3320 E Agency St, Burlington IA 52601
“Best operation I have ever seen for this tier of retailer throughout the country Marshall’s, TJ Maxx Ross Burlington Stores. The merchandise categorization, separations of styles, recovery maintenance, and front facings of product is best in class.”
306 E Agency Rd, West Burlington IA 52655
“Stopped to run in and grab some new towels. Found that they were on sale! Nice selection. Check out was quick and easy even though I do not particularly like their new serpentine queue. (Feel like I'm being treated like cattle.) Got to use my Kohl's cash and the Friends and Family Discount. Win! Win!”
525 S Gear Ave, West Burlington IA 52655
“The Burlington store was clean and well stocked. I chose the cash option at the self checkout and an associate was there immediately to help. Always take a minute to check out the dollar spot. It's worth it.”
609 S Gear Ave, West Burlington IA 52655
“This was a great experience, there have a huge selection of items and different options for each item. They do a great job of providing choices and have some really cool items I have yet to see anywhere else. They have an innovative way they move their carts from the register they have a special notch on the counter which the cart can travel though I have never seen this before and think they deserve a design award.”
324 W Agency Rd, West Burlington IA 52655
“A great Wal Mart. Friendly, helpful associates, not just a stay one here and there, but every associate i came in contact with. That's in stark contrast to the store in my town, Fairfield.”
Wal-Mart, 324 West Agency Road, 324 W Agency Rd, West Burlington IA 52655
“I have no complaints about my shopping experiences at Walmart. I have a few issues as an employee but those r between management and myself. I have rarely had a bad shopping experience in any of their stores. On a few occasions, they were out if certain things I specifically went there to shop for but otherwise my experiences have been positive.”
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Read the postBurlington Stores is giving its locations a major makeover. The off-price retailer has already transformed about half of its 1,115 stores and plans to complete the redesign across its entire fleet by the end of 2026. The company calls this makeover "Store Experience 2.0." Gone are the cramped aisles and confusing layouts that once defined discount shopping. Instead, Burlington is creating wider walkways, organized sections, and clearer signs to help shoppers find what they need.
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