Department Stores in Pekin, IL

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  1. 3315 Court Street, Pekin IL 61554

    4 Good 63 reviews

    “Incrediblely helpful staff! Called to see if a sale item was still available. They not only checked on computer but had some one go and actually check. Then not only held one back for me. But then once there knew where to go and gave me directions for several other items in the store. And was extremely nice everyone I spoke to. This is a bit of a drive for me, but with this kind of service totally worth it.”

  2. 3315 Court St, Pekin IL 61554

    3.9 Good 107 reviews

    “The selection's kind of limited right now because they're going through a remodel. That being said there are some killer deals on clearance items right now. As I'm writing this, October of 2023 they had select clothing and tools that were around 90% off retail.”

  3. 3432 Court Street, Pekin IL 61554

    3.8 Good 76 reviews

    “Randall went above and beyond. He help my girlfriend and I out with quite with quite a few things. If anyone from dollar tree sees this definitely give him a raise and props. Probably the best customer service I have ever had to be honest.”

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  5. 3539 Veterans Drive, Pekin IL 61554

    3.9 Good 62 reviews

    “We were shopping for a solid side utility trailer. I called ahead to make sure they had one in stock. I spoke to Josh and he was a great help. Said they'd get it all ready to go for us. Told me to be sure to bring a couple of checks, because (in Illinois) we could pay for the trailer with cash or credit, we had to pay the tax & title individually by check. Really appreciated the heads up! Great experience!”

  6. 3320 Veterans Drive, Pekin IL 61554

    3 Average 281 reviews

    “Walmart is great!! I wish there was a 24 hour Walmart in each town or area!! Also I HATE that self checkout forces customers to watch themselves on a camera. What a cruel thing to do to a customer!!”

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