Department Stores in Perrysburg, OH

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  1. 10323 Fremont Pike, Perrysburg OH 43551

    4 Good 192 reviews

    “I came in today looking for jeans but ended up pampering myself at Sephora. The lovely young lady whose name was Sydney was very helpful. She helped me find exactly what I was looking for.”

  2. 27386 Carronade Drive, Perrysburg OH 43551

    4 Good 81 reviews

    “Give yourself plenty time to browse when you go here! There are some amazing deals to be found! I went today to look for two specific items and ended up saving $52.”

  3. 10392 Fremont Pike, Perrysburg OH 43551

    3.6 Good 219 reviews

    “Jase with OSL in electronics was very helpful, he dropped my bill from $45 to $25 a month in less than 20 minutes and it only costed me $10 today. I highly recommend anyone needing assistance with a phone or service to stop in and see OSL here, they are very friendly and knowledgeable!”

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  5. 10392 Fremont Pike, Perrysburg OH 43551

    3.1 Average 15 reviews

    “I placed an order for a small cake online for my girlfriends birthday. I wanted the cake to be Shrek theme, so I made it as best as I could online. When I went to pick it up, I was blown away that the person decorating the cake took it upon themselves to make it even more shrekified, putting characters on the side and just making the cake look way better than I ever could imagine. It made me and my girlfriend just smile and it was a great looking cake, and tasted good to. Very happy with how it turned out. Will be coming back anytime we need a cake!”

  6. 10392 Fremont Pike, Perrysburg OH 43551

    2.3 Poor 6 reviews

    “I've been here a handful of times and each time it has been pleasant.The staff are kind and welcoming and the area is well maintained. This location seems bigger than my location but I think it's due in part to the layout.My favorite thing about this location is that a staff member is easy to locate if you need help locating an item.”

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