Department Stores in Wenatchee, WA

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  1. 1102 Springwater Avenue, Wenatchee WA 98801

    3.8 Good 159 reviews

    “Everything is clean and organized. But.... they had a clearance price and when I got to the check out it came up normal price. And the worker told me it doesn't work for a couple days!! What? Anyway he was nice and I told him I didn't want it and he was ok with it.”

  2. 1300 North Miller Street, Wenatchee WA 98801

    3.9 Good 110 reviews

    “Awesome store, best prices. Amazing sales and clearance offers on shoes, sweaters and tops. Most of what I wear today is from JC Penney. Been a fan since 2019. Love you, JC penney.”

  3. 1380 North Miller Street, Wenatchee WA 98801

    3.7 Good 82 reviews

    “This very helpful girl named Yara was very patient when she was checking me out. There have been a couple instances where i've gotten checked out by her and it always seems that she's the only cashier at the front, nonetheless she always provides excellent service and is very fast. I've had experience in the past where the cashiers are extremely rude and slow, but i've never had that experience with yara she's a very nice young women and i think her hard work is worth recognizing.”

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  5. 2000 North Wenatchee Avenue, Wenatchee WA 98801

    3.3 Good 234 reviews

    “Great prices, clean store and easy self checkout. This time I used a checker due to the amount of items I purchased. They have lots of variety. They re-organized the store and have many products that they didn't carry before. Also, more flavors of soda. High quality item at reduced pricing. Nice checkers also”

  6. 2000 N Wenatchee Ave, Wenatchee WA 98801

    2.2 Poor 4 reviews

    “such an amazing store!!!the employees are so amazing and they help with anything, they work so hard for this community!!! people that complain don't know true work and all they do is sit around!”

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