Department Stores in Galveston, TX

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  1. 6327 Stewart Rd, Galveston TX 77551

    4.4 Superb 180 reviews

    “I like Ross, but very disappointed in women's dresses. They don't cover the top part al all. I usually get my Easter dress there. I ended up with tennis shoes and spices. No dress.”

  2. 2711 61st St, Galveston TX 77551

    4.3 Superb 167 reviews

    “I needed a few things for an upcoming trip and stopped here to see if they had what I needed. They didn’t have everything I needed but I was able to get a few things at a good price. And as usual, whenever I visit any Marshalls, I leave with things I wasn’t expecting to buy. This store is organized and it’s pretty easy to find what you’re looking for. If you really need an associates help, they’re usually not hard to find.”

  3. 3000 Fort Point Road, Galveston TX 77550

    4.8 Superb 30 reviews

    “Went in to purchase theme park tickets. Lady running the place was nice and knowledgeable. Store was clean and stocked. Drove 2 hours to shop here, would definitely do it again.”

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  5. 6128 Broadway St, Galveston TX 77551

    4.1 Good 189 reviews

    “Great shopping at a store that offers clothing, food, furnishings, pet supplies, gardening supplies, beach supplies, medications can be filled in the in-store drug area, make-up, etc. You can find almost anything you might need here.”

  6. 2226 The Strand B, Galveston TX 77550

    4.9 Superb 9 reviews

    “Thank you Patricia for introducing us to Bamboo. We absolutely love love our sheets, pjs and under garments! So soft! Love the color changing products as well! We always stop in to say hi to Patricia and never walk out empty handed!”

  7. 6128 Broadway Street, Galveston TX 77551

    3.4 Good 21 reviews

    “Target has always been my preferred store for many of my needs. I come for under garments, personal hygiene products, and household cleaning supplies. Nice to know this store is just as reliable as the one from back at home (Buffalo,NY)”

  8. 6702 Seawall Boulevard, Galveston TX 77551

    3 Average 16 reviews

    “Third time here coming in for toiletries before going on a cruise. When you've been to one Walmart, they're all very similar. However, pricing on food items varies depending on the location. Nonfood goods are the same price regardless of what state you're in. But food prices vary. For example: a bag of popcorn is $2.98 at this Walmart, but $3.15 in San Diego. Same product, different states, so different prices.Loved that they have a gluten-free section. Usually, the same items as found in other Walmarts. The only negative, they have limited varieties of yogurt both in terms of flavors and types - not a lot of plant based.I use self checkout and have only asked for help a few times so limited interaction with employees. But the few I've met have been nice.Because it's Texas, grocery bags are free. No $0.10 per bag charge like in California. Lots of parking. Uber and Lyft arrive quickly usually within 3 minutes. So there's never a wait which is nice when you've got grocery bags.”

  9. 2711 61st St, Galveston TX 77551

    3.2 Average 23 reviews

    “Stopped by Burlington because my son needed a hat and gloves. Found a great pair at a great price, which was exactly what we needed. We went during a late evening so the store wasn't busy and there was no line at check-out.”

  10. 6702 Seawall Blvd, Galveston TX 77551

    3.4 Good 418 reviews

    “If you need any cheap Galveston souvenirs this Walmart is the place to go. Towels, hats, sunglasses, beach toys and everything else Walmart normally carries.”

  11. 2928 Broadway Avenue J, Galveston TX 77550

    3 Average 88 reviews

    “People who work there were very friendly.Especially Wanda. She was very helpful.But they still are getting the store backtogether after some remodeling they haddone. They still do not have all the products in stock yet. They are working on it. Some really good deals on clearance items, I was amazed . Bought a pair of shoes for $3.50 .”

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