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  1. T.J. Maxx - 3320 Fairlane Drive

    3320 Fairlane Drive, Allen Park MI 48101

    4 Good 165 reviews

    “For the most most part, the line was long it move very quickly. People are very friendly. I know it’s too small for layaway, but that’s how they get a lot of their money through layaways so I hate that they canceled that I wish they would bring that back and parking is good there.”

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  2. Target - 3100 Fairlane Drive

    3100 Fairlane Drive, Allen Park MI 48101

    3.8 Good 219 reviews

    “Donald, the manager, was incredible to deal with! Extremely professional, kind, and very polite. This has been my store for over 10 years and will not go to any other location, specifically Dearborn (rudest people to deal with).”

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  3. Meijer - 3565 Fairlane Drive

    3565 Fairlane Drive, Allen Park MI 48101

    3.7 Good 370 reviews

    “Great Annie's place inside. Didn't get 5 for Meijer because it was difficult to get a direct # for the the Allen park store while on our way to Florida my daughter left her phone and trying to customer service to check at the food court she didn't. So we had turn around and thankfully the young man at Annie's kept it.”

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  5. Target Mobile - 3100 Fairlane Drive

    3100 Fairlane Drive, Allen Park MI 48101

    3.3 Good 37 reviews

    “Very organized store stocked up pretty well. There is a Starbucks in there. I don't feel this store has enough women's clothes. It's super busy in there every time I go but I like this store.”

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  6. Burlington - 3180 Fairlane Drive

    3180 Fairlane Drive, Allen Park MI 48101

    2.8 Average 111 reviews

    “This store use to be such a mess... I am not sure why but for the most part it's pretty straightened up most of the time. The security guard at the entrance is always extremely nice. Cashiers are quick and courteous.”

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