Best bookstore in the Burg. Great selection and helpful staff. I find something new to read every…read moretime i stop in, even just for coffee.

I honestly love any book store, but I LOVE this one in particular! The owners are amazing humans,…read morethere is a beautiful array of hundreds of books, and the clubs sound like they will be amazing! I've already got my ticket to the craft club and i can't wait to bedazzle a book! The a/c works, they sell food and drink and they have rooms upstairs that are free to use. It's spacious, but cozy at the same time and I just want to spend hours there, but that'd probly end up being awkward. The support for dog adoption is just the cherry on top of my bookish sundae. I'm a very critical book girl and I have nothing other than praise for the shop and the owners!

Gabe's has been around since 1961 and is a discount store that offers women's/men's/kid's clothing,…read morefootwear, toys, accessories, and house decor items. There are some limited name brand items you can find, but most of the sales racks and the various racks that are placed throughout the store are more of a hodgepodge of items. I was able to find a simple blazer for work, so I was pretty happy about that! It is a bit difficult to maneuver throughout the racks, as they are placed pretty close in proximity with each other. The shoes section was not much of a variety, and the toys section was extremely disorganized with products all over the floor. Checkout moved along in a timely fashion, and the cashiers were really friendly. Plenty of parking available in the shared plaza lot. +discount store in clothing, accessories, shoes, and toys +located in the Kmart plaza

Great prices but not worth it on a Saturday with 2 cashiers, long lines, bathroom out of order.read more

Clean well taken care of. Interesting things to find. Always have something to walk out of the…read morestore with.

This one seems pretty nice and has wide aisles…read more Lots of clothes and housewares to look at. Makeup/bath section doesn't have a whole lot for what I'm looking for. Nice that it's close to wear I'll be living.

This HomeGoods is so welcoming. Lots of inventory. This display caught my eye as I walked in…read more Halloween is up in the front of the store so you can't miss it. Lots of clearance to be had. I'll be back!

I love home goods. Everyone that works here were friendly and the service was great. Had no…read moreissues. I'm sure that Employees are very valued all were friendly to me

Loved this location. Out of all the VA/DMV stores I've been to I'd say this is the best. The floor…read moreplan is nice and open. It's a very large store. They have nice displays for newer items. I liked the center tables. It gives it a nicer feel. The workers were nice without being overbearing. The SAS bins had a lot more items than Alexandria or Springfield area. I was shocked. If we come down this way I would swing by. I love the locations that are in strip malls vs traditional malls. Sometimes I just want to go to this store only. Don't want to battle for a spot. Love!

Always friendly girls at the front of the store to greet you…read more Lots of new scents. Bridgerton was the focal point. I got foaming hand soaps which have been delightful.

The best shopping experience that I have had in a long time. The staff is amazing and the selection…read moreof stuff was good. Seen some very unique items in this thrift store. 17 vendors how could you go wrong. Items are prices cheap. I have bought a lot of stuff from this treasure spot. I will definitely come back to buy more. Shop local!!

This is a weird kind of store... kind of a mix between thrift and a convenience store with snacks…read more No kind of visual merchandising whatsoever. Everything seems to be just sitting around haphazardly. Dogs in the store. Not particularly friendly. Didn't see a thing of interest, and I'd hesitate to eat anything from there for fear it's expired and stale.

Always well stocked, friendly staff, great prices and a consistent quality. They have lots of…read morehousehold goods as well as stylish clothes and purses.

On 07/26/2025 Extremely Disappointed by Marshall's Experience Ignored, Profiled, and Embarrassed…read more I had a deeply disappointing and uncomfortable experience while shopping at Marshall's recently, and I feel compelled to share it. My niece and I went in to purchase two specific hair tools that were locked in a case those were the only items we came in for. When we got to the case, we pressed the assistance button multiple times over the course of 10-15 minutes. Each time, the speaker would say that help was on the way but no one ever came. The store wasn't even busy; it was just the two of us and maybe three other shoppers. As we had just walked in at 9:30 am when they opened. One employee was standing about 10 feet away from us the entire time, clearly hearing the assistance requests. But instead of helping, she kept avoiding us literally walking away to another section of the beauty area each time the button went off. It was as if she was deliberately trying not to help us. After waiting for far too long and giving her the benefit of the doubt wondering if maybe she didn't work in that section or didn't realize the alert was coming from us I finally walked over to her and asked for help directly. That's when the situation got worse. She told us we weren't allowed to carry the items ourselves because they were considered "high-ticket". It was difficult to get her to allow me to purchase two items from the case it's like I had to keep explaining to her that my intention was to purchase them both. She wanted to talk about them instead of take them out the case. I felt like maybe she wasn't realizing I'm seriously in here to buy the items not discuss them. I clarified that these were the only items we came in to buy and assumed that after she took them out of the case we would carry them to checkout. She was stumbling over the idea of us taking them to checkout. I'm feeling lost at this point because her plan is to hold them while we shop. I'm explained to her we are done shopping why would she hold them and we need them to checkout and she couldn't figure out how to not take them to the front but just hold them. Eventually, after some back and forth, the manager approved it for us to just take them ourselves. I don't care about holding the products I shop as stores where you never have to hold the items they handled it all for you so that's not weird. It was her not trying to make sure we could actually buy them I couldn't comprehend. I will say not once did either employee get rude or nasty with us. I want to make sure that is clear. This was more so the first employee awkwardly treating us like she was sure we would steal the items and the elephant in the room was she knew we would steal it if she gave it to us. The manager agreed immediately to let us walk them to the front. The first employee was making small talk and everything once I let her know we were needing help. But by then, the damage was done. My niece was visibly upset she had never experienced something like this before. She felt like we were being treated like thieves, and since the items were for her, she felt personally responsible for the way we were treated. She kept saying how frustrated and embarrassed she was, and it was painful to watch her internalize that kind of profiling. I explained to her that this isn't the norm everywhere that retailers who prioritize customer service and train their staff properly don't make you feel like a criminal for trying to spend your money. The whole situation could have been handled so differently if someone had simply acknowledged us, offered to help, or even treated us with basic decency. Instead, we were treated like suspects over $90 worth of items while I'm carrying a $2,500 purse for context and I know sometimes people will assume you cannot afford things based off the way you carry yourself but we were well dressed and didn't give off we are here to rob you. I'm also a mature adult so I don't look childish or anything either. This experience was insulting, dismissive, and rooted in a lack of professionalism and possibly bias. I truly hope Marshall's takes this as a reminder that customer experience matters and that the way your staff chooses to treat people has real consequences. I honestly would like for them to teach their employees how to handle their higher ticketed items better. They need to know how to get them from the case to the register without making people feel like this.

Went recently for the first time to a costco all i have to say is the service is insane the store…read moreis incredibly clean and very organized all the employees are on there A-game just going to town, insane amounts of different choices from chuck all the way to prime steaks so the selection is out of this world no matter what part of the store you goto. I ended up purchasing 4 prime steaks for 60 dollars being the fact if you go any place else its 25 dollars a steak so the value is incredible. i will be going back thanks for the great experience.

I think that Costco has recently been signed a contract with the Instacart company to make more…read moremoney but it harms millions of poor people and seniors like us that don't have sufficient income to be able to buy Costco membership and now buy Instacart membership to 99$ . Otherwise people will not be allowed to order online their groceries and basic life support stuff from Costco any more. They have most of the groceries available in the warehouses and they don't how the elders will go there? Costco was our first ever choice to order our monthly groceries online. We were happy with its quality however costly. At least it was available. But now, you have to buy Instacart membership and the expensive Costco groceries that is not fair at all. I hope someone read this and do something for the poor people with the overall bad economy conditions.