List of fictional stores
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This is a list of fictional stores that have appeared in entertainment and other fictional media. This list is limited to fictional companies which sell goods out of a brick-and-mortar establishment.
See also List of fictional companies, List of fictional bars and List of fictional restaurants.
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[edit] Apparel
- Abercrombie & Rich - The Simpsons
- Betty's No Good Clothes Shop and Pancake House - The State
- Binco - Grand Theft Auto Series
- Big Ed's Lingerie Boutique & Armenian Bakery - Mad Magazine
- Club Banana -- Kim Possible
- The Crap - parody of The Gap, Mad Magazine
- Didier Sachs - Grand Theft Auto Series
- Gaylen Ross - clothing store, Dawn of the Dead (2004 film)
- Gladrag's Wizardwear - Harry Potter
- Khaki Barn - 6 Teen
- Kosher Kaps - Mad Magazine
- Madam DeFrance - Three Stooges
- Madam Malkin's Robes for All Occasions - Harry Potter
- Pantosphere - Mr. Meaty
- Pimp Clothes - Sam & Max
- The Pimpery - Mad Magazine
- Pluto's - Sam & Max
- Pro-Laps - Grand Theft Auto Series
- Roscoe's Funky Rags - Hey Arnold
- Sandleman's Sandle Shop for Men - Tom Goes to the Mayor
- Stupid Spoiled Whore - clothing & accessories, South Park (from "Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset")
- Suburban - Grand Theft Auto Series
- Victim - Grand Theft Auto Series
- Victoria's Circuit - a lingerie store for robots, Futurama
- Wee Monsieur - The Simpsons
- We Got Pants - a store that sells only one pair of pants All That
- Zip - Grand Theft Auto Series
- See also: List of fictional brands
[edit] Automotive
- Buckingham Palace Quick Lube - The Simpsons
- Crosswire Motors - Arthur
- Jim's Exotic Cars - car dealer, Family Guy
- Knots Landing Motors - Knots Landing
- Cowboy Bob's RV Roundup - an RV dealership in Springfield, The Simpsons
- Lane Pratley Hyundai/Cadillac - car dealer in Arlen, Texas, King of the Hill
- Malfunctioning Eddie's Rocket-Car Emporium - Futurama
- Notani Tire Co. - Hey Arnold
- Uncle Albert's - Catalog retailer that sells weapons for autoduelists in the Car Wars game.
[edit] Bars, casinos and nightclubs
[edit] Books and periodicals
- The Android's Dungeon - comic books and collectibles, The Simpsons
- Books by the Ton - Daria
- Buy the Book - Ellen
- Donkey Punch- Metalocalypse
- Flourish and Blott's - book store, Harry Potter
- Fox Books - book store chain, You've Got Mail
- Kind Of A Lot O' Comics - comic book store, Rocko's Modern Life
- Little Shop Around the Corner - children's books, You've Got Mail
- Madwimmin Books - bookstore (now defunct), Dykes to Watch Out For
- The 9th Dimension Bookstore - New Age bookstore, King of the Hill
- Peggy's World of Books (and Guns) - King of the Hill
[edit] Department stores
- Alien Overlord and Taylor - department store, Futurama
- Arnold Bros. (est 1905) - department store, replaced by the Arnco Super Saverstore The Bromeliad
- Bloomingshale's - department store in The Flintstones; a parody of Bloomingdale's
- Beau-Mart - Wal-Mart-like discount chain owned by Wilhelmina Slater's boyfriend Ted LeBeau in Ugly Betty
- Budnick's - Hey Arnold
- Cashman's - upscale department store, Daria
- Costington's - upscale department store, The Simpsons
- Crumley's - Harrods-like department store, Discworld
- Fenmore's - department store on "The Young and the Restless" and "The Bold and the Beautiful"
- Fiddich's - Roseanne
- Grace Brothers - department store, Are You Being Served?
- Hailstone's - department store, The Simpsons
- Henrick & Son's - department store Doctor Who
- Hoske's - Hey Arnold
- Huckabees - "The Everything Store"; I ♥ Huckabees
- J-Mart - parody of K-Mart, South Park
- JC Henny-Penny - department store in Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew; a parody of JC Penney
- Kacy's - parody of Macy's, Hey Arnold
- L-Mart - parody of K-mart, Hey Arnold
- Lacy's - Department Store in Pine Valley, "All My Children"
- Lex-Mart - subsidiary of Lexcorp in Superman comics; a retail chain similar to Wal-Mart
- Kressler's - All in the Family
- Macyrock's (also known as the Bedrock Department Store) - parody of Macy's, The Flintstones
- Meiman Narcus - Foxtrot
- Paintings - Rentaghost
- Rodbell's - Roseanne
- S-Mart - parody of K-Mart, Army of Darkness; the protagonist, Ash, works at S-Mart
- Shelwyn's - King of the Hill
- SHØP - parody of STØR, The Simpsons
- Smarty Mart - Kim Possible
- The Store - Dallas
- Tildale's - Hey Arnold
- Waldoon's Department Store - Rocko's Modern Life
- Winfred-Louder - The Drew Carey Show
- Wall to Wall Mart- "The Fairly Oddparents"
- Walbogs - parody of "Wal-Mart", Chappelle's Show; sellers of the Home Stenographer, the Wrap It Up box, and the Roots Special Edition DVD with outtakes.
- Wall-Mart - parody of "Wal-Mart"; South Park
- Walls-Mart - parody of "Wal-Mart"; MADtv
[edit] Electronics
- Best cry - parody of Best Buy, Mad Magazine
- Big Bob's Beeper Emporium - Hey Arnold
- Computer Time - Hey Arnold
- Crazy Betty's - Kenan & Kel
- Gene's Hi-Fi - Hey Arnold
- The Greed Guys - parody of The Good Guys, Mad Magazine
- Higsby's Chip Shop - Battlechips, Megaman Battle Network
- Jomon Electronics - Megaman Battle Network
- Magpie Electricals- Doctor Who and Torchwood
- Pro-Buy - Ugly Betty
- The Shoddier Image - Mad Magazine
- Short-Circuit City - parody of Circuit City, Mad Magazine
[edit] Firearms
- Andy's Gun Works - Dawn of the Dead (2004 film) [1]
- Ames Guns - Firesign Theatre
- Ammu-Nation - the Grand Theft Auto videogame series.
- Blood Bath and Beyond - gun store, The Simpsons
[edit] Grocers, convenience stores and supermarkets
- $1.03 Store - convenience store, parody of .99 store. Johnny Bravo
- $299.99 Store - convenience store, parody of the .99 Store. Futurama
- 24/7 - convenience store, parody of 7-Eleven on Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
- 33¢ Store - The Simpsons
- 66¢ Store - The Simpsons
- 711 - "Open 28 Hours" - (convenience store, parody of 7-Eleven), Futurama
- Arkwright's - corner shop, Open All Hours
- Bag This! - Late Night with David Letterman
- Barg'n Mart - supermarket, Spongebob Squarepants
- Bettabuys - supermarket, Coronation Street
- Budget Club - Roseanne (TV Show)
- Buy N' Bag - Roseanne
- Buy N' Fly - convenience store, Snow Crash
- Cavendish Foods - chain of supermarkets and cash and carry warehouses To The Manor Born
- CostMart - Family Guy
- Drucker's General Store - Green Acres
- The Expiration Date Grab Bag - Late Night with David Letterman
- Field's Market - Desperate Housewives
- Finntroll's- Metalocalypse
- Fergusen's Market - All in the Family
- Food Circus - Mama's Family
- Food Crypt - Late Night with David Letterman
- Food King - grocery store from Animal House
- Foodies Supermarket - grocery store, Married... with Children
- Freshco - supermarket, Coronation Street
- Get In Get Out - convenience store, King of the Hill
- Heaven Eleven - convenience store in episode 2 of Mahoraba (parody of 7-Eleven)
- Hitler's - Late Night with David Letterman
- Hooper's Store - convenience store, Sesame Street
- I'm-Not-Wearing Pantry - Late Night with David Letterman
- The Kabin - corner shop, Coronation Street
- Kane Foods - grocery store chain, Citizen Kane
- Kwik-E-Mart - convenience store run by Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, The Simpsons
- Larva Town - Late Night with David Letterman
- Lucky Aide - Drug store, Malcolm in the Middle
- Ma & Pa's - Sam & Max
- MaxiMart - convenience store, Beavis and Butt-head
- Mega Lo Mart - Wal-Mart-like store, King of the Hill
- Minute Mart - EastEnders
- MonstroMart - The Simpsons
- Naveed's Groceries - Still Game
- Pam's Pantry - Discworld
- Payday, Costco-like store, Daria
- Pick 'n' Lick - Late Night with David Letterman
- Pink and White - King of the Hill
- Price Hiker - Late Night with David Letterman
- Quarney's General Store - Discworld
- Rex Reed's Grocery Rodeo - Late Night with David Letterman
- Rigby's - Kenan and Kel
- Risky's - Late Night with David Letterman
- S-Mart - Army of Darkness
- Saverz - Tom Goes to the Mayor
- Slothmart Grocery World - Sam & Max
- Soda King - Catscratch
- SPIRE - parody of SPAR, Still Game
- Sprawl-Mart - Wal-Mart parody, The Simpsons
- Squinks Liquors - Sam & Max
- Try 'N Save - Target Parody, The Simpsons
- Ultimate Convenience, Grosse Pointe Blank
- Left-Mart - Wal-Mart parody, specializing in items for the left handed. The Simpsons
- Wal-Barn - supermarket, Requiem for a Dream
- Wall-Mart - Wal-Mart parody, South Park
[edit] Home Improvement & Hardware
- Ache Hardware - Parody of Ace Hardware, Mad Magazine
- Builder's Barn - Parody of Home Depot, The Simpsons
- Hardin's Hardware - Backyard Skateboarding
- Henrickson's Home Plus - Bill's home improvement megastore on Big Love
- Home Despot - parody of The Home Depot, Mad Magazine
- Home Heaven - Big box home improvement store, Rugrats
- Home Labyrinth - parody of The Home Depot, Beavis and Butt-head
[edit] Movie Theaters
- Aztec Theater - Movie Theater, The Simpsons
- Cinplex - Movie theater, Daria
- Circle Theater - Hey Arnold
- Grand Theater - Andy Griffith [2]
- Googleplex - Rocko's Modern Life
- Googolplex - The Simpsons, the multiplex cinema in Springfield, also a mock on the large number with that same name.
- The Kiska - Hey Arnold
- Loew's
-Plex - A movie theater in New New York, Futurama - Ortega Theater Rocket Power
- The Odium - Odeon parody, Discworld
- The Premier - Drake & Josh
- The Reef - SpongeBob SquarePants
[edit] Photography
- foto town - Tom Goes to the Mayor
- Warnimont's Photo Studio - Punky Brewster
[edit] Restaurants and Coffee Shops
See List of fictional restaurants
[edit] Shopping Malls
- Arlen Mall - King of the Hill
- Bluffington Mall - Doug
- Center City Mall - Invader Zim
- Galleria Mall - 6 Teen
- O-Town Mall - Rocko's Modern Life
- Powerpuff Mall, Aqua Teen Hunger Force
- Scaunchboro Mall - Mr. Meaty
- Springfield Mall - The Simpsons
- Twin Pine Mall (becomes Lone Pine Mall when Marty returns to 1985) - Back to the Future
[edit] Video and DVD
- Big Top Video - video rental chain in The Big Hit
- BlockBlister Video- The Amanda Show-parody of BlockBuster Video
- Lackluster Video - video store, Daria and Mission Hill
- Rent-A-Wreck Video - video store, Futurama
- VHS Village, Formerly Beta Barn - video rental, The Simpsons
- Video Outhouse - video store, Invader Zim
[edit] Miscellaneous
- 47th Street Butter Churns, Futurama
- The Age of Aquariums - Family Guy
- All Things Scottish - Saturday Night Live
- Arcade Flower Shop - Three's Company
- Art's Frame Shop - Hey Arnold
- Baby Town - Hey Arnold
- Bang Drugs - The Tick animated series
- Bank of the Jungle - Robot Chicken
- Better bottoms - A store to buy a new rear end Catdog
- Borgin and Burkes - Dark Arts materials, Harry Potter
- Bounce - Bikini Store, Neighbours
- Bubs' Concession Stand - Homestar Runner
- Bullhorn Emporium - Mad Magazine
- Bull's Eye - Chain of stores in Family Guy
- Butt Barn - Proctology Supplies, Mad Magazine
- Copy Center - Tom Goes to the Mayor
- Dale's Dead-Bug - King of the Hill
- Dan Halen Construction - Squidbillies
- Dan Halen Sheetrock International - Squidbillies
- Dave's Pin Exchange - retail center for pin collectors, Discworld (later Dave's Pin and Stamp Exchange)
- Dervish and Banges - magical equipment, Harry Potter
- Diamonds Are Forever - Jewelry store, Futurama
- Dime A Dozen Sports Collectables - Mad Magazine
- Eeylop's Owl Emporium - Harry Potter
- Emmitt's Fix-it Shop - Andy Griffith
- First Nautical Bank - Spongebob Squarepants
- Fix-it Shop - Sesame Street
- Floyd's Barbershop - Andy Griffith
- Frozen Cow Creamery - King of the Hill
- Game Barn - Mr. Meaty
- Girly Things - The Fairly Oddparents
- Grot - sells only useless items, The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin
- Green Meats - Hey Arnold
- Hacking Jack's Fine Smokables - Futurama
- Here Today Pawn Tomorrow - Three Stooges
- Himsdale Sports - The Fairly Oddparents
- Hobby Hut - Hey Arnold
- Honeyduke's Sweetshop - Harry Potter
- Jester's, "Bongs, Dongs, and Clever Hats" - Tom Goes to the Mayor
- Kent General Store - a general store run by Ma and Pa Kent in Superboy comics
- Kurl Up and Dye - a salon, 2 Stupid Dogs
- The Leftorium - store for left-handed people run by Ned Flanders, The Simpsons
- Liquor Trunk - King of the Hill
- Loiterama - Mad Magazine
- Lubbock's Very Big Shoes - King of the Hill
- Lucky's Liquorama - Mad Magazine
- Madame Blanche Love Potions - Hey Arnold
- Mayberry Hotel - Andy Griffith [Andy Griffith Show|3]
- Millie's Bakery - Mayberry R.F.D.
- Mattress Christ - Squidbillies
- Mail-It Shop - Sesame Street
- Needful Things - Stephen King's Needful Things
- Nothin' But Toilets - Futurama
- Office Outlet - Tom Goes to the Mayor
- Ollivander's - wand shop, Harry Potter
- Over Our Heads, novelty shop, The Facts of Life
- Palace of Pranks - Spongebob Squarepants
- Phineas Q. Butterfat's 5600 Flavors Ice Cream Parlor - The Simpsons
- The Phony-Baloney Mustache Emporium - Spongebob Squarepants
- Pretty Bird Florist - Black Canary
- Robo-Rooter - "Call Robo-Rooter if you flush a towel. We can also help with that impacted *bowel.", Futurama
- Rook Takes Pawnshop - pawnshop, Futurama
- Sam Drucker's general store, Petticoat Junction, Green Acres, located in Hooterville, MO.
- Sanford and Son - junk dealers, Sanford and Son
- Schmidaur's - specialty store - The Cosby Show
- Scotch (tape) Boutique - Saturday Night Live
- Scrivenshaft's Quill Shop - Harry Potter
- Shady Rest Hotel - Petticoat Junction
- Sherwood Florist - owned by Black Canary in Green Arrow
- Skatopia - Indoor skatepark party place similar to Chuck E. Cheese, Rocket Power
- Spatula City - "We sell spatulas--and that's all!" The Rush Limbaugh Show
- Stankee Candle - Parody of Yankee Candle, Mad Magazine
- Stems-N-Seeds - King of the Hill
- Steptoe and Son - rag-and-bone men, Steptoe and Son
- Strickland Propane - King of the Hill
- Tatami Mega Store - Kappa Mikey
- Tex and Edna Boyle's Organ Emporium - Second City TV
- Thatherton Fuels - King of the Hill
- The 13th Step - liquor store, Family Guy
- Tiny Chairs - Tom Goes to the Mayor
- Toy Palace - Rugrats
- Toys "Am" We - The Dumb Bunnies
- Toys Is Me - Hogfather (TV adaption)
- Urban Legend Pet Shop - Mad Magazine
- U.V. Ray's Tanning Salon - Futurama
- Velma Sue's Laundromat - "No shirt, no shoes, what are you washing?" - Futurama
- Vitello's Flower Shop - Hey Arnold
- Walker's Drugstore - Andy Griffith
- Wally's Filling Station - Andy Griffith
- Yamatsuchi Model Shop - The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya
- Zakzak Strongintharm's - magical supplies (mostly sparkly junk), Discworld
- Zonko's Joke Shop - Harry Potter
- Zynx Appliances - Tom Goes to the Mayor
