Department Stores in Coos Bay, OR

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  1. 550 South 4th Street, Coos Bay OR 97420

    4.4 Superb 153 reviews

    “Justin Clinkenbeard in Sporting Goods went above and beyond, in my opinion, and helped me warranty an Okuma steelhead fishing rod that I broke the tip on, that I had just bought 1 week earlier... I hate dealing with returning/exchanging items and he made it quick, easy and hassle-free.... that's why Bi-Mart is ALWAYS my first stop for hunting/fishing gear.”

  2. 2051 Newmark Avenue, Coos Bay OR 97420

    3.4 Good 315 reviews

    “While out on errands, I scheduled a pickup for an item that is usually to high for me to reach in the store. I had my order within minutes of arriving (using the app to let them know I was coming and where I parked in the pick-up zone). Very quick service,with a smile!”

  3. 1684 Ocean Blvd NW, Coos Bay OR 97420

    4.1 Good 43 reviews

    “Small little PX, the people there are the nicest and really helpful on what the exchange has to offer, small travel office for discount tickets ITR sold here! Plus get your rot gut Military Salute!”

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  5. 2051 Newmark Ave, Coos Bay OR 97420

    2.4 Poor 7 reviews

    “I always go to self check out. If I have any questions they are right there. Bought a shop vacuum, thought it was $68, was surprised it rang up $17. I checked prices online before going and they were regular price. I advised the staff person closest to me and he said let me check. He said this store only has for $17, I said great just wanted to double check. Would not want to get caught "stealing from Walmart" LOL”

  6. 2051 Newmark Ave, Coos Bay OR 97420

    1.8 Poor 8 reviews

    “I always go to self check out. If I have any questions they are right there. Bought a shop vacuum, thought it was $68, was surprised it rang up $17. I checked prices online before going and they were regular price. I advised the staff person closest to me and he said let me check. He said this store only has for $17, I said great just wanted to double check. Would not want to get caught "stealing from Walmart" LOL”

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