Department Stores in Burke, VA

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  1. 5793 Burke Centre Parkway, Burke VA 22015

    3.9 Good 171 reviews

    “I actually went to Kohl's to return something from Amazon and I haven't been in there in a long time, but I love that store. I found a couple really cute things. They always have really great sales and I've decided I'm going to open a Kohl's card because the benefits for Kohl's card members is fantastic. I would definitely go again! Oh and the store is neat, tidy and organized!”

  2. 9230 Old Keene Mill Road, Burke VA 22015

    3.9 Good 130 reviews

    “If you were ever in need of inexpensive clothing at first Superior levels of Walmart or Costco Ross and TJ Maxx and Burlington are definitely the places to go. If you want a little bit more upscale you go to Nordstrom rack but for the best deals hunt the clearance racks at these places. We're all in Burlington are the only places that carry men's shoes so don't bother going to TJ Maxx for that”

  3. 6000 Burke Commons Road, Burke VA 22015

    3.5 Good 316 reviews

    “So since this is a department store, would i call thr grocery carts, department carts? Ty Walmart. Always a good time. Btw, if we all get the credit card rewards they ll start putting in thr NFC's (tab to pay) on their money registers!”

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  5. 6000 Burke Commons Rd, Burke VA 22015

    2.4 Poor 36 reviews

    “This Walmart location is not bad at all. It was clean. The bathrooms were pretty good and floors were shiny. There were some disorganized places such as different sized clothes on the same rack. The employees are very polite and helpful. Their service is satisfactory. The atmosphere was very good because the staff were polite. It is also accessible. There are parking spaces and stalls. They care about all customers there. If there is a Walmart location to go. It is this one.”

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