Department Stores in Arab, AL

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  1. 1067 North Brindlee Mountain Parkway, Arab AL 35016

    4.2 Good 113 reviews

    “I bought a lawn mower we today and I just have to say that it was the best thing I did today. The folks there were so nice and helpful. I wish all experiences were as pleasant as this one”

  2. 1053 North Brindlee Mountain Parkway, Arab AL 35016

    4.3 Superb 57 reviews

    “They have a lot of stuff. They even have some food for your house. The only thing bad is it adds up quickly an it's a 1.25 not a dollar anymore but other then that it's a great store with a lot of items. U can even pre order balloons”

  3. 1450 North Brindlee Mountain Parkway, Arab AL 35016

    3.4 Good 214 reviews

    “Make sure you know what you want from the electronics department. Make them look for what it is you want. Today the guy wants to tell me they didn’t have what I was looking for. He unlocked the cabinet and it was in the back. They may not have what you are looking for but they also might. Make them look that’s why they are there”

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  5. 1450 North Brindlee Mountain Parkway, Arab AL 35016

    4.2 Good 8 reviews

    “We have ordered two cakes in the last couple of months. The workers are very helpful, even excited to assist us each time. The cakes were exactly what we asked for and we're ready on time.”

  6. 1450 N Brindlee Mountain Pkwy, Arab AL 35016

    3 Average 3 reviews

    “II just want to share how fantastic a job the tire center staff created for me. One of the best customer service experiences I have ever had. They helped me with my choices of wheels and tires. Gave me time to make up my mind with no pressure. Gave me peace of mind and offered services that I would need for my tires. Again not just one person but the staff made this possible. Thank you,”

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