Department Stores in South Lebanon, OH

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  1. 488 Corwin Nixon Boulevard, South Lebanon OH 45065

    4.5 Superb 113 reviews

    “I like this store. Great selection. It’s well organized and clean. The jewelry department is very nice and prices are very reasonable. The sales associate named Malai was very helpful and sweet and knowledgeable. She helped me to find very nice gifts for my husband. Thank you so much! I am very happy with my purchase. Great customer service!”

  2. 500 Corwin Nixon Boulevard, South Lebanon OH 45065

    4 Good 171 reviews

    “My experience at Kohls was great! I visited the dressing room a few times and not bad, few things hanging in there. But thank you to Phil who was very helpful and friendly at the checkout and made me feel very welcome and will be sure to return soon!”

  3. 400 Corwin Nixon Blvd, South Lebanon OH 45065

    3.7 Good 19 reviews

    “Your standard Target. We stopped by with some friends this weekend to get some snacks and other goodies. I also ended up buying the new Nathan W. Pyle game, which I didn't even know existed - he's an Instagrammer I like who does funny comics. I am a Red Card member but had never actually used it in-store, as I do curbside pickup a lot, so that was interesting; I tried to use the barcode on my app but it wasn't scanning well (maybe because the brightness on my phone isn't turned up), and I did have the actual card with me, so I used that instead. We also bought some snacks and alcoholic beverages since we were having a games day together, they had some tasty stuff like Peeps with chocolate. I also stopped to use the bathroom and that was clean.”

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  5. 400 Corwin Nixon Boulevard, South Lebanon OH 45065

    3.9 Good 155 reviews

    “Michelle was an absolute gem! School supply shopping is so stressful, but her smile and her kindness made our night, tonight ! Thank you Michelle for being an amazing associate and for being so positive and uplifting to our family.!”

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