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  1. Kohl's - 437 North Orchard Avenue

    437 North Orchard Avenue, Ukiah CA 95482

    4.2 Good 154 reviews

    “Easy parking. Store is well-stocked. Security at the entrance. Clean restroom. Amicable staff. Aisles are clearly labeled for hassle free navigation. Plethora of inventory. Convenient change rooms. Cute clothes at affordable prices.”

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  2. Ross Dress for Less - 550 East Perkins Street

    550 East Perkins Street, Ukiah CA 95482

    3.9 Good 171 reviews

    “I went shopping at this location last night and was really impressed by how easy everything was. The workers were fast and efficient at their job and helped me get in and out of store right away. The parking was free, and the overall expirence was very nice. This will definitely be my go to store. I recommend checking it out this location.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 1395 North State Street Ste A

    1395 North State Street Ste A, Ukiah CA 95482

    3.5 Good 71 reviews

    “My cat really likes their cat treats that they sell here. Also, the receipts are just small little squares that don't take up too much space, which is nice. They have a great variety of snacks and drinks, including random potato chips brands I've never heard of before (they're really good).”

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  5. Walmart - 1155 Airport Park Boulevard

    1155 Airport Park Boulevard, Ukiah CA 95482

    3.3 Good 289 reviews

    “This lovely lady shoya has great customer service and super quick worker I had a lot of stuff and she was super quick and super helpful she even helped me find an item I couldn’t find she made my day knowing there are people like her in this world still super helpful I love her customer service”

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