Department Stores in Weymouth, MA

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  1. 35 Pleasant Street, Weymouth MA 02190

    4.2 Good 120 reviews

    “I have always had a pleasant shopping experience here. I can usually find what I’m looking for in a few plus a few other things and they are usually priced well. I’ve never waited very long in mind to check out, and the store is well maintained and clean.”

  2. 740 Middle St, Weymouth MA 02188

    3 Average 18 reviews

    “I continue to support my friends working at Walmart. I used to work at Walmart so I know how valued customer reviews are. I give a special shout out to my friends at the Plymouth Walmart. Chris in Electronics. Art as greeter, and my former Department Manager in Hanover. Mike as a cart pusher and former Receiving coworker. Mike deserves a promotion. Special thanks to Martin, store manager in Halifax. Kyle store manager in Maine. Please be nice to all my friends at Walmart. Buy, buy, buy!”

  3. 740 Middle St, Weymouth MA 02188

    3.5 Good 297 reviews

    “This is the one Walmart that has a good selection in women and men’s undergarments. All the other Walmarts have a pretty limited selection of styles and sizes. This is also the best Walmart for shoes and kids toys during the holiday season.”

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