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  1. Walmart Supercenter - 320 Mallard Ln

    320 Mallard Ln, Mason WV 25260

    3.8 Good 183 reviews

    “This is the most friendly Walmart I have ever visited. Superb customer service. You can tell the workers and customers are both well cared for. I've never been to such a friendly supermarket.”

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  2. Walmart Photo Center - 320 Mallard Ln #320

    320 Mallard Ln #320, Mason WV 25260

    5 Superb 8 reviews

    “This Wal-Mart is about 15 to 18 miles from my home but this was my first time here. It's not that big so it seems a little tight with space. Staff is friendly, store is clean. Prices are about the same.They do not have the self checkouts but I found the lines moved quickly. Located at base of the bridge crossing the Ohio into Pomeroy.If in the area I would definitely stop again.”

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  3. Dollar General - 576 Adamsville Rd

    576 Adamsville Rd, Mason WV 25260

    3.3 Good 51 reviews

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  5. Walmart Pharmacy - 320 Mallard Lane

    320 Mallard Lane, Mason WV 25260

    3 Average 26 reviews

    “I just wanted to acknowledge someone that went above and beyond today at the pharmacy. Kisha waited on me and asked if I wanted a certain coupon. It wasn't real easy it took alittle bit of time and I feel like she needs recognized for asking me if I wanted one and going through all the steps to get it. She even had a smile on her face the whole time. Everyone at pharmacy is always nice, but Kisha went above and beyond. Good employee, keep her!!!”

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