100 South Ragus Road, Claypool AZ 85532
“The bakery was well stocked, and it even had items that I haven't seen at other locations like the cute and colorful unicorn parfait.They also had free samples of the frosted cookies- one cookie in each plastic bag to try- very generous of them; it's been a while since I've seen a bakery offer free samples.Plenty of colorful sweets to choose from. The area was clean and well-organized.”
100 South Ragus Road, Claypool AZ 85532
“My husband and I were traveling from Phoenix to our home in Ramah, New Mexico when we stopped at this Walmart for antifreeze and snacks. The store is very clean and organized. The associates were helpful, courteous and friendly. Great store!”
100 South Ragus Road, Claypool AZ 85532
“Love my hometown Walmart! See all my neighbors and friends. The staff is always super nice and so helpful. Lots to find and a lot of good prices. Online can find what isn’t in store and deliver it in a couple of days.”
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