Department Stores in Klamath Falls, OR

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  1. 1920 Washburn Way, Klamath Falls OR 97603

    4.5 Superb 183 reviews

    “Bi May is always friendly and helpful. They are consistent. You know what you are there for and they always have it, it's never a surprise with them. I hope they are the one thing here in Klamath that doesn't change”

  2. 1776 Avalon St, Klamath Falls OR 97603

    4.3 Superb 160 reviews

    “Coastal is a awesome ranch store from oil to small engine repair to chicken feed to clothing and home goods. Go give Coastal a visit today and you won't be disappointed”

  3. 2900 South 6th Street, Klamath Falls OR 97603

    4.2 Good 160 reviews

    “Was in today and had a clerk that actually enjoys her job. Her name is Kayi(sp). First she helped me on the sales floor and then was my cashier. She needs a bonus/raise. I was the grandma that needed help with the egg things!! She new exactly we hat I was talking about.”

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  5. 2780 South 6th Street, Klamath Falls OR 97603

    4.2 Good 52 reviews

    “TJ Maxx is a wonderful place to shop at here in Klamath Falls. It’s always so neat and clean. Everybody is so friendly and nice. They always ask me if I need help or if I found everything all right or offer me a shopping cart.”

  6. 3045 South 6th Street, Klamath Falls OR 97603

    3.7 Good 138 reviews

    “Customer service was fantastic. It was easy to navigate. Easy to walk around. The only thing I have a problem with is when you call it Dollar tree or dollar store or whatever it is. Shouldn't everything in there be a dollar? Not $7 or $10? I mean at that point you might as well just call yourself a regular grocery store. But anyway that's the only problem I have with them. The store itself is nice. It's clean. I will shop there again.”

  7. 3600 Washburn Way, Klamath Falls OR 97603

    3 Average 10 reviews

    “You ain't been to a Walmart until you been to this one. No, they are all the same. They have order online which could be neat. It's always packed, normal. People are kind here. One time this lady complained about my cart to the worker on the side of the aisle, I thought it was funny as I had been gone for 3.2 seconds to grab a microwave.”

  8. 3600 Washburn Way, Klamath Falls OR 97603

    3 Average 10 reviews

    “I can't believe I'm leaving a 5 star review for a store I previously strongly disliked. After trying Walmart Plus a few months now, I can say it's better than Amz. I'm amazed that the customer service offered for online purchases is far better than the in store experience AND their in store order filling system for pick up or delivery is incredible. Good job Wally!”

  9. 3600 Washburn Way, Klamath Falls OR 97603

    3 Average 16 reviews

    “This compliment is for an employee of the Walmart Center in K. Falls. Ava helped me and my son find several items that we needed. She was so warm and friendly, and it is unusual these days for store clerks to take the time to help.”

  10. 3600 Washburn Way, Klamath Falls OR 97603

    2.8 Average 19 reviews

    “You ain't been to a Walmart until you been to this one. No, they are all the same. They have order online which could be neat. It's always packed, normal. People are kind here. One time this lady complained about my cart to the worker on the side of the aisle, I thought it was funny as I had been gone for 3.2 seconds to grab a microwave.”

  11. 3600 Washburn Way, Klamath Falls OR 97603

    2.6 Average 17 reviews

    “You ain't been to a Walmart until you been to this one. No, they are all the same. They have order online which could be neat. It's always packed, normal. People are kind here. One time this lady complained about my cart to the worker on the side of the aisle, I thought it was funny as I had been gone for 3.2 seconds to grab a microwave.”

  12. 3600 Washburn Way, Klamath Falls OR 97603

    2.8 Average 326 reviews

    “Some of the most random stuff is locked away. But there's usually somebody to help nearby during the daylight hours. Tons of checkouts but like four open? Odd. Even the self checkouts seem more like decorations. All in all, it's your typical Walmart experience.”

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