Wholesale Stores in Prescott, AZ

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  1. 3911 AZ-69, Prescott AZ 86301

    4.2 Good 301 reviews

    “I went to pump gas for the first time and Lucy was such a joy she helped me with everything and even pumped my gas. Over the top service definitely will be coming back not only for the gas prices but for the customer service Lucy provided this evening”

  2. 320 N Arizona Ave Ste 100, Prescott AZ 86301

    4.1 Good 15 reviews

    “I work for an electrical contractor and we pick up a lot of our supplies and tools here. Everyone here is so helpful, so kind, and so knowledgeable. It’s always a pleasure doing business with them!”

  3. 3911 AZ-69, Prescott AZ 86301

    3.3 Good 39 reviews

    “I lived in Prescott for about 6 months and Costco gave me a bit of familiarity for the time being. This Costco is not nearly as crowded as my home Costcos in LA County. I have gotten great deals on clothing here too (when they are on clearance), such as shorts for $2-3, pants for $5, button down shirts for $3... This is something that I rarely ever see in LA County. Costco provided me with access to fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as other products that I'm familiar with. My only complaint is that this Costco does not carry lactose-free milk (and neither do the ones in Phoenix) and I'm not really sure why. The employees are pretty nice and efficient here. They tend to do small talk more than the employees in LA, but I think that's more of a Prescott thing than anything else! :)”

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