I have been shopping at this Marshall's since Fowler's Grove opened in 2007. It has been a busy…read morestore since day one. It is rare that you will fond an employee on the floor willing to help you find an item. They seem to be focused in on stocking over customer service. If you need assistance it can become a hassle. All of the employees are pleasant...just busy. The store is always clean and organized. New merchandise seems to come in a couple of time a week. I noticed that over the years that this location doesn't seem to get as many of the popular name brand purses that they used to. It used to be a gold mine of great finds in the $150 range. Now there is an abundance of average name brand items made in fake leather or the new term vegan leather. The shoe department is a hit or miss. The good shoes and average sizes go fast. Their prices are good.

This is specifically for the Marshals side of this joint Marshals/Homegoods location…read more Not a huge Marshals customer. I prefer TJ Maxx but we don't have one close to the area so marshals it is. It's attached to a Homegoods and they share a till. As a result the like to check out is always egregious. I normality do a quick run through after a Homegood shop and only if I'm already purchasing something because again the line to checkout is intense. I rarely find anything. Also worth noting, on this most recent visit, a woman (with a child) decided to just not bother going to the fitting room to try on a shirt & instead opted to instead strip down to her bra in front of a mirror and try the shirt on there. Right in front of that child, me and everyone else. Truly wild, inappropriate and gross behavior. So I very much doubt in will vis the marshals side of this store again and will possibly drive to a different Homegoods in the future. I don't really went to be around people who think that thatMs normal and even remotely acceptable behavior.

"Mini Macy's" I recently went from the oldest and largest…read moreMacy's in NYC to one of the newest and perhaps smaller size in Winter Garden. This location took over a Bed Bath and Beyond location. It's really has just about everything you need for a quick stop to avoid the malls but is not deep in brands. From complete suits, dresses, shoes, luggage, jewelry and alike. I found the deals to be plenty with a steal of Adidas running shoes on clearance for $20, zing! Service was friendly and had a neighborhood feel to it.

It's always such fun shopping at Gabe's. At first I was only buying the incredible selection of…read morechildren's clothes but then started noticing the women's clothing as well. I have bought several things for myself and other members of my family. The prices are amazing and I have found some really unique items. I miss the Terra cotta pots I bought at Old Time Pottery but do love the clothes they offer now.

They have a wide variety. Lots of clothing choices. Tons of shoes as well. Good place for back to…read moreschool clothes and shoes.

Good price for good stuff and really convenient to shop ! Worth to come and check the placeread more

This is a dive store with a hodge podge of Stuff.. all proudly made in China. Super random and…read moresuper cheap. My biggest giggle was buying a few " Devil Girl" dolls that look just like Monster High Dolls as a gag gift for my daughters. I also found very nice scrunchies and hair bows all for a $1. They have everything from soft dolphin toilet seats to fake MK handbags, from hardware to underware. It's all in there! It's definately worth the trip to Dillard Street in Winter Garden and then afterwards you can venture into the cute downtown and eat a nice local establishment!

Marshall's was so so. Kinda junky and old stock. Home Goods however was HUGE and packed to the…read morerafters w cool home stuff and Xmas decor and gifts. I spent money! Registers for both places at same time. Very quick check out. Also went to Bealls. Bought clothes and decor. Very nice but empty. A shame. Support them!

Great spots to shop, eat and etc.! Lots of options and everything is close! Close to a lot of…read moreneighborhoods as well!

I really loved this Burlington! The further I travel from home, checking out different…read moreBurlington's, I realize not all Burlington's are the same! Not at all. They may appear to be, to the novices eye, but I have officially become a Burlington connoisseur lol Their home goods area is very well taken care of. And they have an extremely good customer service team. So hats to this Burlington location. You are doing things at the right way!

A large sized Burlington location with a ton of products. Everything was very clean and well…read moreorganized. They had clear aisle markers to try and keep traffic in each direction to a minimum. I liked that everything was organized and very few items were out of place. I found a couple things I wanted to take home like shoes for our little one, a travel pillow and a dog toy. I like that they have so much for you to look through all in one store. The line at the front moved very quickly as they have all customers in one line and they get to go to the next open register so it's easy. Our cashier was very friendly and quick. Overall: A Solid, clean and organized location.

I really do love the fact they have so many shoes. I can spend so many hours looking through…read moreeverything, but that is such a problem because most of the time I don't have all that time in the day to just sit there and shop plus my pockets will be so empty. Unfortunately, life is full of bills, so I can't go as hard as I would like to. The staff are always extremely friendly and helpful if you ever need anything. I love the variety of different shoes that they carry from flats to heels to sneakers to sandals literally just about everything. The only thing I have to say is that a lot of the clothes they carry are made of polyester which I do not want to purchase especially if I'm paying $40 for a shirt. I understand that may not seem like a lot but when I can get a good quality shirt on a clearance rack at Burlington for about five bucks $40 seems like quite the ripoff. The only thing I can say is that sometimes they do have decent things on clearance, but you really do have to dig. I have found that they also have a lot of similar things to Ross and Burlington clothes wise, which is why I really only prefer to look at the shoes when I go to Nordstrom rack. I like that they also have makeup and perfume there so that it is more of a one stop shop. They even have some toys and tons of kids shoes and clothes too. I will definitely be back, but I don't know for sure if I will be back to this location as it is a little bit far from my house.

Came by the other day to buy a new wallet and they had plenty in stock! Parking was plentiful in…read morethe private strip mall lot. Inventory was full in the store and staff were on hand trying to straighten up the store during a Saturday afternoon. Checkout was quick and friendly although the cashier seemed to have forgotten to take out the sensor in my wallet making for an embarrasing exit!

It's Walmart! Lol! Every Walmart is pretty much the same, but I appreciated that this location was…read moreclean, tidy, organized, and spacious. Some Walmarts are so cramped that it's hard to get a shopping cart down the aisle when someone else is shopping nearby. A nice bonus is that this location has both Checkers and Auntie Anne's inside, which is convenient if you want to grab a quick bite while shopping. The checkout lines were short, and the self-checkout process was quick and efficient. Overall, it was an easy, pleasant shopping experience.

Well this location really lives up to Walmarts reputation. Went to try something on for the first…read moretime in maybe 20 years. There was no one there and all the doors were open so I just walked in to the closest one. A few min into trying on there's a pounding in the door and a woman demanding I come out for her to count my items and referencing some sign. When I come out she points to a sign (lottery facing the opposite direction-I never actually saw the front of the sign or what it said) Well I came in through the opposite entry way and didn't see it. This doesn't feel like it is a unique experience. Of you want w time to see it maybe have it print front and pack and at both entry points? So after getting lectured-she continues to be rude and talk about this sign. I deposit a few I times because apperently I had too many. When I re-entered the fitting room I noticed a reddish brown mark on the wall. Clearly old dried blood smeared on the wall. Charming. (I'll share a photo) I made her aware of it and she literally said "well it wasn't there when I left" ...accusing me of smearing a bio hazard in the wall. Now if we use our brains & look at the smear we see that that it was long dried. If I had done something that deplorable, in the time frame I was m the space, it wouldn't be dry. Clearly they are not cleaning their fitting rooms at regular intervals. Also if I was the disgusting individual who did that why would I report it? Her name was Dorthy. I did speak to customer service about her. I truly hope she is removed from a customer facing role because none of the way she behaved towards me was appropriate but accusing someone who let you know that there is a bio hazard on a wall is really unacceptable inappropriate and unprofessional. And this should not have to be said but since this is the second time in a week I have experienced something of this nature personally, why are smearing our bodily fluids on walls? Like that's disgusting. Other people have to be in those spaces. Please do not do this. I mean please don't do this to walls of your home either but like in a public space? Come on guys