Department Stores in Elkin, NC

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  1. 1504 N Bridge St, Elkin NC 28621

    4.4 Superb 111 reviews

    “Shopping was great, but the bathrooms was horrid. Poo everywhere. Both mens and women's was not usable. Had to go to food lion next door to use the restroom. Personal was friendly and great.”

  2. 2125 North Bridge Street, Elkin NC 28621

    4.3 Superb 118 reviews

    “While alot of places have left this Elkin shopping center, Belk remains faithful. Alot of good finds. Drawbacks are- isles are packed so it's very hard to push a buggy through and staff are not very welcoming or accommodating.”

  3. 548 CC Camp Rd, Elkin NC 28621

    3.9 Good 83 reviews

    “I love going to Walmart in Elkin,N.C. I can find things that I want and they have started to carry so many more brands. After getting a full face lift they have went back to the gray on gray look on the outside of the building. They have made an all new pickup area with more parking. They have also rearranged the entire store. It kind of reminds me of a department store now, just with food. I do have to say it does make it easier to see the clothes and you don't have to search through rack after rack of clothes to find what you want. I hope things will just keep getting better and better. I recommend Walmart to anyone for any need.”

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  5. 548 CC Camp Rd, Elkin NC 28621

    3.5 Good 226 reviews

    “A worker in the ladies department was very helpful in locating the capris I was looking for, because of summer to fall transition, they had been moved but the website location had not been updated. Even though the store is open until 11pm, the dressing rooms close at 9pm so I was unable to try on my purchase.”

  6. 548 CC Camp Rd, Elkin NC 28621

    1.4 Poor 8 reviews

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