 1220 Winston Plaza, Melrose Park IL 60160

    3.7 Good 141 reviews

    “As always I don't know what I'd do without Marshalls . It's been a go-to store since we were little. Home decor, kitchen ware, cloths, little knick knacks, lotions ,soaps, perfumes , toys . Just a little bit of everything for a reasonable price .”

  3. 850 West North Avenue, Melrose Park IL 60160

    3.2 Average 212 reviews

    “I shopped at the Melrose Park Target this Sunday morning and went through self‑checkout. Some of my items weren’t scanning, and I had to ask the associate, Karen, for help multiple times. She was incredibly patient, kind, and always had a big smile on her face. She never made me feel like I was bothering her she just came over with her scanner and fixed everything quickly. Great customer service. Karen in self‑checkout by the pharmacy deserves to be acknowledged.”

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  5. 2031 Mannheim Road, Melrose Park IL 60160

    3.2 Average 122 reviews

    “This Burlington store was spacious. It looked clean and organized. It looked like they had a wide variety of options and useful items. I was impressed by products there. It looked like they had sturdy products and products of good quality. The store location was convenient.”

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