Department Stores near Whitinsville, MA

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  1. 100 Valley Parkway, Whitinsville MA 01588

    3.6 Good 208 reviews

    “This is a terrific Walmart. Neat, organized and clean. Had some items on the shelf that other stores were only able to provide through online delivery. Easy to get to from highway.”

  2. 70 Worcester-Providence Turnpike, Millbury MA 01527

    4.1 Good 144 reviews

    “Not bad, good place for a low budget school shopping at the Millbury, Ma Shopping Outlets. Marshall's have top notch clothing for half the price if you went anywhere else. The shopping plaza parking area is under construction right now. Not sure what they are doing, whether it is more parking space or another store being built. Still good area, safe Not too big, not too small, but has everything you need or want as for a outside shopping pleasure.”

  3. 70 Worcester-Providence Turnpike, Millbury MA 01527

    3.9 Good 204 reviews

    “Understaffed. And it shows throughout the store most of the clothing shelves are in disarray and need organization. But other than that it was a decent store as far as Kohl's go.”

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  5. 70 Worcester-Providence Turnpike, Millbury MA 01527

    3.8 Good 110 reviews

    “Visited the store in Millbury. Easy to deal with…bought a pair of shoes online that did not fit and I was able to return them at this location very easily. Enjoyed this experience, it was easy. I will shop here again soon.”

  6. 99 Worcester-Providence Turnpike, Millbury MA 01527

    3.9 Good 80 reviews

    “I come here for my chicken feed..but they have a variety of food and necessities for all kinds of animals..also have grass grower,Lime soil chicken coops and so much more at great prices..”

  7. 70 Worcester-Providence Turnpike Suite 100, Millbury MA 01527

    3.4 Good 172 reviews

    “Target has always been such an amazing place for me to go and shop. They have basically everything that I need, and anything that I can't find there, I can most likely get online from your website. Basically, every Target I have gone inside I've never had an actual issue, except for one, and that's specifically the bathrooms. It's honestly a hit or miss for the bathrooms. Some of them are well-maintained and others are not maintained at all, although they are trying. So there's definitely an inconsistency with the bathrooms.”

  8. 344 Greenwood St, Worcester MA 01607

    3.2 Average 184 reviews

    “The little lady and I buying clothes and things for Christmas gifts and for the car trip from Worcester MA to New Jersey and from Hay to New York to Fifth Avenue and 42nd”

  9. 25 Tobias Boland Way, Worcester MA 01607

    3.1 Average 319 reviews

    “I was there with my fiancé the other day picking up some chicken, when we went to the checkout the lines were long not many registers open so I was immediately annoyed and frustrated. needless to say a gentleman in front of me had started yelling and went over to a register that was closed demanding to speak to a manager. The lady check out his items and got him on his way so with the one item I had, I walked over and the cashier said I’m not open, (at this point I was being rude) because I was like “well if your going to take him your going to take me” and the cashier her name was Leah looked at me and said I’d be happy to assist you if you ask in a nice manner, so I took a step back and realized I was in the wrong and apologized for being rude and asked her if she’d please check out my one item she said I’d be happy to. I told her store manager but I think LEAH deserves way more credit than that so I wanted to post this I hope someone from Walmart corporate sees this you have a great employee over in Worcester ma by the name of LEAH”

  10. 25 Tobias Boland Way, Worcester MA 01607

    1 Poor 3 reviews

  11. 25 Tobias Boland Way, Worcester MA 01607

    1 Poor 15 reviews

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