Furniture Stores in Reston, VA

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  1. 12197 Sunset Hills Road, Reston VA 20190

    3.2 Average 37 reviews

    “Target is always a great place to shop for good prices, a good selection and good atmosphere. Target team members are always ready if you need help finding something. There are lots of food products, but sometimes staples like milk are in short supply. There are cleaning products, toiletries, home products, like linens and towels, clothing and lots of other things. There's a CVS pharmacy in the store. There is enough parking and there are electric charging stations.”

  2. 12197 Sunset Hills Road, Reston VA 20190

    3 Average 278 reviews

    “Friendly staff and easy return experience. Don’t like Target's political stance, only shopped there bc something needed something that only Target carried.”

  3. 2211 Lofty Heights Pl #1716, Reston VA 20191

    3.2 Average 4 reviews

    “Working with Dennington Woodworking Solutions for my custom ladder shelving unit was easy every single step of the way. I reached out to Sean via Facebook and had a long, candid discussion with him about my needs and the custom piece I was envisioning (and it was at 9pm!). He was extremely responsive and kept me in the loop during each phase, asking me for feedback while using his expertise to guide me. The price was extremely reasonable and I was happy to support a small, family run business in the process. I am extremely happy with the final product and will post a photo when we have moved and everything is situated. I will be using them again!”

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  5. 12197 Sunset Hills Road, Reston VA 20190

    2.3 Poor 48 reviews

    “This location is usually very well stocked despite the amount of traffic it gets. I have never purchased a loaf of bread from this location that has gone moldy in under a week. (Very much not the case with bread from the North Point Giant) and obviously with inflation the prices at this location are just right. Creating pickup orders on the app + looking through the target circle deals that they offer really makes this location a winner for me. The staff that work the pickup / return area are mostly excellent and professional. I appreciate them and the way they keep the pickup area as open as possible to keep it from becoming a mess. Sometimes the self checkout area can get hectic, the line can get long quickly and some willfully ignorant customers obviously compound that by jumping the line. Another note is Dr. Pepper. I used to purchase it from the other store with the blue color scheme. They were notorious for being 75% (or less!) full and barely carbonated. Never encountered this issue with any beverages purchased from this location. Good location. Usually panhandlers near the clothing donation bins, and I have been approached a few times in the parking lot over the last two years.”

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