Department Stores in Franklin, WI

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  1. 7800 South Lovers Lane Road, Franklin WI 53132

    4 Good 159 reviews

    “In a world of closed registers and self checkout lines, Matt W shows the art of kindness in small moments is not lost. He was friendly to everyone who went through his register line, was quick to help a nearby coworker and made sure to have a smile and thoughtful questions ready for each person. I hope Target rewards employees like this well. Matt I hope you have an excellent day, you improved mine!”

  2. 6701 South 27th Street, Franklin WI 53132

    3 Average 323 reviews

    “This review is ONLY for the bakery department. I have ordered TWICE from here both times I have been shocked. My most recent one was a two tier frozen cake August 15th. Everyone was asking where I got such a beautiful and delicious cake. I let them know it was from Walmart and they were stunned. The ladies that are back there are also incredibly professional and nice. There is one lady that looks like she runs a tight ship! I am beyond grateful for the effort and hard work put into these cakes. My new go to spot!”

  3. 7800 S Lovers Lane Rd, Franklin WI 53132

    3.5 Good 16 reviews

    “Jacob was friendly and very helpful. We got a new phone for my parents. It was a quick and easy process. Jacob explained the differences with the new phone. His patience and service were appreciated.”

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  5. 6701 South 27th Street, Franklin WI 53132

    1 Poor 10 reviews

  6. 6701 South 27th Street, Franklin WI 53132

    1.5 Poor 34 reviews

    “Super Walmart store. Mega get anything there store. Customer service is not the best but I have not found outstanding service at any of the Walmarts. Workers tend to only want to do their jobs and not help customers, like we are bothering them. Store is clean and isles are not cluttered. Lots of variety.”

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