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Army & Navy Dept. Stores - Edmonton

Army & Navy Dept. Stores - Edmonton

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10411 82 Ave NW, Edmonton, Alberta, T6E 2A1, Canada
(780) 433-5503 www.armyandnavy.ca
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Sep 17, 2018
I do not appreciate being followed around by an employee, while I shop! Every rack I was at she was right there next to me. I came to shop not be stared at and followed! Rude and Creepy staff!

Apr 14, 2018
If you like the traditional in-store shopping experience and also shopping at a Canadian store this place is for you! Lots of good deals just have to hunt around. A little bit of a limited selection on some things but all in all very good place to shop.

Jul 28, 2018
Good number of hard to find items, not much selection for a number of things. Most products are low-end and functional

Feb 27, 2018
Positives.. convenient parking behind store.. otherwise store has absolutely nothing to do with Army or Navy.. more of a Giant Tiger or Red Apple. If you are looking for anything army or navy related (clothes, patches, boots, etc), hunting/utility items (knives, gerbers, etc) you will leave disappointed. Store carries low cost clothes, groceries, and a minimal variety of odds and ends.

Jul 26, 2018
Pretty good service but the workers seem shady and only follow the inasent people

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