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  1. T.J. Maxx - 374 William S Canning Blvd

    374 William S Canning Blvd, Fall River MA 02721

    4.2 Good 166 reviews

    “Sunday evening, great time to shop. There were plenty of sales associates to help me. The one that helped me knew exactly what what I was looking for in kitchen wares and it took 5 mins.to find what I looked for in 4 different stores.”

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  2. Burlington - 181 Mariano

    181 Mariano, Mariano Bishop Blvd, Fall River MA 02721

    3.6 Good 168 reviews

    “I remember the days when Marshall's used to be my store. They quickly began to cater to small medium & extra large people. The 2x and tall could no longer shop there. Then came Burlington. A store that has something for all sizes. And the prices are right. The quality is good & you will not find better prices anywhere else.”

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  3. Walmart Supercenter - 638 Quequechan St

    638 Quequechan St, Fall River MA 02721

    3.3 Good 272 reviews

    “I went to the super Walmart in fall river mass . They have a wide variety of food that other Walmart don't have . I was really aurprised at the cleanliness of the store.”

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  5. Walmart Money Center - 638 Quequechan Street

    638 Quequechan Street, Fall River MA 02721

    2.5 Average 11 reviews

    “The fall river Walmart has friendly associates and always help. Store seems stocked most of the time even though they are remodeling. Ogp is a great department as well super friendly.”

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  6. Walmart Deli - 638 Quequechan St

    638 Quequechan St, Fall River MA 02721

    2 Poor 24 reviews

    “The fall river Walmart has friendly associates and always help. Store seems stocked most of the time even though they are remodeling. Ogp is a great department as well super friendly.”

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