Department Stores in Ashland, OH

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  1. 2310 Claremont Avenue, Ashland OH 44805

    4.4 Superb 93 reviews

    “No complaints. Helpful workers and great selection. I’ve gotten parts for my mower, though their mower service selection is smaller. When the chicks are in the store it’s always a hit with the kids.”

  2. 1117 Claremont Ave, Ashland OH 44805

    4.7 Superb 31 reviews

    “Kathy was my cashier, the store is always clean. Almost always have what I came for. The employees are underappreciated and under compensated for some of the nonsense that goes on in the store by so-called customers. Some people just go there to aggravate but Kathy seems to keep her cool. She goes by cat on her name tag”

  3. 1996 East Main Street, Ashland OH 44805

    3.8 Good 11 reviews

    “Went to pick up my birthday cake and my sons name was spelled wrong. Honest mistake someone wrote n on the paper and they thought it was an h. So they were willing to fix it but it was a screened cake and I didn't need it perfect. My son turned 8 so it was toss up on if he'd over react or not to his name being wrong. So they took the cake and smeared some white frosting over the tail of the H. Asked me if I wanted that or a replacement, I opted to take it as is and I'd put a candle there. After I got my cake back they gave me a discount for it being “messed up” I swear it didn't look bad at all! I really appreciated how they took the time to fix the cake. I buy all my cakes from here and they always have fast, friendly service. Also, rainbow blast cake is really good 👍🏻”

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  5. 1996 East Main Street, Ashland OH 44805

    3.5 Good 263 reviews

    “Had hard time today because of how many ppl were shopping but it was said r to me by someone I know working that if it was a ruff day for me that I could bring my little fur babies in with me while I was shopping and they would be ok with me . Thank u Wooster walmart I appreciate u and what u do for me”

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