Department Stores in Blue Springs, MO

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  1. 1280 NE Coronado Dr, Blue Springs MO 64014

    4.2 Good 221 reviews

    “I don't buy brand new clothes often, however when I do my first pick is Kohl's. They generally have the quality of clothes I lean towards! When needed, not difficult to find assistance.”

  2. 1310 NE Coronado Dr, Blue Springs MO 64014

    4.2 Good 186 reviews

    “How can you not like TJ Maxx? Love the store and all of what it has to offer. You can get items that you would buy normally for $20-$30 literally half the cost. Store is in a great location, you can walk to HomeGoods or Dollar tree from the store. Great shopping in the strip mall.”

  3. 1100 South Hwy 7, Blue Springs MO 64014

    4.2 Good 93 reviews

    “I would like to thank Jenna for ALWAYS being very kind and helpful to me. She always has a big smile too. Recently I had a surgery and couldn't pick up my feed for my animals and she loaded my feed, walked me to the cashier and went out to my car and loaded it into my trunk. Her customer service was more appreciated than she knows.”

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  5. 1040 NE Coronado Dr, Blue Springs MO 64014

    4 Good 167 reviews

    “I do prefer going here for special items rather than other places, but lately they have a lot of empty shelf space, hopefully making room for more stock rather than running out of supplies”

  6. 1320 NE Coronado Dr, Blue Springs MO 64014

    3.8 Good 154 reviews

    “Amazing y2k clothes, sweet staff, great 2000s mens shirt, cute Victoria secret blankets and adorable fold over booty shorts and leggings!! I recommend if your interested into the mcbling, y2k, or the 2000s skater look🤍”

  7. 1040 NE Coronado Dr, Blue Springs MO 64014

    4 Good 10 reviews

    “This is my absolute favorite target location you could not ask for more friendly courteous helpful polite employees that I really have never seen another store before I want to give a big shout out to Riley Luke Percy Michael Megan and there's more & more You you have an excellent crew and I hope that never changes please keep up the good work”

  8. 600 NE Coronado Dr, Blue Springs MO 64014

    2.6 Average 9 reviews

    “I would like to comment on the new shopping charts. They have great new features like a cup and cell phone holders. With that being said not everyone is 6 foot tall. I am 4'11" and they hit me almost to my neck. If I had to lift a child into the seat there would be no way. I have other friends that are short like me and they feel the same way. Could you please get some little people carts?”

  9. Wal-Mart Supercenter, 600 Northeast Coronado Drive, Blue Springs MO 64014

    3.3 Good 91 reviews

    “Was going to post a one star. Waiting for an hour for a taxi,Uber,Lyft, didn't care. Finally an actual manager came out. Chris, actually drove me a whole 5 minutes to my car. And shout out to Rebecca?? For helping me. Blonde lady? Sorry, really bad with names. Thx”

  10. 600 Northeast Coronado Drive, Blue Springs MO 64014

    2.4 Poor 20 reviews

    “I’ve loaded photos on line and from a drive in person and both processes were good. The Fuji paper they use seems good, and colors are solid. Most of all, the staff (Jon) is excellent, being friendly and helpful.”

  11. 600 NE Coronado Dr, Blue Springs MO 64014

    3.2 Average 329 reviews

    “Walmart continues to be my go-to store for just about everything. From groceries and cleaning supplies to electronics and seasonal items, they always have what I need at competitive prices. The store is well-organized, and the aisles are wide enough to navigate comfortably, even during busy hours.”

  12. 600 NE Coronado Dr, Blue Springs MO 64014

    2.2 Poor 25 reviews

    “I would like to comment on the new shopping charts. They have great new features like a cup and cell phone holders. With that being said not everyone is 6 foot tall. I am 4'11" and they hit me almost to my neck. If I had to lift a child into the seat there would be no way. I have other friends that are short like me and they feel the same way. Could you please get some little people carts?”

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