Department Stores in Yelm, WA

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  1. 10616 Bald Hill Road Southeast, Yelm WA 98597

    4.2 Good 139 reviews

    “Went up to the counter. Ordered and paid for my product. Drove around back to have loaded up and was on my way in a matter of minutes. No lines today, fast and friendly service.”

  2. 17100 WA-507, Yelm WA 98597

    3.5 Good 321 reviews

    “Great store just would be appreciated if it was open later, my life doesn't shut down early and it was always nice to be able to count on Walmart when it was open later. Even 1a.m. would ease many sudden times”

  3. 17100 WA-507 SE, Yelm WA 98597

    3.2 Average 30 reviews

    “As of the 18 of April, 2023 Walmart Suoercenter will no longer have bags for your groceries. Bring your own, buy the ones they have at the checkouts (fabric) or go without.”

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  5. 17100 WA-507, Yelm WA 98597

    2.2 Poor 48 reviews

    “Just wanted to recognize an employee at Walmart. Her name was Atlantis. She was working in the dairy section. I saw that what I was looking for was not there ( white chocolate raspberry creamer by delight) she stopped what she was doing and looked. The first place she looked there wasn't any. So instead of telling me no they didn't have any, she took that extra step and looked at another place and it was there. Not too many people or employees will take that extra step nowadays she was very friendly and was willing to help. Her name was Atlantis and I feel that she deserves recognition. Four stars simply because Walmart is not really my favorite place to shop. A lot of employees there are not willing to take that extra step or they are too busy amongst themselves talking ready to get rid of the customer. So kudos to Atlantis for helping me get what I came for thank you!”

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