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  1. Bealls - 1801 East Fm 700 Suite 150

    1801 East Fm 700 Suite 150, 1801 FM700, Big Spring TX 79720

    4.3 Superb 59 reviews

    “It was ok store, no bells ? or whistles. It’s very clean and organized. The young lady that waited on me to check out was friendly and professional. I bought some athletic shoes and finished looking around and left.”

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  2. Marshalls - 1801 FM700

    1801 FM700, Big Spring TX 79720

    5 Superb 5 reviews

    “So happy to find out we finally got a Marshall's close by! Went in yesterday, everyone there was so friendly! Very clean for still trying to put the store together and being busy! Definitely we be back!”

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  3. Coinstar Kiosk - 201 West Marcy Drive

    201 West Marcy Drive, Big Spring TX 79720

    3.9 Good 62 reviews

    “I only use the pick up when I shop and I have no complaints! I've tried HEB and other online shopping platforms and Walmart gets my vote I've never had a problem picking up my order or waiting too long. Everyone is always friendly and I don't have to go inside! Keep up the good work.”

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  5. Walmart Supercenter - 201 W Marcy Dr

    201 W Marcy Dr, Big Spring TX 79720

    3.4 Good 194 reviews

    “It is fairly easy to find just about anything you need. Check out can be a little long sometimes. I don't think they have enough registers open sometimes. Self checkout is nice if you're in a hurry.”

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  6. Walmart Bakery - 201 West Marcy Drive

    201 West Marcy Drive, Big Spring TX 79720

    2.6 Average 31 reviews

    “Great place to stop and resupply my semi with food. But go early so you can park on end out of the way. I'm not sure if you're allowed to overnight park we never do.”

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