Department Stores near Little Falls, NY

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  1. 634 E Main St, Little Falls NY 13365

    4.9 Superb 23 reviews

    “Bob is Super Professional. He cares about his customers as they make plans for their homes. He will never steer you wrong and if by some chance there is any doubt or issue about a product Bob will be certain to resolve it. My husband and I are very impressed and relieved to find this Business. Wall paper, paint, and now carpet are the most recent products we’ve purchased at Pohlig’s and everything is perfect! Skip the Big Box stores Shop here!!!”

  2. 716 Mohawk St, Herkimer NY 13350

    4.3 Superb 80 reviews

    “1/20/2026 Stopped by the Herkimer Tractor Supply bldg this afternoon and I have to tell you, the minute you walk in the front door someone at the cash register will immediately welcome you to the store! EVERY TYME I HAVE ENTERED THIS STORE THERE HAS ALWAYS BEEN A FRIENDLY HELLO FROM AN EMPLOYEE! I got to say.. this simple act of friendliness stands out to me..they make you feel welcome….and it makes you want to keep returning.. Staff is helpful and knowledgeable! Friendliness goes a long way..❤️”

  3. 103 N Caroline St, Herkimer NY 13350

    3.4 Good 199 reviews

    “I never have issues with Walmart. Today was not the employees fault it was a misunderstanding from customer service about warranties. Thank you to the customer service team in store for helping me the best you can to figure out this problem. Thank you Amanda for going above and beyond and helping me out today.”

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  5. 90 E Main St, Mohawk NY 13407

    3.9 Good 55 reviews

    “One of the cleaner stores in the area, when you take items off the shelf, they're dust-free. Staff is friendly and very helpful. Locals are lucky to have a store with the variety and low-pricing this store has.”

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