I visited this location for the first time yesterday and had a decent experience. The atmosphere is much like a TJ Maxx or Marshall's--not fancy, just lower prices than you'd pay at the regular store. They have an EXCELLENT selection of jewelry that's very competitively priced, especially earrings and necklaces; much of it is name brand (though most still costume jewelry as opposed to precious metals, though there were some of the latter at about $13 for earrings). The same goes for handbags/purses--huge selection of many different styles for all seasons, though not AS competitively priced as the jewelry (most were $30-40). Also be sure to check out the clearance rack on the back side of the last row of handbags--there are some great deals to be had!
Immediately past this are sunglasses--again, a decent selection, averaging about $6/pair for plastic and metal frames--and a limited selection of bath and body products (didn't look closely at these).
I also shopped in Juniors' clothing, which I found to be of very limited selection, picked over, and not having many great deals (lots of thin cover-up tops for $13). There was a much broader selection in Medium, Large, and X-Large sizes, so maybe others would have a decent experience.
One thing I really didn't like was that I felt like I was being overly & suspiciously watched from the minute I set foot inside the door, especially by an older female cashier with a strong Southern dialect. I didn't receive a greeting like the other customers, and I noticed her continually turning around and looking at me, especially while I was shopping in Jewelry. I'll be 30 this year but I guess I look young; either way, customers should be treated with more respect than I received from this lady, regardless of age.
All in all, if you're shopping for accessories or Medium or Large-sized Juniors' clothing, you may hit the jackpot, but watch out for being treated like a criminal from the moment you walk in. It's a question as to whether the pros outweigh the cons here. read more