Department Stores in East Wenatchee, WA

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  1. 780 Grant Road, East Wenatchee WA 98802

    4.7 Superb 134 reviews

    “Great local store to shop at. Clothes, food, camping gear, lawn maintenance, kitchen and bathroom accessories, you flippin' name it bi-mart probably has it!”

  2. 1550 Mt Hood Avenue, Woodburn WA 97071

    4.2 Good 154 reviews

    “Isaac provided outstanding customer service! He was incredibly helpful, kind, and respectful throughout our visit. Even though it was a busy Sunday, he made sure every customer felt taken care of. He continuously checked in to see if we needed help, offered to find different sizes, and always did so with a positive attitude. It’s refreshing to see a young man with such great manners and a genuine heart. Thank you, Isaac, for making our shopping experience such a pleasant one! Definitely coming back to Woodburn Coastal. 👍🏼”

  3. 445 Valley Mall Parkway, East Wenatchee WA 98802

    4.1 Good 135 reviews

    “This Macy's is small but has a great selection of dresses, all styles and lengths. So if you are looking for a dress. This Macy's is the best. Also their makeup department is great. The girls will answer any question you might have. They will apply face products on you so you can see how your skin reacts to them. I highly recommend this Macy's. It also has a great toy section.”

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  5. 323 Valley Mall Parkway, East Wenatchee WA 98802

    4.1 Good 110 reviews

    “I want to give a big shout out to Melissa H. She was so helpful. She was kind and had excellent customer service. I need to make a return and she helped me navigate how to easily make my return. She was hard at work on the sales floor but she gladly took the time to answer my questions in a kind manner. I really appreciated her help!”

  6. 507 Valley Mall Parkway, East Wenatchee WA 98802

    3.8 Good 111 reviews

    “Ross is number one when it comes to fun shopping you go in there with a little bit of money in your pocket burning a hole and you find something that you know you didn't need but you wanted anyways! Got to love it.”

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