Department Stores in Patterson, CA

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  1. 1030 Sperry Avenue, Patterson CA 95363

    3.5 Good 263 reviews

    “Always a guaranteed stop in most of the towns we pass through as we travel the USA. Our go to for staples like milk, eggs, butter, coffee creamer, and loads more. Because weight and storage space are key concerns traveling, we appreciate the ability to by smaller quantities of staples and pretty close to bulk prices. Between Walmart Supercenters and small town Grocery Outlet type markets, they pretty much account for 80% of our purchases. On the rare occasion we are in a park for multiple weeks , then Amazon gets about 15%, with dinning out getting the last 5%.”

  2. 2065 Keystone Pacific Pkwy, Patterson CA 95363

    3.2 Average 22 reviews

    “Live load delivery starts at 630 am, check in at the gate with security, get a door, put paperwork in the back, red light they are unloading , green light you can go. No parking overnight, but there is a flying j and loves down the street. Got in at 7 am , out at 8 am. Super fast! Thanks team Kohl’s!”

  3. 1030 Sperry Ave, Patterson CA 95363

    1 Poor 30 reviews

    “This Walmart should be the example to all Walmarts! Their customer service is very helpful. I've been going here almost every weekend for about 10 months and I've never had a problem here. I know I've posted negative reviews only, but I will begin posting positive experiences as well. I think it's human nature to post negative and hear negative instead of positive. I consider myself to be a credible reviewer because I'm a customer service manager who has been rated with top customer service for 3 years ia row. I have also taught retail operations at a job training school and customer service was one of my main focus.”

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