Department Stores in Harvard, IL

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  1. 1201 South Division Street, Harvard IL 60033

    4.3 Superb 108 reviews

    “Payton gave excellent customer service. I purchased a large lawn mower, and it would not fit on the trailer I had purchased from Tractor Supply. Payton stepped in and allowed me to use their rental trailer, which solved the problem completely. The entire team was excellent and went above and beyond to help. I have always chosen Fleet Farm over Tractor Supply in Delavan, but after this experience, I will now be going to Tractor Supply in Harvard from now on. Thank you to Payton and the entire Harvard team for the outstanding service!”

  2. 16421 IL-173, Harvard IL 60033

    4.6 Superb 29 reviews

    “Super friendly and they let me take my time looking at things. This is my fourth time being there and the price is very reasonable. I look forward to more shopping in the future!”

  3. 21101 McGuire Road, Harvard IL 60033

    3.5 Good 171 reviews

    “The ladies at the Harvard Walmart service counter were absolutely amazing. I had returned 3 identical items from the online marketplace and spent well over a month trying to get my money back. They worked with me on 6 different visits and recognized that we were getting nowhere. They somehow figured out a way to refund my money so I could stop dealing with online automated systems. They didn’t have to go above and beyond, but they did! I am so thankful!”

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  5. 21101 McGuire Road, Harvard IL 60033

    2 Poor 5 reviews

  6. 21101 McGuire Road, Harvard IL 60033

    2.6 Average 23 reviews

    “Extremely caring and helpful staff. Always joyful and always take time to answer any questions you have. I would recommend this pharmacy to anyone in the area looking for a great pharmacy and pharmacist.”

  7. 21101 McGuire Rd, Harvard IL 60033

    1.5 Poor 13 reviews

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