Department Stores in Stittsville, ON

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  1. 5617 Hazeldean Rd Unit3, Stittsville ON K2S 0P5

    4.4 Superb 38 reviews

    “A wonderful experience thanks to Anthony D, the store manager at HomeSense. He was professional, kind, and genuinely helpful from start to finish. He's always taken the time to help us, and it makes a real difference. Thanks to him, we had an amazing shopping experience, and we're already looking forward to coming back. I truly appreciate everything he does to make shopping here so smooth and enjoyable!”

  2. 6081 Hazeldean Road, Stittsville ON K2S 1B9

    4.3 Superb 74 reviews

    “Store is always clean and organized (even in the most chaotic nights!) can always go through aisles with ease! All staff are helpful and never hide from customers! I always find what I'm looking for cause it's organized in a logical way!! David is a pure gem! We love seeing him there! Just speaking with him makes the experience memorable!! It's been beautiful seeing someone there for who knows how many years! It's clear he loves working there! I Genuinely hope he is recognized for his many years of hard work and dedication! Kinda feels like cheers when walking in and bring greeted by many longtime employees - especially David! He was the one who took time to chat with my daughters and I, to get to know us by name (that meant so much to us when we were going through a hard time in life!) he made us feel seen and special just with that one act of kindness; turns out it isn't one act- it's who he is! This is the only GT we go to and it's because of him”

  3. 10 Frank Nighbor Place, Stittsville ON K2T 1C4

    3.5 Good 6 reviews

    “Reserved a tool online (took less than a min.). Two mins for the tool pickup. 30 seconds for drop-off and sign out. Staff is extremely amazing and helpful.”

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