Department Stores in Post Falls, ID

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  1. 3050 E Mullan Ave, Post Falls ID 83854

    3.3 Good 20 reviews

    “Stocked shelves, plenty of associates, consistent delivery to my home if i need it, pickup available and usually always on time or within 10 minutes of my time slot, nice managers and better prices than Hayden. What's not to like?”

  2. 6405 West Pointe Parkway, Post Falls ID 83854

    3.6 Good 39 reviews

    “Busy pharmacy in a busy Walmart but they do try hard here to be pleasant and professional. The wait is usually not too long. They do take a somewhat odd lunch break for an hour in the early afternoon where they completely close down. Not convenient if that's when you happen to show up. I moved over to this pharmacy from years at Walgreens after their service there steadily went downhill.”

  3. 6405 West Pointe Parkway, Post Falls ID 83854

    3.6 Good 239 reviews

    “I was really impressed walking in to this Walmart. It is one of the cleanest, nicest Walmarts I have ever been in. Maybe even overall for this type of store. The aisles are wide enough to get through, even when things are busy. The stock is not all crammed together so you can actually see what you are shopping for. The employees I interacted with were all really helpful and friendly. I normally dread coming to this kind of store, because I know I am going to leave frustrated and stressed out. But this was actually very nice.”

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  5. 3050 East Mullan Avenue, Post Falls ID 83854

    3.5 Good 312 reviews

    “Nice Wal Mart to shop at. I'm not from that area, but I came shopping with family that does. The Post Falls store is friendly, clean and well stocked. I say it's very comparable to the Clarkston Washington store I normally shop at.”

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