Department Stores in Antelope, CA

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  1. 5030 Antelope Road, Antelope CA 95843

    4.2 Good 241 reviews

    “Usually go here to return my amazon things. They give a % off coupon so you can shop. Solid place to find something for anyone in your life. Clothing can be on the pricier end but their clearance racks are plentiful (for women at least).”

  2. 8139 Watt Avenue, Antelope CA 95843

    3.8 Good 239 reviews

    “The customer service here is outstanding. I'm a senior citizen. I never have to ask for help to lift anything as they offer before you can even ask. Every employee is fabulous.”

  3. 7901 Watt Avenue, Antelope CA 95843

    3 Average 322 reviews

    “Cashier Marlene was fantastic. She was very concerned that the customer before me was able to purchase what she needed. The customer needed to decline some purchases due to her ability to pay. In the end, the customer needed 4 cents to complete her purchase. Marlene offered to pay the 4 cents more than once. The customer insisted she pay the 4 cents using her debit card. Marlene is in the right position. She cares for her customers and is willing to pay out of her own pocket for them.”

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  5. 7901 Watt Ave, Antelope CA 95843

    1.8 Poor 17 reviews

    “Thank you to all who helped us on Aug 10. I blocked out for a minute my husband and the lady was holding me and can't can't carry and the man helped them and I was able to revived. Management and owner your Walmart saved me and now alive. The Indian lady asked you wanna us to call urgent care. I said no and went to Kaiser. So blessed no fractured . It's a lifetime I owed you guys. Walmart is our favorite store.”

  6. 5821 Antelope Road, Sacramento CA 95842

    2.3 Poor 88 reviews

    “Exactly what we wanted, been getting cakes from Walmart bakery for awhile. First time trying the cupcake cake and it worked out perfectly. The birthday boy was very happy with it.”

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