Department Stores in Euless, TX

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  1. 2501 Rio Grande Boulevard Suite 100, Euless TX 76039

    4.6 Superb 135 reviews

    “Shopping at this store is amazing. Shopping here is a wonderful experience . The customer service is outstanding too. I love shopping for the compressed towels for travels. It’s an amazing store with amazing finds and a great location.”

  2. 1401 W Glade Rd, Euless TX 76039

    4.2 Good 289 reviews

    “We absolutely love this Target! ❤ The online order pickup process is super easy and convenient — you simply use the barcode, and everything is quick and hassle-free. The employees are always friendly, attentive, and helpful, which makes the experience even better. It’s also a huge Target where you can find pretty much everything you need, from clothing and personal care products to groceries, toys, pajamas, and so much more. The location is excellent, right in the heart of Glade Parks, making it a very convenient place to shop. Definitely one of our favorite Target locations!”

  3. 2911 Rio Grande Boulevard, Colleyville TX 76034

    4.2 Good 178 reviews

    “Love this store…shop there too much! :-) However, today while I was in I got a cashier named Aidan. He was a nice guy but his constant use of the word “bossman” with every single question and comment was a bit weird when speaking to customers. He also failed to wrap several ceramic items I purchased. Nice guy but likely needs a little training or coaching”

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  5. 1401 W Glade Rd, Euless TX 76039

    3.9 Good 13 reviews

    “So this target is MASSIVE ! I know it's a super target, but even so it's a bit overwhelmingly large. We stopped in to grab a few items and it may have not been that best option for what we needed. That being said, it was pretty good as far as targets go There's a massive parking lot but also it's a very busy store, so we did have to park pretty far back. They do have a large covered area in the front-middle for pickup orders. I personally was very excited because my usual target never has women's basics in small sizes. This one had plenty of each size so I stocked up! Overall the Target has clean and organized. The cashier we had was lovely and polite. It was just a solid experience despite how overwhelmed the massive size made me”

  6. 2800 Hwy 121, Euless TX 76039

    3.9 Good 177 reviews

    “Sweetest cashier. Did not get her name, but she had brown curly hair. This store had everything organized, nothing on the floor, their books were extremely organized. I really appreciated the cleanliness of the store and short pay lines. This location is better than others I have been to!”

  7. 2701 Rio Grande Boulevard Ste 100, Euless TX 76039

    3.8 Good 181 reviews

    “I had the best first time experience! I had no idea this store existed & am enthralled. Great deals. Enormous selection. Excellent service. I will become a regular for sure.”

  8. 2501 Rio Grande Boulevard Suite 400, Euless TX 76040

    3.7 Good 115 reviews

    “Burlington is always a great one-stop shop for me. You can find literally everything in one place - clothes for the whole family, shoes, bags, home decor, and baby items. The store is well-organized, clean, and the prices are very reasonable compared to other stores around. I always find good deals here. Staff was friendly and checkout was quick during my visit. Definitely recommend if you want to save time and get everything in one trip.”

  9. 1201 Airport Fwy, Euless TX 76040

    3.7 Good 184 reviews

    “The sales associates Salima and Mila are always helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable about the merchandise. The store is well organized and clean. I will highly recommend this location to my relatives and friends.”

  10. 2800 Hwy 121, Euless TX 76039

    3.3 Good 168 reviews

    “Honestly it’s like the same price as thrifting now and the clothes are really cute! A great place to spend your time and everything I bought there I use all the time!”

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