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  1. Albertsons - 6308 Lake Worth Boulevard

    6308 Lake Worth Boulevard, Lake Worth TX 76135

    3.8 Good 235 reviews

    “Pedro in the meat department knows his cuts and if you need any specific cut he is more than willing to help you. I was looking for beef ribs un cut and he got me what I wanted. Keep up the great work Pedro!”

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  2. Walmart Supercenter - 6360 Lake Worth Boulevard

    6360 Lake Worth Boulevard, Lake Worth TX 76135

    3.4 Good 291 reviews

    “Cidney in the makeup ?? department Was so Cool ? beans ?, she helped me a lot with colors and was very patient and good and nice ?. Then in the pharmacy Melissa helped to find the product I needed and Maybe Denice check ✔️✅ me out she said sometimes people call her Debbie I laughed. They both made my day they were both kind young ladies and welcoming. I forgot her name maybe Diana anyway maybe I should call her Debbie lol I love Lake Worth TX Walmart.Thank you Walmart for hiring Kind welcoming ladies they are keepers and the lady in the wheelchair as we Exit is Great ???.”

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  3. Dollar General - 4332 Boat Club Road

    4332 Boat Club Road, Lake Worth TX 76135

    3.9 Good 23 reviews

    “This is a great store. The parking lot always has plenty of spaces, making the trip convenient. Although, not having turn access to the store from Boat Club on the opposite side of the street is a hassle. You have to go down to the next light,, then turn around in a business (no Turn). The store is kept pretty nice. Clean, usually abundantly stocked, Organized. They do have some produce. Fresh vegetables and fruit. Friendly, talkative Young man at checkout.$5 off $25 or more on Saturday”

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  5. Dollar General - 6738 Lake Worth Boulevard Ste

    6738 Lake Worth Boulevard Ste, Lake Worth TX 76135

    3.2 Average 80 reviews

    “I know for a fact dollar generals systems go down all the time. Obviously you haven’t seen the employees struggle to check people out on one register. Especially, when the one register is the self-check out and it only takes card.Another thought is they lock the doors at a certain time for their safety. Does anyone not remember the cvs or Walgreens getting robbed not to far down the street. Also if you’ve been to this store multiple times at the times you say you have then you would realize that they lock a certain door. There are still thieves around it makes sense to lock the furthest door rather than the closest so they can have a chance to prevent any thieves @Jenny philips @philP.s Your hand writing may not be so good either phil”

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  6. Walmart Money Center - 6360 Lake Worth Blvd

    6360 Lake Worth Blvd, Lake Worth TX 76135

    1.9 Poor 8 reviews

    “They're automotive department is great! Christian is the lead guy, and he and his technicians did a great job installing my car battery. Very nice, professional people.”

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  7. Walmart Pharmacy - 6360 Lake Worth Boulevard

    6360 Lake Worth Boulevard, Lake Worth TX 76135

    2.7 Average 58 reviews

    “STEVEN AT LAKE WORTH PHARMACY IS GREAT!!! Steven is such a a hard worker but stays polite during even the most busiest of times. He is so professional and knowledgeable. I needed a pre-authorization for my allergy medication and instead of giving me the run around like most others do. Steven called my doctor office right then and there to request the pre- authorization right away. By the next day it was ready and he even remembered my name as I walked up. This guy is great and deserves a promotion if one becomes available. He definitely deserves it and is a great role model for others to follow. Recommend this pharmacy because of Steven to anyone.”

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