Department Stores in Moses Lake, WA

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  1. 1147 W Broadway Ave, Moses Lake WA 98837

    4.5 Superb 148 reviews

    “I really like the huge selection. I purchased a utility trailer and am very pleased with the quality and the staff. The bookkeeper for the store helped me get my license plate and made me feel welcomed. Its a great store. A worker named Tim went above and beyond to expedite the sale. Great staff, I really recommend going there.”

  2. 1020 North Stratford Road, Moses Lake WA 98837

    4.3 Superb 122 reviews

    “I have lived here for years and never stopped at Marshalls til recently. I am glad I did. There is so much to choose from and affordable pricing. The cashier was super friendly and explained the card application process well, which is good for people not wanting a hard inquiry on their credit. The store is clean and well stocked. With a variety of clothing and beauty products as well as home decor and necessities. And busy! So people must be happy. Will definitely be going back again.”

  3. 1005 North Stratford Road, Moses Lake WA 98837

    3.5 Good 238 reviews

    “Although I stopped fishing a long time ago, when the urge strikes, you have to go for it. This location provides reasonably priced gear. I'm currently in a very remote area with my feisty Chihuahua, the mighty Roca, who destroys all soft playthings. Consequently, I had to restock my equipment to effectively teach these trout a valuable lesson. The task has been completed successfully.”

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  5. 911 North Stratford Road, Moses Lake WA 98837

    3.1 Average 155 reviews

    “Shoutout to Sebastina for the great phone service! Love/hate relationship with Ross—great deals, even if the store isn’t the cleanest. We’ve always found good prices for our kids’ clothes!”

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