Pob 594, 10216 224th St E, Graham WA 98338
“Employees are great, management is very knowledgeable and take pride in their business, store is very clean. Plenty of parking, they work hard to keep their store and parking lot safe from trouble makers. High quality cameras in the store and covering the parking lot for safety and peace of mind.”
10216 224th Street East, Graham WA 98338
“Always seems to be clean and the employees are very helpful. I've been to a few who have fruit flies flying around for some reason. I go to this one because of the employees”
29822 Orting Kapowsin Hwy E, Graham WA 98338
“It's a little better now.... but don't expect to be able to return a fishing pole if u need to... the owner won't do it for some reason even though the pole I bought was clearly disfunctional.... sigh and there is a really rude employee there still.... she is just not nice at all.... ever!!!! I don't know why but I guess if u r unhappy with urself then some people tend to want everyone else to be unhappy too. Sad really.... but on the bright side .... MISTY IS A GEM!!!! TY MISTY!”
22320 Meridian East, Graham WA 98338
“The pharmacy had me on hold with one call ahead of me. Answered to say they would be right with me... put me on hold again that eventually rang and then hung up on me. Just to call back and then have 2 callers ahead of me. I'd give lower stars if this was just for the pharmacy. When I went in person they had several people behind the counter with no one else in line, and it took them a while to even acknowledge that I was standing there. Other than that the store is nice, clean and the staff in the store were friendly.”
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