Department Stores in Oneonta, NY

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  1. 5006 NY-23, Oneonta NY 13820

    4.4 Superb 118 reviews

    “I came here looking for a heating pad for my lower back. After looking for it myself I asked an associate Gage U (I hope I caught his name right) he went above and beyond to find something for me. Truly appreciate his kindness.”

  2. 5006 NY-23, Oneonta NY 13820

    4 Good 119 reviews

    “It's hit or miss for me personally at JCP but they have some cute stuff right now. Earlier this summer, I bought two pairs of cargo shorts for vacation. They were marked the same size so I tried on only one pair. When I got home, I realized they weren't actually the same size and one pair was tight. I heard it's been happening lately, so might be a good idea to double check sizing when buying more than one item. I have to say, though, that associates at this location are so friendly and helpful.”

  3. 6567 NY-23, Oneonta NY 13820

    3.8 Good 88 reviews

    “Love this place! We frequent this store for our “farm” animals and a lot of vehicle needs. We have bought household goods, toys, animal food and many other things. And if something is not in stock they tend to give you a similar item and will mark it down if needed. Very friendly staff and dog friendly too! Dogs get treats at check out and their dog wash has everything you need to wash them right there! Highly recommend for animal needs and pretty much anything else you could want!”

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  5. 5054 NY-23, Oneonta NY 13820

    3.4 Good 234 reviews

    “No one answers the phone in the bakery after calling a couple hours ordered a cake to be made and I can’t get no one to answer the phone for pick up. Even customer service does not pick up.The cake is for a special occasion”

  6. 5006 NY-23, Oneonta NY 13820

    2.9 Average 43 reviews

    “Ashley did an amazing job on my hair...I paid a little more than I wanted to but it was well worth it!!! I will be going back to have Ashley do my hair again...thank you!!!Services: Perms”

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