Department Stores in Eastland, TX

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  1. 2000 Old Bankhead Highway, Eastland TX 76448

    4.2 Good 80 reviews

    “A wonderful Associate helped me by allowing me to recharge my phone a bit to look at my list and even find items that were the last few available in the whole store!”

  2. 1410 East Main Street, Eastland TX 76448

    3.9 Good 179 reviews

    “The staff are friendly, and hard working ! We always get a warm welcome from the door greeters too. The store is always clean, and we can always find someone to help us with carry outs.”

  3. 1405 East Main Street Ste 100, Eastland TX 76448

    4 Good 31 reviews

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  5. 1410 E Main St, Eastland TX 76448

    2.3 Poor 3 reviews

    “I go here often and other than some employees not cheerful if you're in checkout line at closing time instead of 15 minutes before, I find this store to be on par with all Walmarts. When I ask an employee where a certain item is, they always look it up for me and usually take me to be sure I find it. It's smaller than most Supercenters, but I usually find what I need and I'm grateful to have this store in the locality.”

  6. 1410 E Main St, Eastland TX 76448

    2.6 Average 5 reviews

    “I go here often and other than some employees not cheerful if you're in checkout line at closing time instead of 15 minutes before, I find this store to be on par with all Walmarts. When I ask an employee where a certain item is, they always look it up for me and usually take me to be sure I find it. It's smaller than most Supercenters, but I usually find what I need and I'm grateful to have this store in the locality.”

  7. 1410 East Main Street, Eastland TX 76448

    2.3 Poor 6 reviews

    “I go here often and other than some employees not cheerful if you're in checkout line at closing time instead of 15 minutes before, I find this store to be on par with all Walmarts. When I ask an employee where a certain item is, they always look it up for me and usually take me to be sure I find it. It's smaller than most Supercenters, but I usually find what I need and I'm grateful to have this store in the locality.”

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