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  1. Target - 1400 East Lake Cook Road

    1400 East Lake Cook Road, Wheeling IL 60090

    3.7 Good 197 reviews

    “It's a very nice wholesale market. Neat and clean. Items are all of very good quality. Good service. Very neat display of items. Very nice environment. Lot of variety of clothes. Clothes are very beautiful and the cheap. Very neat display of items. It's nice to watch”

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  2. Walmart Supercenter - 1455 East Lake Cook Road

    1455 East Lake Cook Road, Wheeling IL 60090

    3.3 Good 254 reviews

    “Fantastic shopping experience with the kids! The multi-seat shopping carts make navigating the store so much easier, turning a usually stressful grocery run into a smooth and fun outing for all of us.”

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  3. Target - 1400 East Lake Cook Road

    1400 East Lake Cook Road, Wheeling IL 60090

    3.5 Good 39 reviews

    “Customer service is above and beyond! I really appreciate their hard work and that they genuinely cared and wanted to help me! Cleanliness, variety of selections always fully stocked . This is the closest location to us and service is excellent.”

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  5. Walmart Money Center - 1455 East Lake Cook Road

    1455 East Lake Cook Road, Wheeling IL 60090

    2.2 Poor 12 reviews

    “The local Walmart on Lake Cook Rd., is my favorite low-cost option for all of my household staples. The store is well-staffed, clean, and I know I'm getting better prices than the nearby target. When I once had an issue with double swiping an item at checkout, it was quickly resolved at the customer service desk. And during the pandemic, their pick up service was flawless. I can't think of anything to criticize at this location.”

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