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  1. T.J. Maxx & HomeGoods - Medway Rd 126 & 128

    Medway Rd 126 & 128, Milford MA 01757

    4.1 Good 123 reviews

    “This is the first TJ Maxx I did not feel bothered or harassed in. They did hassle me to sign up for the credit card which I did not like but the cashier was great! I will have to go back and find out her name. She should be manager. She is going places. If all the employees are all the other checkout counter were as nice as her TJ Maxx would have a much better environment for the customers. I also liked the jewelry counter employee”

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  2. Kohl's - 91 Medway Road

    91 Medway Road, Milford MA 01757

    4 Good 181 reviews

    “I got some nice dress shorts and dress shirts for vacation, and they weren’t too pricey at all. They could’ve have had more options for dress shorts; however, I was still able to find a couple of nice pairs with what they had there. The lady we talked to at the register, Elizabeth, was very kind and social. I will definitely be coming back again.”

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  3. Target Grocery - 250 Fortune Boulevard

    250 Fortune Boulevard, Milford MA 01757

    3.7 Good 6 reviews

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  5. Burlington - 230 Fortune Blvd

    230 Fortune Blvd, Milford MA 01757

    3.3 Good 12 reviews

    “The store was so much more organized and clean than any other Burlington. I appreciated the attention to detail. Eva at the register was awesome and took great pride in the store. Deserves a raise if you ask me!”

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  6. Target - 250 Fortune Boulevard

    250 Fortune Boulevard, Milford MA 01757

    3.6 Good 190 reviews

    “Very tidy and well-organized store must have been buillt or expanded fairly recently it's one of the larger targets in the area I know of lots of floor space”

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