142 McKinley Rd, Beaver Falls PA 15010
“The workers are super friendly. We used the dog washing station. Beware of some dogs, while we were there a dog bit a woman. They had baby chickens and baby turkeys. Decent prices.”
100 Chippewa Town Center, Beaver Falls PA 15010
“We stopped here to grab a few things this evening and Irene at the check out line was fantastic I hope shes there at my next stop to walmart so she can check me out again. One of the nicest and most friendly walmart employees I have ever met.”
100 Chippewa Town Center, Beaver Falls PA 15010
“I have visited this Walmart only one time, and I browsed and purchased some food and beverages. When my husband and I were first entering the store, two employees were standing there, and one of them kindly told my husband that the flashlight on his cell phone was accidentally turned on and shining through his jacket pocket. This Walmart is a Supercenter, so it has a large grocery section in addition to regular departments such as clothing, housewares, beauty and hygiene items, electronics, toys, etc. They also have a salon, vision center, photo center, pharmacy, auto repair shop, and other businesses on site. We picked out some sodas, juices, and snacks. Then we headed to the self-checkout, where no other customers were standing in line, and we checked ourselves out. The cost of each beverage and snack was a couple of dollars, so not as cheap as the Dollar Tree, but still reasonable.”
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