Department Stores in Wasilla, AK

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  1. 1801 East Parks Highway, Wasilla AK 99654

    4 Good 159 reviews

    “The second best target in Alaska. Organized. Well staffed, clean and fully stocked. I wish they would put paper in the bathroom so it would be super great to line the toilet and dry my hands with a paper towel.”

  2. 1350 South Seward Meridian Parkway, Wasilla AK 99654

    3.7 Good 263 reviews

    “I have always had a good experience at Walmart but recently when I went and was looking for something, I received the absolute best customer service ever. An employee noticed I was looking for a food item, and then asked me if I needed help. I said no at first to not bother anyone, but they were persistent to help me find what I needed and they pulled another employee and I got exactly what I was looking for.”

  3. 1501 East Parks Highway, Wasilla AK 99654

    3.6 Good 186 reviews

    “The place is fine. It's like any other Fred Meyers. My complaint isn't with the company itself. It's the people standing in the middle of the doorway with their full family is having a conversation and standing in the aisles and having a full conversation mocking off people that are trying to shop, but Fred Meyers the people there are friendly. The customer service is fairly friendly trying to circumnavigate a bunch of a really demanding customers.”

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  5. 1501 East Parks Highway, Wasilla AK 99654

    3.7 Good 53 reviews

    “Having had a bunch of past medical issues going to the pharmacy is a part of life, and this is my favorite one I have used to date! The staff are all extremely hardworking, and at the same time certainly overworked, but they show up every day and do their absolute best! They are friendly, kind, and considerate and do their best to go out of their way to help you if it is possible unlike many other pharmacies.”

  6. 1501 East Parks Highway, Wasilla AK 99654

    3.8 Good 34 reviews

    “I was recently given a bracelet for a gift that was purchased at Fred Meyers. After I had it sized I attempted to wear it. I wore it three times. Each and every time I wore it, the bracelet fell off my wrist. Lucky for me, I found it each time. I stopped wearing the bracelet and a couple of months later I took it to the store for them to fix it. The salesgirl agreed it was defective and then told me they could fix it for a sum of $72.00. I asked why should I pay for a defective product to be fixed. She had no answer. I asked for the manager to phone me about the issue as the manager was not available. To date, one week later, I have received no call nor any acknowledgement that they will fix the defective clasp. DO NOT PURCHASE AT FRED MEYERS JEWELRY. They will sell you a defective product and refuse to fix it. In order to post this review I had to give them a star rating. I would have preferred to give them a zero rating.I have an update. Yesterday the manager of the store got in touch with me. I met with her today, and the store will fix my bracelet at no charge to me. Yeah! I will change my review to four stars.”

  7. 1501 E Parks Hwy, Wasilla AK 99654

    3.2 Average 9 reviews

    “Nice clean store that is well stocked and has surprisingly good vegan cupcakes that you cannot get in Anchorage. Like, wha? Being in Wasilla you do pay for the sales tax, but if you're heading to Valdez this is a good option for road snackies. Will come again.”

  8. 1350 South Seward Meridian Parkway, Wasilla AK 99654

    2.2 Poor 9 reviews

    “Stopped in to this crowded location and walked around grocery and clothing. Kid had to use restroom in back of store - Locations inside were clean - location was busy and crowded Prices are Walmart prices and lots of clearance items as well. Checking out was busy - as expected- but in and out with self checkout Walmarts are big and crowded. That's for the selection and prices. Many clearance items we purchasedSolid 4 -”

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