Department Stores in Westbury, NY

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  1. 1030 Old Country Road, Westbury NY 11590

    3.9 Good 201 reviews

    “Me and wife loves going to this homegoods they always have so much new stuff we always buy something there. I wish they had more cashiers in there so it wouldn't be a long line to wait. Or self service check out. Otherwise its a good shopping mall there.”

  2. 999 Corporate Drive, Westbury NY 11590

    3.5 Good 320 reviews

    “Very organized love shopping here. Pierre is the best so friendly, efficient and accommodating at self checkout. Great personality and is the reason I choose to keep coming back!!”

  3. 1220 Old Country Road, Westbury NY 11590

    3.2 Average 368 reviews

    “Very polite and respectful.. still great prices that bring you back, always go looking for a few items and purchase so much more, it's one stop shoping, having a pharmacy in the store makes things very convenient !!”

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  5. 999 Corporate Drive, Westbury NY 11590

    3.3 Good 6 reviews

  6. 1220 Old Country Road, Westbury NY 11590

    2.2 Poor 21 reviews

    “This Walmart is huge there is everything that you need if you have an empty apartment this is to the place to go to to make sure that you're have everything you need inside. They have a very large automotive area I was able to purchase for less plenty of free parking a shame not in NYC”

  7. Inside Walmart, 1220 Old Country Road, Westbury NY 11590

    1.9 Poor 42 reviews

    “This Walmart is huge there is everything that you need if you have an empty apartment this is to the place to go to to make sure that you're have everything you need inside. They have a very large automotive area I was able to purchase for less plenty of free parking a shame not in NYC”

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