There is not much left. There is a very nice Bon Worth store. They have a very nice Peddlers mall…read more They have a nice shoe store and a movie theater. Apparently this place use to have a lot of stores when they first opened but now they do not have much. However it still is worth a visit

From the owner: Outlet Shopping plus numerous Specialty shops.read more

As we travel the USA in our RV, we hit quite a few different WalMarts. This is one of the better…read moreones. The produce was fresh, the store was stocked well and the personnel were very friendly and helpful. Bravo, WalMart!!

This Walmart was clean, and well-organized. The employees were friendly and prompt in sservice. I…read moregot a chicken tender meal and sliced turkey from the deli. The tender meal was done well and nothing had a texture like it had been sitting too long in the hot bar. The turkey was great, the deli worker asked how thin I would like it and took a test slice to see if it would be to my liking. This was a great experience.

I'd driven by this place many times and been curious about it…read more It looks a tad shady on the outside, my wife joked that it seemed from first glance like a place where most of the merchandise would have "fallen off the back of a truck." However, I wanted to see what was up with the place for myself. I went in there today and here's how I can describe the place: You know that shelf or rack at a lot of stores that has their closeouts and returns and opened packages? Imagine a full store of nothing but that. Out front was a bicycle with a big sign on it saying "salvage". They had a couple of well-used wet-dry vacs in the back, and a wall of opened-package (or used) small kitchen appliances like coffee makers and microwave ovens. There were piles of clothing for sale, not on hangers or any kind of organization, just dumped out on shelves or in boxes to be rummaged through. It almost seemed like a permanent garage sale in a retail space. If you want used and salvaged merchandise, they seem to have it. Sitting by the door was a man with a gruff expression. He wore a Deputy Sheriff's badge on his belt, so presumably he works there as a side job, is he supposed to be there to reassure people that the goods aren't stolen? He, nor the man behind the counter made any attempt to greet me, nor even acknowledge my presence in the store. While I was browsing, they launched into talking politics, where it was clear that both of them followed certain extremist conspiracy theories rather zealously. It made me very uncomfortable and I really didn't want to listen to it as I browsed (and they still hadn't even so much as said hello to me), so I just walked out of the store. I won't be back.

I do wish they had a few more people on the floor that were a little more helpful, but the ladies…read morethat are upfront, always give service with a smile. Now there's clearance and sales items are not as good as they used to be, but they still have some still one of my favorite places to shop when I can get to one.

It's just Kohl's. I…read morenever had anything against Kohl's, but when there was an abundance of Kohl's mixed in with so many other department stores within a ten-mile radius, I generally overlooked it (I'm not from around here). It wasn't a store I regularly shopped at. Target was my love. Now? It's the only decent department store in town. Funny how things change. The selection is good -- stocked with clothes, home goods, bedding, shoes, and all the usual stuff. The pricing? Eek. I think I'm just so used to finding things from thrift stores and Walmart (meh) now. You're better off buying things on sale --- the prices will be good then and the quality far better than Walmart (duh). I did find a good pair of moccasins for $25 one day, though. Not bad at all. I'll be back occasionally to check things out but don't know much I'll actually be purchasing. Regardless, I'm happy to have Kohl's!

Brand new to Georgetown, Bargain Hunt opened recently with the promises of..... finding a bargain!…read moreI actually made my way there on opening day, was in and out quickly due to the crowds. I wasn't impressed with what I did see, either, so I decided to wait on this review until I was able to go back and browse without crowds. Honestly, I'm not keen on the trend of cheap, 'bargain' stores that have been popping up lately in Georgetown. Apparently people like their stuff cheap, and I completely understand wanting to save a few dollars, but in the end, you're still getting low-quality (*cough*cheap*cough*) stuff that will need replacing again and again. Bargain Hunt contributes to that. There is indeed a variety of things available for purchase; most notably the appliances, electronics, garden items, toys, and clothes. Throw in some snacks, home decor, and random knick knacks, and you've got Bargain Hunt. I did find a few things that I had forgotten existed (like Skip-Its and Rock Em Sock Em Robots) or that I had been looking for my child/home, but the prices didn't seem to be a Bargain. There was nothing in the store that I couldn't get elsewhere for similar price. The clothes were the worst -- obviously clothes that people didn't want and not priced low enough. I did find some Wrangler jeans for $10; so I suppose it really is hit or miss. The thing that really stood out? A majority of boxes were crushed/opened/re-taped -- clearly items that were unwanted or returned. I did, however, find one thing that I ended up purchasing: an indoor toddler trampoline for $20 (with a 20% off coupon I received on opening day). The box was slightly ripped and had clearly been opened before. At the check out I asked whether it was an item that had been returned. The cashier explained that most of the items in this store were indeed overstock items or returned/exchanged items from other stores. However, if I purchased something from Bargain Hunt and it didn't have everything and/or wasn't good, I had 30 days to return it. Good. I bought the trampoline. We opened the box at home, assembled it, and the trampoline was fine. It had obviously been put together previously, but all the parts were intact and there was minimal signs of use. We kept it. The only thing in Bargain Hunt that might prompt me to come back was the toy/sports section in the back of the store -- there were a lot of toys and games that I do not usually see in other stores. The garden stuff isn't bad, either. Otherwise? Meh. You're really going to have to hunt for a bargain here.

I had never been to Bargain Hunt, but I ended up going to two different locations with my cousin…read moreand sister-in-law, because they both love it. I've seen some of the items they've found at Bargain Hunt, and it's been good stuff, that they got for really cheap. That said, I couldn't find anything I needed here, but they did have lots of nice items. Both locations I visited were very similar, and thus my reviews are essentially the same for them. Both were semi-organized, with an area for outdoor items, bedding, home decor, etc. But, the store kind of has a "yard sale" feel, in that you have to dig around to find any gems. Overall I think Bargain Hunt is a fine spot to stop in and check out if you don't mind the digging. You never know what you could find!

All that and more truly has all that and more!! The owner Tina is always so kind and welcoming. The…read moreperfect place to shop for everyone!

This is my favorite store in Georgetown, great shoes, clothes, purses and housewares. Owner and…read morestaff are amazing and always so helpful! Only downside is I spend too much when I go there

So many things to see and admire. Great place to purchase special items from a Variety of Vendorsread more

The Georgetown Antique Mall is a great place to window shop or spend an afternoon getting lost in…read moreweirdness. If you're an antiques collector, or looking for something very specific, it's possible you could find it here; but, for me, this is just a spot to look around. I spent some time exploring this shop one afternoon, and I came across many interesting things. Nothing I needed, but interesting nonetheless. This shop, like many other antique shops, houses loads of old items scattered across multiple floors. Whether you're looking for books, toys, clothing, luggage, accessories, home decor, dishes, furniture (you get it.. the list goes on and on..), you can likely find it here. Or, at least spend some time exploring!

I have visited R&R twice. They offer a large inventory of bows and accessories, bow service, and…read morethey have an indoor range next door that you can rent time on to practice. I took my new (to me) Hoyt Vixen to them to have the draw length adjusted, install a new sight, adjust the peep sight, and have arrows cut for me. I'm new to the sport and I know that was obvious but they were patient with me as they helped me get the bow set up correctly. There are plenty of sporting goods stores in Lexington that sell archery equipment but I think R&R is worth the trip to Georgetown for the level of service and selection they offer.

Over priced on everything could have saved $200 at Field and Stream. They talk up only what they…read morehave which is a very limited selection. Nice to you before the sale, poor service after the sale. They have very few items which are over priced. You can find the same merchandise at Dicks or Field and Stream. Field and Stream is a largest Hoyt dealer in KY and has a huge selection of everything. If you cannot tell, but i do not recommend R&R Archery. There are better places with cheaper prices and better service to spend you hard earned cash. Dicks in Hamburg and Fayette Mall, Sportsman Warehouse, and Field and Stream are all cheaper and have qualified bow techs with a return policy. Field and Stream is the largest Hoyt dealer in KY with an extensive selection of products to choose from.