Department Stores in Kennett Square, PA

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  1. 710 W Baltimore Pike, Kennett Square PA 19348

    4.3 Superb 32 reviews

    “Best Mexican grocery in southern Chester county and that’s saying a lot given all the excellent Mexican food we have here. They bag their own dried chiles so they are much fresher than the options at every other Mexican restaurant where I have shopped. Their chiles don’t crumble into dust because they are fresher and much more fragrant for making home chile powder or chilli/stews. The homemade salsas in mason jars are delicious if a little pricey but for an occasional buy it’s so much better than even the nicer grocery store brands. Ditto for the homemade tortilla chips. If you need good ingredients for Mexican food you can’t beat Lara.”

  2. 516 Schoolhouse Road, Kennett Square PA 19348

    4.7 Superb 3 reviews

  3. 823 East Baltimore Pike, Kennett Square PA 19348

    4.2 Good 122 reviews

    “My apologies to the girl who answered the phone call about me asking about a price charge and hanged up further into the convo, probably thinking it’s some bullsh*t, my mother didn’t looked deeper into the bag. Overall nice place.”

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  5. 859 East Baltimore Pike, Kennett Square PA 19348

    3.9 Good 99 reviews

    “This was a clean, tidy, and friendly Ross. No weird smells or masking fragrances. Thank you! The clothing selection was good when I went. I've been twice, and wait times to check out varied. But overall a great experience at this Ross!”

  6. 516 Schoolhouse Road, Kennett Square PA 19348

    3.8 Good 248 reviews

    “We switched from Parkesburg (rude manager) to this one. This appears to be a bigger better managed Walmart. You know there's a problem when a Walmart parking lot is only half full. This parking lot is always full.”

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