Department Stores in South Easton, MA

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  1. 25 Robert Drive, South Easton MA 02375

    4 Good 97 reviews

    “Thoughtful merchandising and signage. The isles are kept nice and appealing. It helps for searching for something specific without spending a lot of time looking. The few moments while choosing bath towels, several employees walked by with a friendly hello. That was an added bonus along with a great pick of towels and affordable price. The friendly checkout experience concluded the visit. Overall, a positive place to shop.”

  2. 41 Robert Drive, South Easton MA 02375

    2.5 Average 162 reviews

    “Store is nice and employees are great just a shame how customers treat the store like it’s there house leaving there trash and not putting things away like grown adults should. Shame on you if you come here to make a mess”

  3. 41 Robert Dr, South Easton MA 02375

    3 Average 30 reviews

    “With the heat as bad as it is, it was good to see that Target had a good amount of fans for sale. The store is similar to other Target stores. They have price scans around the store, so it's easy to check on the prices of the items you are interested in. I had a question about an item and this nice lady was very helpful. Good amount of self checkout lanes.”

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