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  1. Tractor Supply Co. - 2320 Fairview Boulevard

    2320 Fairview Boulevard, Fairview TN 37062

    4.4 Superb 71 reviews

    “I am long time customer of this store. The selection is great for Garden, pets garage , yard and so much more. The staff is incredibly friendly and it’s a cornerstone of our community”

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  2. Walmart Photo Center - 7100 Hopgood Rd

    7100 Hopgood Rd, Fairview TN 37062

    4.2 Good 18 reviews

    “I like this store just fine it's clean and nice , but let's talk about something I've noticed with all Walmarts . Y'all getting rid of cashiers and making us, the consumers check out our own groceries .bag our own stuff . You hire one person to stand in self check out and watch over us . You make one wrong move with bagging which is usually the machines fault , it records you like your stealing and freezes up the machine . The worker has to come and fix it . Then on top of it , y'all want me to rate your store at the check out each and everytime . How about y'all get some more humans instead of robots to work . Pay them a fair wage . We all spend enough money in stores. #save the cashiers”

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  3. Walmart Supercenter - 7100 Hopgood Rd

    7100 Hopgood Rd, Fairview TN 37062

    3.9 Good 197 reviews

    “Walmart in Fairview is one of the best!! The staff are are always smiling and friendly. The entire building is clean and has a easy to maneuver layout for getting your weekly grocery and household items. They also have a good amount of checkouts with staff running them that the lines are minimal. They do have several self checkouts, but there is a good balance of employee lines to the self check out.”

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