Department Stores in Mocksville, NC

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  1. 1029 Yadkinville Road, Mocksville NC 27028

    4.5 Superb 82 reviews

    “Mocksville, North Carolina: Tracy was incredibly helpful, knowledgeable, friendly, and professional who helped us purchase trailer tires in an out-of-town dilemma. Kendall was equally as helpful. Both are outstanding employees.”

  2. 1063 Yadkinville Rd, Mocksville NC 27028

    4.5 Superb 70 reviews

    “First visit to this newly reopened Big Lots. It originally took over a Peebles, so it is a HUGE store. This is among the cleanest stores I have ever been in and it looked like it had just opened for the very first time despite being here for several years before initially closing down. Lower prices, very well stocked and super, super spacious. Love this store!”

  3. 261 Cooper Creek Dr, Mocksville NC 27028

    3.6 Good 263 reviews

    “Today's visit was great. I had to ask an employee, Ben, where an item was. He was very friendly and gave me perfect directions to it. Check out was also great (though I can't remember her name).”

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  5. 261 Cooper Creek Dr, Mocksville NC 27028

    2.6 Average 22 reviews

    “I just have to say this is by far the best Walmart around. We drive out of our way for this location. Now don't hate if you don't like Walmart. But if you do - this is the one. Clean, safe, food in date, awesome clearance rows, Murphy to get gas in parking lot - cheapest place around for gas not at a members club. Snoop Dog Pajamas for $20 - take my money.”

  6. 261 Cooper Creek Dr, Mocksville NC 27028

    2.5 Average 21 reviews

    “I just have to say this is by far the best Walmart around. We drive out of our way for this location. Now don't hate if you don't like Walmart. But if you do - this is the one. Clean, safe, food in date, awesome clearance rows, Murphy to get gas in parking lot - cheapest place around for gas not at a members club. Snoop Dog Pajamas for $20 - take my money.”

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