Department Stores in Elk City, OK

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  1. 3105 W 3rd St Ste 100, Elk City OK 73644

    4.5 Superb 81 reviews

    “I was looking for a ax. Went to 2 other stores and they were out. I called Tractor Supply and they said yes they had several. I drove there and hoping it would be true .When I got there they had several different lengths and handle types. Way to go Tractor Supply!!!”

  2. 210 Regional Dr, Elk City OK 73644

    3.7 Good 3 reviews

    “One of the cleanest Walmarts I've entered in my journey by car between California and Oklahoma, and the location directly off I-40 made the store easy to find. The shelves appeared well stocked, and the employees were friendly. One stood inside the grocery entrance disinfecting buggies for customers to shop. Probably the only drawback I observed: Few registers were open.”

  3. 210 Regional Dr, Elk City OK 73644

    3.8 Good 213 reviews

    “This is the best Walmart that I have ever been in. I have shopped at least 50 Walmart across the country. The layout is great, you can find what you need easily and it's the cleanest one ever. Kudos to the manager and his/ her staff. They are doing a great job!! Keep up the excellent work.”

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  5. 2706 W 3rd St, Elk City OK 73644

    3.7 Good 76 reviews

    “I love this place! Yes, it’s kinda run down and the carts squeak as I roll through the aisles. They make up for it by playing classic songs that I can dance and sing to as I bop around. I always find great deals on random junk I don’t need and some stuff that I actually do. They get overstock from all kinds of stores so you really never know what you’re going to find. Part of the thrill is the hunt for stuff you never knew you needed. Next door they have the dig and it’s deeply discounted items with lots of things you would find at Home Depot or Lowe’s. The employees are always helpful and usually know if they have whatever random item I’m looking for in stock. Happy hunting!”

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