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Department Stores in Catonsville, MD

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  1. Five Below - 6459 Baltimore National Pike

    6459 Baltimore National Pike, Catonsville MD 21228

    4 Good 171 reviews

    “Frequently stop by for crafts and for small off-brand Lego sets. Unfortunately no longer follows its original motto, not everything is under $5. But I can't fault the store for economic problems bigger than them. Plus there's still plenty of stuff under $5, just not as much.”

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  2. Forman Mills - 5427 Baltimore National Pike

    5427 Baltimore National Pike, Baltimore MD 21229

    3.8 Good 158 reviews

    “I been coming to this store for a while when ever I need clothes. Their prices are really affordable. Only thing I don't like they shut down their fitting room. If you do not know your size it can be a bit annoying as you will not have anywhere to try the clothes on. Other than that it's a good stores.”

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  3. Marshalls - 5840 Baltimore National Pike

    5840 Baltimore National Pike, Catonsville MD 21228

    3.7 Good 146 reviews

    “My sister and I came and bought a ton of stuff! Our cashier, Veronica was still super nice and patient despite giving her a million things to scan. She deserves a raise!! This Marshalls has much more than the Columbia location ☺”

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  5. Ross Dress for Less - 5800 Baltimore National Pike

    5800 Baltimore National Pike, Catonsville MD 21228

    3.2 Average 159 reviews

    “Wanted to see if they still had anything worthwhile left in store. I was able to grab a few baby items for a baby shower. Nit the sane shopping experience as before, but if all fails, this is one place to go.”

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  6. Walmart - 6205 Baltimore National Pike

    6205 Baltimore National Pike, Catonsville MD 21228

    3.3 Good 332 reviews

    “Pretty cool. Pleasantly surprised by a rollback item I wasn't expecting. Bathrooms are way in the back--good move, Catonsville Walmart! Only downside was cashier was ringing me up very fast and failed to give me the correct (lower) price on a bag of mangoes. You take the good with the bad, though. Rock on, Catonsville!”

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