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Department Stores in Monticello, NY

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  1. Marshalls - 4058 State Route Ste 42

    4058 State Route Ste 42, Monticello NY 12701

    4.4 Superb 69 reviews

    “Went on Thursday afternoon and was pleased to see it was not crowded. Very large selection for all age groups. They had adorable matching Memoria Day// 4th of July outfits for Mother and Daughter!! I was able to find a few clothing items for myself and also a great little travel bag. Pleasant shopping day!”

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  2. Family Dollar - 357 E Broadway

    357 E Broadway, Monticello NY 12701

    3.5 Good 45 reviews

    “I happen to like family dollar. The employees are nice and friendly and they usually ask "did you find everything you needed? ". Which I think is great!”

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  3. Walmart Supercenter - 41 Anawana Lake Road

    41 Anawana Lake Road, Monticello NY 12701

    3.2 Average 301 reviews

    “I'm a little bit of a wal mart connoisseur. Having traveled to 40 different states I've been to my fair share. This one is alright. Pleasant shopping experience for the most part. Things arent locked up yet and the staff is friendly. Glad to have it nearby”

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  5. Walmart Photo Center - 41 Anawana Lake Road

    41 Anawana Lake Road, Monticello NY 12701

    2.8 Average 8 reviews

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  6. Walmart Bakery - 41 Anawana Lake Rd

    41 Anawana Lake Rd, Monticello NY 12701

    1.8 Poor 26 reviews

    “The staff was really courteous and accommodating. It's sad to see they have such poor reviews. I live here only part of the year and the staff has surpassed the service I receive from my "home" center.”

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