Umm... what!? Since when did Dillard's actually have cute clothes? I went just yesterday and I'm…read morestill shocked. I'm not your average department store girl. I much prefer to shop locally in boutiques because the selection is so much more my aesthetic. However, I've been on a 6 month journey to find the perfect flower girl dresses and hadn't had much luck... until now. Before checking online at Dillard's, I had settled on getting custom dresses made from Etsy. While I found it rather annoying that we would have to go through the whole measurement jazz and wait over a month or so before the dresses came in, I couldn't find any other flower girl dress options that I liked that were fashionable, not so flower girl-y, in Fall hues (gold/champagne/ivory), and not super expensive. Then, yesterday I decided to do a random online search with Dillard's as a last resort and BINGO! There it was. The most gorgeous little girl's champagne/gold brocade fit and flare dress for--get this-- $55! They didn't have the sizes that I needed online, so I called the store and the woman was more than happy to look on the sales floor and she found them and placed them on hold. I ran up there about an hour later and the dresses were as cute in person as they were online. I really appreciate website photography that is true to real life! On top of everything, they gave me 10% off because some beads (that can easily be fixed by my mother) were loose on the top of the dresses. So, when my mom and I drove to Dillard's to pick the dresses up, we were shocked that, while on our way to the girl's section, we saw a lot of cute outfits. Okay, Dillard's! While we didn't buy any of them, I did snag a Kate Spade office desk set on sale for 50% off. What a steal! You know what, I used to hate Dillard's. But, now I know that if I'm in need of a special occasion item and I can't find it anywhere else, check here before giving up!

Just making sure I went to the correct Target. This one is located in Glen Allen. Right. Not sure…read morewhy other reviewers had such challenging experiences. Ok. I was here to browse at first, because I love to shop at Target Stores. Being on vacation from Houston Texas, I didn't think of anything. This one is much better than back home. Yeah. Restroom was clean, functional and modern. Long lines on weekends is expected. I saw the self-checkout line diminished quickly as more cashiers became available. Employees I encountered were friendly and knowledgeable. I noticed that summer clothes were on clearance (earlier than in Texas). I bought a pair of clearance shorts that I was waiting for the price to drop. Perfect!

Hey!!! Shout out to Devlyn for helping me find packing totes. She responded to my request with a…read morefriendly smile and went out of her way to bring the totes to me. Amazing associate!!!!!!! She's a great asset to the store!!! Autumn helped me check out the totes!!! So friendly. Great job!!!!!!

Re: Incident at store on 2/22/26…read more My family and I are locals/regular shoppers here and frequently use delivery services. We've never had issues; staff, stock, and freshness have always been great. On 2/22 around 4pm, I was shopping and briefly used the restroom. As the sign states, "no merchandise beyond this point," I left my cart (6-7 items) outside. I was gone less than five minutes. When I returned, my cart was gone. No customers were nearby--only one employee who had entered the restroom while I was inside and another about 30 feet away on a device. Assuming staff moved my cart thinking it was abandoned, I politely asked the nearby employee (male, early-mid 20s) if he knew what happened. Without looking up, he said, "I don't know, dude." I calmly asked if he could help find out. He responded, "Nobody is paying attention to your cart, go ask somebody else." When I asked if he could get someone to help, he said, "I don't care about your cart, dude, stop asking me." His tone was dismissive from the start. When I expressed frustration, he said, "It's time for you to go," and threatened to physically remove me. I replied, "Try to remove me or take me to your manager, but if you touch me, I'm going to hurt you." My voice remained level; I requested a manager throughout. He continued posturing and gesturing for me to leave. I approached another associate (who said he spoke Arabic) and used Google Translate to ask if he knew whether my cart had been moved. Meanwhile, the first employee was repeatedly yelling, "Leave him alone, get out now!" He finally left to get his manager, so I trailed him to the front of the store hoping to speak with them. He spoke to who I believe was the Front End Manager, Michelle (late 40s/early 50s). Before I could speak, she asked, "Did you say you were going to f*ck him up?" I clarified that I only said he would get hurt if he put hands on me after threatening to remove me. She cut me off, saying, "I don't care what happened, you shouldn't have said that," and told me to leave. Within seconds she called law enforcement. I told her I would wait to speak with officers. I was visibly upset but did not raise my voice, use profanity, or threaten anyone. Deputy Waters arrived, listened to my account, was understanding, and asked to review camera footage; Michelle refused. He asked to speak to the employees involved; she refused. She declined to answer any of the officers' questions, repeating that she wanted me out and I wouldn't leave. She called a Jennifer Hayden at one point but would not allow officers to speak with her. From what I gleaned, she was told not to trespass me but to "leave and come back tomorrow." Two additional officers arrived. They explained that as a private business, Walmart could require me to leave without reason and that local branches frequently refused to cooperate with law enforcement. About 90 minutes after entering the store, I was escorted out by three officers without ever receiving assistance locating my cart or items. The officers were professional and sympathetic, and provided instructions for obtaining the police report and filing a complaint through Walmart corporate. Since 2/24, I've contacted Customer Care, filed an Ethics Report (no follow-up yet despite a promised 24-hour response), and was told to expect contact from an Asset department in 3-5 business days. I've also called multiple departments at area stores trying to reach someone in charge of the Ashland Neighborhood Market, with no success. While I understand Walmart handles high call volumes, the lack of accountability or accessible resolution after such an incident is deeply frustrating. It is apparent that Walmart intentionally makes their customer service processes convoluted to force people to give up and drop it, which ethically I refuse to do. I have no ill will toward anyone involved, but I will continue pursuing resolution to make sure the staff members involved are held accountable, and that this location is a safe, non-retaliatory environment for my wife and me to return as customers.

I was at the Wal-Mart Marketplace this morning (store #03880) on Sliding Hill Road 23005…read more TANESHA the front supervisor forced me into accepting a Wal-Mart gift card with NO options for a cash refund or credit. Tanesha had a very disagreeable personality while forcing me into the gift card option ONLY.

Store was clean and attendants were pleasant. Harry, the store manager is very helpful, i was…read morelooking for something in the store and he was determined to help me find it and we did. Shout out to a job well done Harry!!!! YOU are the bomb!!! -Katy

Finally had the chance to check out the Ross location by my location. Plenty of parking spaces and…read moreclose to other shops if you decide to check out the "strip". I came here with a friend looking for some house decor/care. It's typically a place where you have to sorta dig to find what you really are looking for, which worked for me. I got some art crafts supplies, plumbing items, and even a few dresses. I love the options that they have for dresses, but you have to be careful because some of the styles does look pretty cheap. Clean and has plenty of options to look at if you're just strolling around in there with no mission. I actually enjoyed this Ross rather than the one in Willow Lawn or Short Pump. The check out registry was a lot faster at this location than the others! I mainly check the Ross in Willow Lawn whenever I need to make a trip to the craft store next door (AC Moore). This Ross location is close to a Michael's.

I visit this Kohl's frequently returning Amazon packages. I love a lot of the items in the store,…read morebut I always leave emply handed. I can't tell you how many times I was in there and needed to try on clothing and they have every fitting room closed except 1 and there's a line. I'm sorry, that's ridiculous. I don't want to wait in a line, so I leave and buy the item I'm looking for at another store. This was true at Christmas time also. How much money is Kohl's losing because no one wants to wait in line. Hire some people Kohl's, you're losing money.

I do not know if I should laugh or cry. They replaced the furniture with guess what? More cracked…read morefurniture. We brought it upstairs only to find out they were damaged again. Just avoid Kohl's furniture at all costs if you don't wanna be stressed.

This was the cleanest Dollar Tree I've ever been to. The shelves were fully stocked. That had the…read moreexclusive snacks that I like . A nice lil spot to go to .

- Awkward parking lot. - Not enforcing social distancing…read more - Empty hand sanitizer at the door. - Long lines. I was stunned to find this Dollar Tree so packed when I walked in for greeting cards. They do have stickers on the floor, but no one paid attention to them and it made me really uncomfortable. The line I chose took forever and a day because the lady in front wanted a nickel back and the cashier gave her a quarter instead. I was about ready to check my change purse for a nickel, as other customers kept cutting directly in front of me while she awaited a manager to retrieve her change. Overall the store didn't seem clean and I'm definitely not comfortable returning to this location in the age of COVID.

I'm a fan of this Walmart Supercenter in Ashland. It's just around the corner from my hotel where I…read morestayed over the weekend. This Supercenter is smaller than I used to in Texas. But it has everything I needed and more. I have been looking for wheel cover all over the place (I'm not from this area). I felt so lucky to pick one from many selections on the shelf. I actually came here during Tropical Depression 16 on Saturday September 23. Right in the middle of my shopping trip, the rain started to pour. Non-stop for over an hour. I was glad there were no roof leaks at the Ashland Walmart Supercenter. I stayed for as long as I could, like shop till you drop. Employees were friendly and I had no issues (Asians are rarely seen in this part of town). If I stay in Ashland next time, I would come back for fruits to eat at hotel.

This is the absolutely WORSE Walmart for home deliveries. I have yet to have a complete order. My…read moreorder today was missing 13 out of the 20 items. This has happened every time. I have definitely learned my lesson. And don't call the store, they don't believe in answering.