Department Stores in Lansing, IL

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  1. 16855 Torrence Avenue, Lansing IL 60438

    3.8 Good 178 reviews

    “I enjoyed the bargains, was just grabbing, knock off colognes, tees. School shopping and underwear and even a cheap Bluetooth speaker. A/C was working good, cause I was all over the store. Staff was nice and helpful. I Like spending my lil coins, with friendly retailers!!”

  2. 17625 Torrence Avenue, Lansing IL 60438

    2.8 Average 330 reviews

    “A place you can shop, and you can find everything there. You don't have to stress yourself to go too far looking for a store to buy what you need, just take a ride to Walmart.”

  3. 17625 Torrence Avenue, Lansing IL 60438

    2 Poor 26 reviews

    “I haven't been to a great Walmart store yet.. However, the pharmacy at this store is exceptional! They always fill my (senior) mom's prescriptions quickly. The pharmacists explain everything thoroughly and don't hesitate to call doctors for refills when necessary. I want to thank everyone at this pharmacy.”

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  5. Inside Walmart, 17625 Torrence Avenue, Lansing IL 60438

    1.8 Poor 17 reviews

    “People are always going to have their reservations about different Walmarts I have personally been to this one and the one at Homewood and I love them nobody tell all y'all to come at the same time so you want to complain about the long lines well if you know that this is our busiest time go elsewhere otherwise shut up and stand in line.”

  6. 17625 Torrence Avenue, Lansing IL 60438

    1 Poor 5 reviews

  7. 17625 Torrence Avenue, Lansing IL 60438

    1.2 Poor 37 reviews

    “The lines are long but the customer service is way better. People complain but maybe if it wasn't in a hood rat location with hood rat people it could do alot better. I'm just saying. Customers make the store as well.”

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