So, you're a Cub Cadet dealer, but you don't have a Cub Cadet replacement battery? Uh, okay…read more Went to this place on a Sunday to get a battery and an oil filter for my CC riding mower. I walked in and, other than the teenage-ish girl at the check out, I couldn't find anyone to help me. I walked around the place for about five minutes, and then went back to the girl at the check out and asked where they keep batteries. Instead of showing me, she said, "In the back, on the left"....hey, at least she knew, right? I found the half-empty rack, but nothing that would work with my CC, so I looked for the oil filter. No luck. I finally saw another lady working there, so I asked he about the battery and oil filter. She said, "If we have them, they'd be on the rack in the back or in the front in Home and Garden". What ever happened to helping actually SHOWING a customer where things are? Afterall, they work there, I don't. In the end I left empty-handed. I ended up getting the battery at Lowe's; a place that doesn't even sell CC mowers.

We always enjoy shopping here. Lots of good options for the older kid/teen/adult crowd. You can…read moreusually find some good deals depending on the store, but honestly this isn't necessarily all outlet type stores anymore. Ample parking.

Nice selection of stores. Very similar to the one we have in Washington State but still nice to…read moreroam around.

The value and selection of the items I purchased was great…read more The aisles were not cluttered. The store was clean and well stocked. I went in to purchase only a vacuum cleaner and bought several more items because of the low prices. I walked up and immediately was checked out by Corey. He had a smile and was well mannered. Upon my entry to the store he told me where the vacuum cleaners were located...I didn't have to go on a safari. He is an asset to the store. Plenty of parking right in front of the store. 5 Stars just do not seem to be enough.

Great location located in Harrison with tons of parking in this shopping center. They have a nice…read moreselection of furniture and home decor items. Check out their sales during the holiday. There were 50% Christmas items after Christmas.

We stopped here to kill some time before the Reds game started. When we entered the parking lot we…read morenoticed that most of the parking lot was empty but we decided to go on in. Half of the mall was full of closed stores. The food court looked like it had a ton of restaurants but we had already ate so we went to bath and body works and left to try tjmaxx.

This comes from one brief experience but it has stayed in my mind as a negative since it happened…read more We saw on Google that this mall was open until 9 PM. That posting still reads this way as of this writing. This seemed instinctively odd by today's standards for normal retail closing, but we decided to give it a try. We were looking for a place to walk our grandson around and perhaps pick up a treat or two while we were out for the evening. There were still a significant number of cars in the parking lot when we pulled in around 7:40 PM, so we thought perhaps we had stumbled on something. We walked in and immediately had the sense things were winding down and that the posting was probably inaccurate. Having had only a couple of seconds to begin adjusting to reality, we were "greeted" by a sour-faced employee at the information desk who curtly informed us that "this mall closes in 15 minutes". The look on her face and the intonation of her message were effectively "why are you walking in here". I informed her that we were misled by a mistaken posting of hours. She said nothing but again, the look on her face was "That's unfortunate, but just turn around and get out." It must have made her a bit nervous that we took five minutes to stroll down the hall to see what was there. But that sort of unwelcoming attitude is the memory that will stay with me when I think of this mall. Maybe she was having a bad day or maybe she hates her job. Hard to say, but attitudes displayed in interactions have an effect and reflect on an entire business (or collection of businesses in this case). Based on this short interaction, there is definitely an opportunity for improvement. I don't want to cast negativity on everyone whose livelihood derives from this mall for the unfortunate representation of one person on one day, but reviews are based on experiences. And that sort of experience does not need to occur at any time on any day.

The bird seed expensive. I was spending $187 every2 weeks most of that was due to buying…read morenonshelled peanuts $25.99 a 10 lb 3 to 4 bags. They stop ordering due to they show 10 in store, after 3rd time guy had me fill a raincheck. They never called. Mostly staff friendly.

From the owner: Bomgaars is a family-owned and operated retail establishment that serves the needs of farm, ranch,…read moreand suburban customers. Our comprehensive product offerings encompass a wide range of categories, including farm equipment, agricultural supplies, workwear, footwear, hardware, automotive parts, tools, power equipment, lawn and garden equipment, firearms, and much more. Serving customers in Lawrenceburg, Indiana.

I'm so happy that The Exchange Market set up at Newport on the Levee. It's a nice big space, which…read moregives you plenty of room to social distance. It features local favorites, like Roebling Books, and pop up shops run by independent people, like A New Clothing. They also have a wine bar, sometimes have live music, and have an outdoor space.

I have not been in this store in a little over a year. When I went in today I was shocked. It was…read morefilthy! No air conditioning, and inventory everywhere. Just bc this is a discount store does not mean it needs to be trashed.

Ollie's is a treasure hunt of bargain buyouts. They usually have a good selection of items that are…read moreadvertised in thie add. This is one of those places you go with an idea of what you want, not specifics. Say luggage, but being open to the brand. Salty or sweet snacks, but not a particular kind or brand. They always have some selection of books, toys, health and beauty, flooring, bedding, shelf stable foods, home decor... Some items are great deals, others not so much. This location is one that carries appliances. The appliance selection is generally small. On one visit the appliances were high end, and half off what Lowe's or Home Depot would sell them for. On my last visit, the appliances were all older, dented, base models. If you see something you are interested in, buy it. Do not wait. It is hard to know how long something will be there. I once waited a week, and when I came back the items was completely sold out. Ollie's has a rewards program. The program gives points for every dollar you spend. These points add up to rewards. On top of the rewards for your spending, random rewards are given throughout the year.