Department Stores in Charles Town, WV

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  1. 1040 Somerset Boulevard, Charles Town WV 25414

    3.9 Good 102 reviews

    “Everyone is awesome. The base group who have been there for years are all great people. Helpful, kind, totally knife exactly smart I'm looking for and offer great suggestions when I'm not sure which way to go. I just wish you would carry me than 3 pairs of the only gloves I use for work!!! I stop every time I'm close to see if are any in!!”

  2. 96 Patrick Henry Way, Charles Town WV 25414

    3.8 Good 48 reviews

    “I almost always have a good experience at the CT WM pharmacy. My Rx's are always in stock. The wait isn't usually too bad, though sometimes I feel like they could open up a third register during very busy times, and they're not always quick to come forward from the back area. I enjoy the quirky personalities of the techs and cashiers. A lot of them are humorous and kinda dry, which I appreciate. But they're always efficient and respectful with customers. I imagine they deal w/ a lot of pissy people on a daily basis, so, unlike other reviewers, I dont expect them to always be upbeat--I just expect them to be humanly polite. They've always gone out of their way to help me with issues and snags w/ insurance, etc. Ya get whatcha give.”

  3. 96 Patrick Henry Way, Charles Town WV 25414

    3.7 Good 3 reviews

    “I was blown away by the detail they applied to my daughter’s “Wednesday” themed cake, last September! They even added little skull candies and a lot of effort I didn’t expect! Not only did it look amazing, it tasted so good. And to top it off, it was way more affordable than expected.If I remember correctly, I placed the order a week before the party with little expectations and I had absolutely no issues!!I definitely recommend this bakery. I currently have two orders placed with them and I’ll update my review.”

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  5. 96 Patrick Henry Way, Charles Town WV 25414

    3.5 Good 257 reviews

    “Very crowded, I not a big Walmart fan. I believe Walmart not as cheap as it use to be when they 1st came out. Get better deals with sales at the grocery stores. But it is a big Walmart with everything yoy pretty much need when you go there. I was on vacation and only went in for snacks.”

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