Department Stores in Folsom, CA

“I enjoy shopping at Kohls--rewards, Kohl's cash, and birthday bonuses are awesome! The checkers are always friendly and helpful. As was Sarah who helped me recently. The restrooms are clean!!--very important!!”

“This HomeGoods store in Folsom is one of the best HomeGoods stores I like. They have good stocks and items I don't see in other HomeGoods stores. The store itself is very well organized. The customer service is fast and friendly. The parking lot is safe, and I can easily find parking near the store’s main entrance.”

“I needed a full size mattress and box spring and looked at several places in town. Found one (Serta) online at Big Lots. I was a bit sceptical but it turned out great. They even have same day delivery. I ordered by 2pm and the mattress and box springs were delivered between 6pm-7pm same day. Delivery fee was very reasonable. Both items came from 2 different stores- Folsom & N. Highlands so it was 2 deliveries. Big Lots is using a service called "bungii". Very nice and professional delivery service professionals. It was raining and they made sure that the items stayed dry and wiped them down before bringing into the house. The only thing is that they only deliver to the entrance inside house and do not place in the room or take upstairs. But, still extremely good service.”

“Great place to shop till you drop! Great prices and beautiful things to start your summer or fall off right! Great people and personalities! Love love love this store!”

“I've shopped at Ross for years since 1978..when they had their own charge cards..love the one on Market St..SF.
When I'm Las Vegas I tell myself...no I'm not going into Ross...but there I am going up the escalator..grrr☺️”

“Ongoingly disappointed by the clothing options available in modern fashion. The employees were very kind and helpful while I was struggling with this though! ^^;;”

“I love Target’s drive up pick up. It’s always quick and easy. Best part I get what I need and not extra stuff ;) I also love how quickly I can shop while doing other things and just stop by to pick it up.”

“Smaller inventory but the employees here are always helpful and mostly in a good mood. I come here over the location at the Palladio because the employees are nicer and don't act like you're asking too much of them when you ask about a product.”

“This is the biggest Target in the Folsom + El Dorado county area. It recently under went renovation. Changes you will see: -lights are brighter -there's a second smaller seasonal area near the door. Right now there are several Sun Squad items (that are 20%), summer wines, lawn chairs, pool supplies, and large containers of pop corn kernels (drive in movie, or project one in the backyard and watch from your pool?) -the makeup section has been made to feel more like an Ulta -the clothing section feels like a H&M, with two different fitting areas. -they have a decent liquor, wine, and beer section now. -The toy section has stepped up its game with a cool Lego sculpture in the middle that looks rather Instagram worthy + several interactive playareas including a heat sensitive/ color changing wall, series of speaking tubes, and lots of cool other things to discover. Seems like this section goes on and on, so you may want to prepare yourself if you're going in with kids or a husband. -There's a section just for children's books. Next to that you'll find a big display for the most recent kids merchandise thing, right now it's Toy Story 4, before that it was Minecraft. Everything feels more interactive and enticing. I have to remind myself I'm on a budget, especially when I got to the Stranger Things merchandise in my size (July 4th is so soon! ). Target definitely has the family with small children niche down with smooth rolling shopping carts that are perfect for putting a baby to sleep. A baby section that's very well organized, with competitive prices. Their breast feeding policy, is to let mother nurse undisturbed in the changing rooms. There's a Starbucks + I already mentioned the toy section (yep you're going to need coffee for that).”

“One of the best targets in the area. Pharmacy, Starbucks, makeup, drive up pickups, electronics area, changing rooms, you name it, they've got it. Mens clothing / shoes section is a little lackluster at this location, but there are better places to go for mens clothes in the area already. For local reviews or travel content, you can find us on most socials @sunsetourist”

“So this is the only Walmart I will shop at. The Wal-Mart i live near is terrible so I drive about 25 miles to this location. It has pretty good produce and tons of groceries. There's a key kiosk to make copies of your keys, another for pet tags. The employees are actually really helpful here and generally very nice which is rare for a Wal-Mart ( at least in my experience). I can check everything off my to-do lists with this place. From money orders to oil changes, this is a one stop shopping experience at much lower prices. It's located in a decent area of Folsom so it doesn't have the scary high crime vibe Wal-Marts tend to radiate! This location is absolutely the exception to the Wal-Mart rules.”

“I enjoy the lower cost grocery shopping, the medicine, toiletries, and general goods are all much less expensive here. When I lived farther, I would spend $40 in gas to shop at Walmart, and I'd still save in the end over shopping at the grass valley grocery store. Worth the time and effort for sure. Now that I live close enough to shop there regularly, I find myself shopping there 2-3 times per week. The staff costs them a star, the regular guy at the self check at the store off Riley has a smart mouth and is rude to customers when he thinks they can't hear him. Guy needs to appreciate his job, and stop assuming every time the self check triggers that customers are lying thieves... "everyone says they scanned all the items, but I always find what they are stealing " he quipped... thinking I couldn't hear him. After they realized it was in fact not stealing, he said nothing to apologize. So I let him know my displeasure of being called a thief for no reason at all, but he couldn't look me in the eye, acknowledging his mistake or even act like he could hear me. He just pretended he couldn't hear me. Don't assume folks are stealing , and certainly don't do it in a smart @ss insulting manner... because you were wrong, and when you don't apologize or acknowledge that fact, you look like a real piece of work. Just don't open your mouth to comment before you know the facts”

“I enjoy the lower cost grocery shopping, the medicine, toiletries, and general goods are all much less expensive here. When I lived farther, I would spend $40 in gas to shop at Walmart, and I'd still save in the end over shopping at the grass valley grocery store. Worth the time and effort for sure. Now that I live close enough to shop there regularly, I find myself shopping there 2-3 times per week. The staff costs them a star, the regular guy at the self check at the store off Riley has a smart mouth and is rude to customers when he thinks they can't hear him. Guy needs to appreciate his job, and stop assuming every time the self check triggers that customers are lying thieves... "everyone says they scanned all the items, but I always find what they are stealing " he quipped... thinking I couldn't hear him. After they realized it was in fact not stealing, he said nothing to apologize. So I let him know my displeasure of being called a thief for no reason at all, but he couldn't look me in the eye, acknowledging his mistake or even act like he could hear me. He just pretended he couldn't hear me. Don't assume folks are stealing , and certainly don't do it in a smart @ss insulting manner... because you were wrong, and when you don't apologize or acknowledge that fact, you look like a real piece of work. Just don't open your mouth to comment before you know the facts”

“I enjoy the lower cost grocery shopping, the medicine, toiletries, and general goods are all much less expensive here. When I lived farther, I would spend $40 in gas to shop at Walmart, and I'd still save in the end over shopping at the grass valley grocery store. Worth the time and effort for sure. Now that I live close enough to shop there regularly, I find myself shopping there 2-3 times per week. The staff costs them a star, the regular guy at the self check at the store off Riley has a smart mouth and is rude to customers when he thinks they can't hear him. Guy needs to appreciate his job, and stop assuming every time the self check triggers that customers are lying thieves... "everyone says they scanned all the items, but I always find what they are stealing " he quipped... thinking I couldn't hear him. After they realized it was in fact not stealing, he said nothing to apologize. So I let him know my displeasure of being called a thief for no reason at all, but he couldn't look me in the eye, acknowledging his mistake or even act like he could hear me. He just pretended he couldn't hear me. Don't assume folks are stealing , and certainly don't do it in a smart @ss insulting manner... because you were wrong, and when you don't apologize or acknowledge that fact, you look like a real piece of work. Just don't open your mouth to comment before you know the facts”