Department Stores in Vidalia, GA

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  1. 2347 East 1st Street, Vidalia GA 30474

    4.3 Superb 139 reviews

    “Got my two granddaughters nice Tommy Hilfiger white Jackets. They are very pretty, and we're on sale. Got them both some nice school shoes, and they were on sale too.... Got me a couple pair of Skechers that were on sale. We done good. 👟👟 🥼🥼 🥿🥿”

  2. 2305 East 1st Street, Vidalia GA 30474

    4.3 Superb 89 reviews

    “Just stopped in for something quick. I ended up browsing through their furniture. I dealt with an associate named Nikki. Super helpful and went above and beyond to answer questions .”

  3. 2313 East 1st Street, Vidalia GA 30474

    4.1 Good 102 reviews

    “Love going to this local Bealls outlet. Unfortunately hate to say, they have this one rude lady. I witnessed her rudely yelling, and embarrassing one of her coworkers loudly in front of customers. Looked like the guy working there, is new.! Seems like he had a question to where and item went. She apparently had an attitude and yelled at him on front of us, and other customers.! Very disrespectful, if you ask me.!”

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  5. 2305 East 1st Street, Vidalia GA 30474

    4.1 Good 80 reviews

    “We have pets and we depend on Tractor Supply for our pet food and treats. We are always welcomed when we walk in the door. Every once in a while I like to get me some ducks.”

  6. 3109 East 1st Street, Vidalia GA 30474

    2.9 Average 236 reviews

    “The atmosphere was inviting. The employees were friendly and helpful. I asked one employee where I could find an item, because I was pressed for time. She stopped what she was doing to assist me and she did it with a smile. I was told to have a great day by the cashier at self check even though she was speaking with an associate. I felt welcome and I received excellent customer service. I left a happy customer.”

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