Department Stores in Atholville, NB

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  1. 312 Val-d'Amour Road, Atholville NB E3N 5B7

    4.3 Superb 44 reviews

    “What can I say? The Tiger is an awesome place to shop. I never expect to find the deals that I do. This Tiger stocks different products that my usual Tiger in Napanee Ontario. Some are the same but still a refreshing change. Great deals on daily needs. Fresh produce, dairy and meats! Why go anywhere else? Not to mention that the staff are always friendly and unpretentious. Giant Tiger is a hidden gem among the huge impersonal box stores that vie for our hard earned money. Save a few bucks and shop Tiger. You won't leave empty handed.”

  2. 384 Old, 384 Val-d'Amour Road, Atholville NB E3N 4E3

    4.1 Good 59 reviews

    “Returned to the store this week. Received excellent service from a young guy helping me pick out a moto helmet and the lady in the seasonal department helping me find the patio post lights that were in the flyer. Also, the auto department guy helped me get the right oil filter and oil for my high mileage vehicle, 350,000 km.”

  3. 4 Jagoe Street, Atholville NB E3N 5C3

    3.3 Good 51 reviews

    “After a long, hard day — the kind where you're too tired even to smile — I walked into Walmart and was greeted by a cashier who made me feel like the best customer they’d seen all day. In that moment, my tiredness disappeared, and I smiled. ? Thank you, Walmart, for hiring people who genuinely enjoy serving others and making our day a little brighter. Honestly, I’d hire that cashier myself — being around people like that makes life feel lighter.? I also want to give credit to the managers and staff who hire people like this — thank you! You’re doing something right.??”

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