Department Stores in Delano, CA

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  1. 321 Woollomes Avenue, Delano CA 93215

    4.8 Superb 20 reviews

    “Chester, Answer all my questions when it came to pick up. It was my first time doing pick up. His voice was welcoming with excellent customer service. I’m a truck driver and I was ordering a dog leash and color and two bowls. He explained how to order and where to park my truck to pick up my order. I will be coming by this target again and using their pick up service. Thank you, Chester”

  2. 720 Woollomes Avenue, Delano CA 93215

    3.6 Good 98 reviews

    “Most employees are the most unpleasant. If you talk to them, they'll answer but the find time to talk amongst themselves. Especially at the checkout. Long lines there, customers waiting. Then one checker will just up and leave. No note, just close. Then al of us in line had to wait while all three people are behind the enclosed yappy and laughing. Please train them to be more customers friendly. Even the ones in the aisles won't ask if you need help.”

  3. 530 Woollomes Avenue, Delano CA 93215

    3.3 Good 213 reviews

    “Oh boy. Talk about a super Walmart! They have everything. Nice furniture. Beautiful home decore. Large selection of clothing. Super large selection of food. Fresh, frozen, fresh meats. Large organic selection. Very clean and organized.”

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  5. 530 Woollomes Avenue, Delano CA 93215

    2 Poor 7 reviews

    “I had an issue with my e.b.t. card trying to go from cal-fresh to paying with cash, after trying to do this on my own and failed. I voiced my frustrations and the cashier helped me saying, "Don't worry, I will help you." I was so reassured. So we did the transaction and it was Easy-Peasy! I forgot the cashier's name only that on my receipt the stare manager read Manager Jaime. ST# 05215 OP# 002277 TE#07 TR#6944 ID# 7SHKZG1TGRNP Date 3/27/2023 13:39:31”

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