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  1. Runnings - 2935 New Pinery Road

    2935 New Pinery Road, Portage WI 53901

    4.1 Good 64 reviews

    “I do like the Running store in Portage, Wisconsin for a lot of their sales on items or standard price reductions on a short-term which is a good chance for the American farmer or perhaps the city dwellers to stock up on items all use regularly. I'm not in the habit, of buying for the sake of buying because I like it rather because I need it. This is a quality store.”

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  2. Walmart Photo Center - 2950 New Pinery Road

    2950 New Pinery Road, Portage WI 53901

    3.3 Good 9 reviews

    “Brian in photo was very helpful with us trying to copy some old photos. However, when we tried to retrieve some enlargements my cousins were told they weren't done. I went over and they were done but misplaced.”

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  3. Walmart Supercenter - 2950 New Pinery Road

    2950 New Pinery Road, Portage WI 53901

    3.3 Good 213 reviews

    “Today I went to Walmart Auto Center to return a battery and had a great experience! Landen helped me with my return and his was very polite and helpful. If everyone had his wonderful customer service skills the world would be a much better place. Thank you Landen for the great service today, it is not often that I enjoy going shopping at Walmart but thanks to you I did today! Landen deserves a raise!”

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  5. Walmart Bakery - 2950 New Pinery Road

    2950 New Pinery Road, Portage WI 53901

    2.5 Average 18 reviews

    “This is my only positive experience, at a Walmart. I ordered a monster cake at the bakery. I didn't request any details, just 6 cupcakes. I love the creative liberty they took. The eyes are adorable. Thanks for the conversation piece!”

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