Who doesn't love a good Target? Especially now that they have put in their food section. It makes…read morethings way more convenient. Like their competitor, they have a little bit of everything here, minus such a crowd. You can't go wrong with that. This particular location was a little bit picked through though, which always seems to be the case at this Target. Other than that, I would recommend it.

For some reason I never have a lot of luck with Target. I've been shopping at this location off and…read moreon for over 10 years now and occasionally I actually make a purchase. Much of what they have that I use I can find for a good deal less money someplace else that is usually closer to home. And this occasion I purposely stopped in because I looked online for an item that I have searched for in the past. They showed they had it in stock and when I got to the section you should be in I couldn't even find a place on the shelf or it could go. This is the same problem I had the last time I was looking for the same item and that was well over a year ago at a different location. Sadly their website just never seems to be truly up-to-date on much of what they carry. From my point of view if you're not looking for something specific and don't mind spending the money then this is probably the store for you. My one kid shops here for groceries because of allergies they have and items they can find here that don't give them the problems that they get from other stores.

well I have been a JCPenney shopper for years customer service is great never had a problem I…read morealways fine what I am looking for

FALSE ADVERTISING and POOR SERVICE continue to be an issue at the JCPenney in Davenport, FL…read more As a personal shopper working with multiple clients at a time, it's extremely frustrating to spend time selecting styles, colors, and sizes, only to find at checkout that the posted pricing is incorrect. This has happened repeatedly, which is why I've reduced how often I shop here. Just yesterday, I saw a sign advertising $9.99 and "buy one, get one." Because of past issues, I took a photo of the sign before going to the register. As expected, the shirts did not ring up as advertised. When I showed the photo, I was told the sign did not mean buy one, get one free, but rather buy one and get something from another department. However, when I asked what item was included from another department, I was told there was nothing. and that the "white sign" did not say buy one get one (see photo included). What's most concerning is that instead of taking responsibility for incorrect signage, the explanation shifted to blaming customers -- suggesting that shoppers sometimes change the signs, which I found hard to believe given the way the sign was positioned and displayed. It would require insider knowledge to flip it the way it was shown to me. That response feels dismissive and avoids accountability for what appears to be ongoing internal issues. Consistently incorrect signage, combined with defensive or dismissive responses when customers raise legitimate concerns, feels disrespectful of shoppers' time and patronage to the store. Sadly, I'm not the only one that encounters these problems as you can see from other reviewers. Clear pricing and professional customer service should be standard expectations.

Who doesn't love a good Burlington? Anything you pretty much want? Is here for you. Do you want…read moresome clothes? They got them. You want HomeGoods.? They got them. Do you want purses? They got those too! They have shoes as well. And beauty products. The only thing I do not like about this particular store is that it gets very messy at times, I don't know if this is all Burlington's or just this particular location.

I mainly shop at this Burlington for luggage and handbags and I usually luck up on a good deal…read more I don't shop for clothes because the clothing racks are too disorganized. Please watch your step as you're entering the check-out aisle. The aisle is messy and things are scattered everywhere. It doesn't feel clean. It feels uncomfortable walking down that aisle every single time.

I used to be a big fan of HomeGoods. But as of late, they have really jacked up their prices. So I…read moredon't shop there as much as I used to anymore. Unless it's something very particular that I need, I try to stay away from this store now.

HomeGoods is always a fun store to walk around. The merchandise changes frequently, so you never…read moreknow what gems you might find. Last night we went in to find some throw pillows. We found 2 that we loved, and went to go check out. This is when things derailed a bit. The line was so long that it wrapped back and forth before heading back in towards the Marshalls side of the store. It was clear they were not expecting that type of crowd as only a few registers were open. My husband and I looked at each other, set the pillows down, and walked out. As good of a value as the pillows were, it was not worth standing in a line that long. This morning I returned to pick up the pillows. Again, it took a bit for someone to open a register, but at least the wait was only one person ahead of me and not 50. I would recommend that managers have a point within the line that if it crosses that point, it's all hands on deck to get people through it as fast as possible.

Customer service is HORRIBLE! I was trying to shop for a dress and one of the workers was annoyed…read morewith ME because she was trying to put dresses away. She literally told me, with attitude, that "she was working". Had an issue at the checkout line too but not 100% sure it was not a me problem. They wouldn't look up my account number because I didn't have my Ross credit card. To me, it's poor customer service but I will take ownership on the fact that I should have had my card on me. Perfectly fine. I saved myself from spending $280.00. (1 $30 dress, 7 pairs of work shoes that lady gets to now put away).

This Ross is large and has so many things the store appeared stuffed. Even a lot of people were…read moreshopping there was no wait at all at check out

Ok so it's family dollar which is as expected, little messy little over filler racks and over…read morepriced junk lol

I visited Family Dollar to return chairs totaling $34 with the receipt. The chairs were in original…read morepackaging with tags, but the store claimed they were used. I explained they were unused extra chairs that I purchased. I was told to call corporate, because they were not going to take the chairs and when I did, a representative came out from the back claiming to be from corporate and asked who was I on the phone with and I said corporate as I was told to by the employees to call. He told the employees to accept the return because I had the original receipt. There was no signage indicating a different policy. I was within the 30-day return window per store policy. The staff were rude and unprofessional, refusing the return. Proper training and customer service skills training course should be implemented at this location. That is in line with the store's stated return policy. If the policy is what they verbally stated they can't due returns it should be displayed so that it will not cause any confusion on policy regarding certain items and/or the receipt should state that.. the only policy that was displayed were on electronic. I'm still not pleased with the treatment that I received for $34 value item.

I love this area to shop in! This place has a Target, a Bath and Bodywork's, a PetSmart, a Dick's…read moresporting goods, a Ross, a Michaels, a GNC etc.

I love this area! It has a little bit of everything in it. It has a Burlington, an Ulta, a Hobby…read moreLobby, a Marshall's, a Bealls etc.

We got a custom cake from BJ's bakery. It was a Hot Wheels cake for my son's 6th birthday. First, I…read morehave to say the customer service at the bakery counter was out of this world. The level of detail and patience from the staff was amazing. We created a vision together and I was sure it was going to be executed well. Next, we picked up the cake. It wasn't at all what we were expecting. It was a regular, uninspiring cake with not so great execution. We weren't thrilled with the final design, but we didn't have a choice. We were stuck with it. Then it came time to sing and cut the cake. This is when BJs did their thing. The cake was so moist and delicious. We got so many compliments on how great the cake tasted. People loved the half chocolate, half vanilla option and the icing was perfectly balanced for sweetness. I would 100% order a birthday cake from them again, but I would just go with a traditional cake without the custom design expectation. I would argue, it was better AND MUCH CHEAPER than Publix.

First time shopping here after getting a $15 holiday membership. Upon arrival we had to wait 25…read moreminutes in line, with only 5 people (high maintenance I suppose) ahead of us, with 3 (in the beginning) working the counter. Of course they tried to get us to upgrade, which was a hard NO (thank you). We want to check it out first, already having both Costco and Sam's Club memberships. We cruised the entire store and were impressed with the variety they have. We ended up leaving there $300 poorer, which seems to be standard at these Club warehouses. We purchased several items we normally buy at the other warehouses, to compare quality. We went through a regular checkout stand, due to having a full cart. Some, not all, items were a little less than other places. The few employees we interacted with were cordial and helpful. Overall this was an okay first visit, albeit the ingress and especially the egress to this entire shopping district is a nightmare. We will return throughout our annual yearly membership and I'll upgrade (or downgrade) my review of I see fit.