Department Stores in Lynn, MA

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  1. 780 Lynnway, Lynn MA 01905

    3.6 Good 357 reviews

    “Gets crowded sometimes, not a good time to shop in a pandemic time, though you can find whatever your looking for as long as it's in stock. Bigger than the Salem one. More selections and modernized check out. Aisles are organized well. I think it's better overall than the one in Salem and it still has the McDonald's inside. They are renovating and changing the layout inside, renovations are estimated to be done by December.”

  2. 50 Boston St, Lynn MA 01904

    3.5 Good 84 reviews

    “Come on guys stop complaining about 50 cents even dolllar tree went up it’s your not going to find a 0.50 cent store just appreciate someone is making stores that people can afford things at and kids can get toys.”

  3. 98 Market St, Lynn MA 01901

    4.2 Good 28 reviews

    “I like the prices of items. They sell items I need n use... Clothes, household stuff, just a lot of different items. The quality isnt top notch but it works well for me right now.”

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  5. 215 Union St, Lynn MA 01901

    3.8 Good 29 reviews

    “Good customer service and I will never regret coming back and I got a mattress and a box spring and it was a good one nice it was nice and soft and I don't regret buying stuff here.”

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