Department Stores near Marshall, VA

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  1. 4203 Old Stockyard Road, Marshall VA 20115

    4.1 Good 61 reviews

    “Great inventory and selection. Friendly staff. Location has a double bay dog washing station with all the shampoos/conditioners easy available for you to use.”

  2. W Lee Hwy, Warrenton VA 20186

    4.5 Superb 102 reviews

    • Today 9AM – 11PM

    “Lots of stores in one area and everything was open. Unlike Fredericksburg or Culpeper, where lots of shopping centers are empty.PNC bank has a horrible parking lot and NO SIGN or railing where it drops off. I didn't, but close.Dollar tree here had nothing compared to the stores in Fredericksburg and Culpeper.I LIKE Warrenton. Too bad it's an hr one way.”

  3. 41 Lee Highway, Warrenton VA 20186

    4.4 Superb 109 reviews

    “TSC is great for all sorts of odds and ends, ranging from trailer and tractor parts (not much of a surprise there, I guess) to good quality work clothes, to a whole range of engine supplies (oils, greases, hoses, belts), to some great deals on heavier tools which you might not find elsewhere. Their quarterly rewards program is also very attractive and has surprised me with its versatility on several occasions. The staff at the Warrenton location are friendly and helpful and I'll continue to visit a couple of times per month.”

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  5. 251 W Lee Hwy, Warrenton VA 20186

    4.2 Good 121 reviews

    “Despite a super long line right before closing, Tearra and Leann at the registers handled everything smooth. They kept the line moving quickly and stayed calm, friendly and polite with every customer. Their positive attitude and efficiency made what could have been a stressful situation a total breeze. Shoutout to them for ending the night on such a great note!”

  6. 141 W Lee Hwy, Warrenton VA 20186

    4.1 Good 79 reviews

    “We stopped by this HomeGoods while visiting Warrenton back in September and really enjoyed the experience. It was great to see their Halloween section already set up well before October. What stood out most to me was the wide selection of hand soaps and lotions, the exceptionally clean bathrooms, and how kind and friendly the staff were. The prices on the decorative items and soaps felt like great value for the quality, and there was no shortage of options to choose from. I was especially impressed by how clean the restrooms were. It's something you don’t usually expect in retail stores, but very appreciated. At checkout, the staff went the extra mile and offered my kids HomeGoods stickers, which completely made their day (and mine). We’ll definitely be coming back here for future décor shopping!”

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