Department Stores near Sandy, OR

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  1. 36859 Mount Hood Highway, Sandy OR 97055

    4.3 Superb 163 reviews

    “I've been a member for at least 30yrs, it's been my goto place for everything from gardening supplies to beer&wine, great prices and good selection. Straight forward, no gimmicks. Nice seasonal selections.”

  2. 16325 Champion Way, Sandy OR 97055

    4 Good 108 reviews

    “ABOVE AND BEYOND!! Went in for 2 whiskey barrels for planting. Arron and the store manager Jason went above and beyond to help us get this. Jason went out of his way to pick it up at another location for us! Customer service excellence! Arron wanted us to be happy! Something you don't always see! Thank you and well done🫡🙏☘”

  3. 2497 Southeast Burnside Road, Gresham OR 97080

    3 Average 216 reviews

    “Prices equal to standard going rate. Sales can be very good at times, clearance even better. One-stop shop, food, clothing, shoes, hardware, furniture, lighting, gardening, bedding, toys, garden, etc., and a name known for quality and longevity.”

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  5. 2497 Southeast Burnside Road, Gresham OR 97080

    3 Average 75 reviews

    “Went in to buy a watch for my son and Kristie was just awesome. Helped us resize the band, offered advice and made the experience one of the best customer service moments I've had in forever.”

  6. 2497 Southeast Burnside Road, Gresham OR 97080

    2.5 Average 100 reviews

    “I have great service at this pharmacy. I have to stay with Walgreens for medication when we travel, having access to a pharmacy that is nationwide. I use it right now for shots. I can get a spot on the same day I come in, I may wait for five minutes, the shot is done, I sit for a bit, and I leave. And the common vaccines are always available. And, I can grab something in the store if I need it.”

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