Department Stores in Topsham, ME

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  1. Topsham Renys, 65 Topsham Fair Mall Rd, Topsham ME 04086

    4.6 Superb 153 reviews

    “Love their selection of clothing. They also carry Carhartt and Kinco gloves. Also have the best selection of plates, bowls and accessories for eating lobster 🦞 and did I mention the clean and shiny floors??”

  2. 125 Topsham Fair Mall Rd, Topsham ME 04086

    3.7 Good 12 reviews

    “I'm normally a Walmart guy but sometimes Target is the place to visit for specific needs. This store is clean and bright with plenty of parking. The CVS pharmacy in the store is convenient for vaccinations of all sorts and always prompt with appointments. Worth a stop next time you visit the nearby mall or the Home Depot just down the road.”

  3. 125 Topsham Fair Mall Road, Topsham ME 04086

    2.8 Average 194 reviews

    “This Target can be hit or miss sometimes with products and the Starbucks being open, but recently I was in and had a WONDERFUL customer service experience. I was disappointed the Starbucks was closed because I really “needed” it for my shopping trip with baby in tow. I asked a worker, who happened to be a/the manager. She apologized but staff had called out and they were unable to open it. I was disappointed but understood. She more than made up for it with her amazing customer service, one of the employees had showed up while I was still in the store, she came and found me to let me know and then went above and beyond to get me my coffee and make sure I was taken care of. I know they are short staffed as a lot of places are but it is clear they are doing the best they can with the situation. Everyone I’ve dealt with there has been so wonderful, it is certainly not a customer service issue. I will keep going back.”

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