Department Stores in Parma, OH

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  1. 951 W Pleasant Valley Rd, Parma OH 44134

    4.3 Superb 156 reviews

    “One of the Best T.J. Max stores i’ve ever been to. Most employees were amazing, Alyssa and Kayden were the best! Kayden was running around all over the store making sure everything we kept together, she helped me find a cute outfit for me to buy my granddaughter for Easter! Alyssa was also such a sweetheart, she was in every department making sure recovery was going well while there was many customers that needed help. Awesome work you guys keep it up!”

  2. 6860 Ridge Rd, Parma OH 44129

    3.9 Good 254 reviews

    “Went there to do some Amazon returns. They have remodeled recently and made the upstairs return place Amazon only. They were very says and I had a minimal wait. Would definitely recommend.”

  3. 6850 Ridge Rd, Parma OH 44129

    3.5 Good 203 reviews

    “Annmarie was so nice and kind when I checked out. She deserves more than the five stars her customer service is top notch she went above and beyond to check the store for an out of stock item for me. Thank you!!”

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  5. Pearlbrook Shopping Center, 5455 Ridge Road, Parma OH 44129

    3.6 Good 78 reviews

    “Time for my holiday crafts. I love that the dollar tree stores have a small selection of unpainted wood hanging decorations. I just wished that this Family Dollar/Dollar Tree store was more organized. I picked up a few wooden blocks thinking their gonna be $1.25 and they were $3. But it is a very clean store with a great staff who were very patient n kind to their customers. Thank You for hiring great people!”

  6. 1800 Snow Rd, Parma OH 44134

    3.9 Good 26 reviews

    “I had never been to Ross befor me and wasn’t sure what to expect when but it was a great experience a manager named Tesa was so helpful and incredibly kind I will definitely be coming back to this Ross.”

  7. 8303 W Ridgewood Dr, Parma OH 44129

    3 Average 10 reviews

    “I highly recommend the tech dept in the cell phone department. These guys -Dominic ,Nate,Kira helped me out with my cell. My cell stopped working after I had just paid the service for " Family Mobile" -- which I cant stand!! They helped in setting up my service with a new sim & everything.. These guys are WONDERFUL!! They seem to belong to"ISL". Independent company.”

  8. 8303 W Ridgewood Dr, Parma OH 44129

    2.8 Average 9 reviews

    “I highly recommend the tech dept in the cell phone department. These guys -Dominic ,Nate,Kira helped me out with my cell. My cell stopped working after I had just paid the service for " Family Mobile" -- which I cant stand!! They helped in setting up my service with a new sim & everything.. These guys are WONDERFUL!! They seem to belong to"ISL". Independent company.”

  9. 8303 W Ridgewood Dr, Parma OH 44129

    3.2 Average 310 reviews

    “The workers I interact with are always nice. I love having the option to shop online and pick up in store. I did buy a box of granola bars and there was one random snack that didn't belong. Not sure who is at fault for that. Customers or Walmart. Other than that my experiences are always great”

  10. 6850 Ridge Road, Parma OH 44129

    2.5 Average 25 reviews

    “Good customer service for purchases and returns - every staff in the store is helpful and kind- I got a good deal on vitamins the other day - will be stopping by soon to get some condiments and tea - and maybe more vitamins :)”

  11. 8303 West Ridgewood Drive, Parma OH 44129

    2.2 Poor 32 reviews

    “I highly recommend the tech dept in the cell phone department. These guys -Dominic ,Nate,Kira helped me out with my cell. My cell stopped working after I had just paid the service for " Family Mobile" -- which I cant stand!! They helped in setting up my service with a new sim & everything.. These guys are WONDERFUL!! They seem to belong to"ISL". Independent company.”

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