I am NOT a Walmart shopper for a multitude of reasons but I was in this shopping center and…read moreliterally needed 2 lemons and I had to decide wether I was going in Walmart or in ShopRite and it's THANKSGIVING EVE ... Walmart won! This is a super center with 2 entrances and a massive parking lot. Walking into the store you must go through what I would say are similar to the metal entryways at amusement parks ... I'm assuming it's for theft prevention given you can't exit through them. Fresh produce is the section you literally walk into so I was able to grab my lemons and take a quick spin in a few other sections just to snap a few pics and I must say the sales floor was really neat and there were actually employees available if you needed help. And checkout was a breeze with no waiting ... tons of registers open and self checkout was smooth too. I had no idea Walmart didn't accept any tap to pay options so I actually had to open my purse to get my credit card out which was slightly annoying lol. All in all a smooth trip to a place I never shop and I had to give them a fair rating because they deserve it based on my experience.

Everytime I order delivery for my online order it gets delayed until the next day. This is my last…read moretime ordering shop from home delivery. I used to order on line and go pick it up but the last few times I waited for over an hour. Today I ordered at 10 am for a 4-6 pm delivery I'm still waiting at it is now 8:30 pm no update.

At one point in time this was the place where everyone went especially on the holidays. It's been…read morein decline for years since the advent of the internet. Today it is demolished. But great memories were there in that building. Neighbors seeing each other shopping, school friends out with their families. Teenage boys and girls meeting their school sweethearts there. The mall would be decked out with Christmas ornaments. It was a fun place to meet up. Until I think the mid 1990's it took a turn for the worst.

This place could be a movie set for "The Day The Earth Stood Still". There is a total of 15 stores…read moreopen in the entire mall. I have never encountered such a morbidly depressing retail atmosphere in my life. We took the kids there to see Santa. As you can imagine, there was NO line. This poor Santa could fall asleep any minute he was so bored. The girl that was dressed up as an elf taking care of was high as a kite, but I couldn't blame her for being high if she were stuck in this place all day. Sears, Game Stop and Bath and Body Works are the only name brand stores here. The other stores are cheap mens suits and some horrifically sparsely stocked knock off dollar store. 2 days before Christmas and this place was a GHOST TOWN. The food court had two unappealing Asian themed restaurants that were practically begging us to take free samples. If you make the poor choice to choose this as your shopping destination, make sure you eat ahead of time if you want something other than Chinese food. This would be a bad place to have a heart attack. Rigor mortis would set in before anyone found you. Bottom line: The wrecking ball and bulldozers can't find this place fast enough.

Target Burlington your curbside associates are incredibly understaffed. I wait on average 5-10…read moreminutes at Mt. Laurel target when they are super busy and an hour average at Burlington when there is barely anyone in the store. Someone is doing something wrong!

Drive up is ALWAYS so slow. Like 20-30 minutes waiting for them to come outside. Even when it says…read moredriveup isnt busy at the time.

Not your typical dollar store, it has random stuff in it. Mostly catered towards events stuff such…read moreas decorations, party needs, and then it also has just a tad bit of general dollar store items. It kind of felt as though I was in a dollar thrift store and it was not very organized. I am not sure if it is just me but dollar stores seem to only have Mylar balloons now that they fill up and the latex balloons they won't fill up. This is the second place that told me I could buy the latex balloons and purchase a helium tank at Walmart or Party City which I just don't understand. The only big positive was that everything is a dollar and for party planning things they have things with almost every color that you may possibly need.

I was told by the man/owner that some of my items for purchase were $2 dollars not $1 dollar…read more The lady/owner said that as incorrect. So he made like he was ringing me up real quick and added a couple extra dollars to my bill anyway. I noticed when I got home.

great place to come to if your not looking to spend a lot of money they pretty much care all your…read morebasic needs for a dollar shelfs were a little messy and we did have to move some things around to find what we were looking for

Just passed by here n decided to buy a drink. Started shopping because realized a lot nice products…read more. I'm so glad to found the nice hand sanitizer during this COVID moment! The cashier was so nice and friendly. Nice experience here.

I came here quickly to pick up leggings/ pants because I forgot to bring in my overnight bag…read more I was in and out . I hAd no issues with dressing rooms or checking out

Kohls is the best of the big box department stores...hands down!! The stores are always clean,…read moreproperly managed, and welcoming when you walk in. The shelves are plentiful and consistently being organized to keep the store's appearance orderly--unlike some other stores. The rewards program they have is awesome, join their mailing list for 10-30% off your purchase and then you also get $10-20 Kohls Cash. Lastly, their staff is professional, friendly and very helpful. Thank you Kohls, no more Walmart (unless extreme emergencies) for me.