Department Stores in North Aurora, IL

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  1. 1800 Orchard Gateway Boulevard, North Aurora IL 60542

    3.8 Good 156 reviews

    “The young man named Daniel working at the Target in North Aurora on January 27, 2024 (Saturday morning) was so friendly, helpful, and welcoming to all of the customers.”

  2. 1600 Orchard Gateway Boulevard, North Aurora IL 60542

    3.8 Good 114 reviews

    “Manager & Cashier were very nice and helpful. I signed up for the credit card but there were system issues and she gave me the discount anyways. This happened ofcourse after the store closed (figures 😆) and they stayed late to help me...card in the mail 🔥 Very good.”

  3. 1600 Orchard Gateway Boulevard, North Aurora IL 60542

    3.8 Good 88 reviews

    “Manager & Cashier were very nice and helpful. I signed up for the credit card but there were system issues and she gave me the discount anyways. This happened ofcourse after the store closed (figures 😆) and they stayed late to help me...card in the mail 🔥 Very good.”

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  5. 1800 Orchard Gateway Blvd, North Aurora IL 60542

    3.3 Good 16 reviews

    “Never too busy at this Target location, making it the best for leisurely perusing aisles. Feels a little smaller than other locations and doesn't have some of the newer updates like displays in the decor area, beauty displays, clothing sorted by brand labels, or updated fitting rooms. I don't mind too much though because sometimes it's easier to find things. The area where they store the drive-up orders has slowly expanded into the women's clothing area, so it tends to feel cramped and can be a little difficult getting through with a cart. Otherwise, the staff here are always nice and helpful, and the store itself is pretty clean. Wish there were more stores in this plaza aside from Target, I think it would draw in more business at this location.”

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