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  1. Boscov's - 400 Lackawanna Ave

    400 Lackawanna Ave, Scranton PA 18503

    4.4 Superb 170 reviews

    “Talk about nostalgia! Love this place! Boacov's has 2 levels that has everything you could ever need including a huge plus-size section. There's candies, clothes, furniture, outdoor furniture, toys, clothes for everyone including babies & toddlers, purses, swimsuits, jackets & coats (in the winter), a large shoe section, kitchen, travel stuff, any type of curtain you can imagine for any room, and so much more! Plan on spending a few hours here. You won't regret it.”

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  2. HomeGoods - 400 Viewmont Dr

    400 Viewmont Dr, Scranton PA 18508

    4.4 Superb 171 reviews

    “Nice location right off 81. Good selection of merchandise and high turnover over. Only issue I have is that they turn a blind eye to people who bring the dogs into the store. These are not service animals, but pets people believe are the children - fur babies.”

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  3. Macy's Backstage - 100 Viewmont Mall Suite 900

    100 Viewmont Mall Suite 900, Scranton PA 18508

    5 Superb 7 reviews

    “Better than online inventory. I just needed a baseball cap to drive around the country. Lots of parking. Lovely staff. Informative about inventory since in store shopping is more fun than online in general. Always curated well.”

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  5. Macy's - 100 Viewmont Mall Ste 900

    100 Viewmont Mall Ste 900, Scranton PA 18508

    4.1 Good 198 reviews

    “There was a pretty decent selection. Not too many workers or customers. Prices were not clearly marked. The quality of the merchandise was great as usual. We found what we were shopping for and after sales the prices were not bad. The sales associate who checked us out was helpful.”

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  6. American Eagle & Aerie - 100 Viewmont Mall

    100 Viewmont Mall, Scranton PA 18508

    3.9 Good 49 reviews

    “This is really the only store to get good quality clothes as a guy, at least in our area so it’s the one I always find myself shopping at. My mom and I came on Black Friday and the staff were also super helpful. I got some boots and needed help finding good bootcut jeans, workers helped me out and I ended up buying two pair. Also, this is the only good place to buy men’s khakis. Every other store that makes khakis look far too dressy and American Eagles go with everything so I wear them out with friends and than to work in HVAC. Usually when I stop in I pick up some boxers as well.”

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  7. Tractor Supply Co. - 1341 S Main Ave

    1341 S Main Ave, Scranton PA 18504

    4 Good 106 reviews

    “I practically live at Tractor Supply during the fall and winter months because I have a pellet stove and buy the pellets there to heat my home. The prices are reasonable compared to other stores nearby and the workers are extremely kind and always asking if they can help us with something or with loading them in our vehicle. It's appreciated. They are my first choice over other local stores.”

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  8. JCPenney - 80 Viewmont Mall

    80 Viewmont Mall, Scranton PA 18508

    3.4 Good 158 reviews

    “When they run sales, they can't be beat. But you really need a few extra employees. There's no assistance when you need it, and only one register is open with a long line. That said, you need an employee to maintain order in your shoe department. I believe the Tasmanian Devil works in there”

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