This target is one million times better than the Florence location. It's very organized and they…read morealways have everything you need. It's never a challenge to find parking and is surrounded by a bunch of other shops- shop all in one place!

Went to buy some beef hotdogs. They had 4 different rows of ballpark beef franks. Every single…read morepackage was EXPIRED. Check the dates on what you buy because they're selling EXPIRED FOOD I told someone stocking and they simply said "okay"

I'm so happy that The Exchange Market set up at Newport on the Levee. It's a nice big space, which…read moregives you plenty of room to social distance. It features local favorites, like Roebling Books, and pop up shops run by independent people, like A New Clothing. They also have a wine bar, sometimes have live music, and have an outdoor space.

Pros: - Walking distance from my house…read more- Tons of places where I regularly eat (Panera, Chipotle, Flipdaddys) and shop (Kroger, Target TJMaxx) - Most everything besides Kroger and Target has opened in the last 5 years so everything is still shiny and new Cons: - Poorly designed traffic flow - Always extremely busy - They used eminent domain to raze the existing neighborhood

Love this place, but it should have a smoothie bar, frozen yogurt bar, and dunkin' donuts to…read morecomplete it

This is hands down my favorite store for shoes and dresses. They always have a great selection that…read moreis both stylish and modest. Their clearance section has some of the best discounts on great brands you'll find anywhere. The clerks are always friendly and helpful and great at dealing with long lines when it's busy.

Very surprised that I couldn't return a sweater I received for Xmas because I didn't have receipt…read moreor order number. The tag was still on it & a store credit would've been fine. Manager said that's their policy. Crazy!!

I must leave Walmart. I'm done with Walmart…read more July 7, 2026 5:25 pm I stopped at the Ft. Wright Walmart Super centers 3450 VALLEY PLAZA PKWY, FT WRIGHT, KY 41017 to get some lunch meat, bread, cheese, etc. I've been patronizing this Walmart for about 20 years, as this Walmart is on my way home, and the prices are reasonable. During my SELF Checkout- there was a (presumably a Walmart employee) lady, I couldn't tell if she was a Walmart employee because she did not have a name badge, or vest of any sort. I was trying to weigh some fruit or something. She kind of jerked my stuff around and looked at me funny and wouldn't talk to me. I ask her her name because she had no name badge, and she looked at me like I was weird or something. I only have one eye so it took me a little longer to self check out and I stoop and shake because of my severe scoliosis, and plates in my neck. So every time she deemed necessary, she came over and interrupted me and moved my things around. It's kinda like there was a language barrier? I guess she is maybe a DEI hire, she seemed to be Hindu or something of the sort. The red dot on her forehead gave her away, I didn't know Walmart introduced spiritual awakening, or prayer at their stores. I was confused. I have several Hindu friends, but that's not the point, it was the language barrier I guess? But no Walmart name tag, i've finished up my order and tried to use my debit card, the computer screen said 29 items, so now the machine wouldn't let me complete my checkout, the computer needed an associate approval. The lady came over and scanned some kind of card from her pocket (name badge?) and them a video played of the two cans of sockeye red salmon that she scanned herself? I was then able to pay for my food. I guess she came over to me for five times during the checkout . She did try to be helpful. I think but demeanor is everything when there's a language and name badge barrier. However after completing my checkout, I did advise the manager (in private) that she had no name tag and she was NOT very cordial, the manager of Walmart explained to me, that Walmart has a policy that all employees MUST wear Walmart name tags. I also explained to the manager how rude this lady was. About jerking my produce around .... It seems this whole thing was non conforming to American standards. I'm done with Walmart.

HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE!! Had appt.for oil change & tire rotation. On arrival waited 15 min. No…read moreone was at check in desk. A service lady arrived and yelled something in coherent. I asked if she was speaking to me, and if so, I didn't understand what she shouted. Checked in and immediately informed there no oil filter for my car. I requested and she refused to call another Walmart store to locate one. I was told to go to Auto Zone, buy it, bring it in sometime and then they would & to do the oil change. DISSATISFIED!

The dude running the store is super friendly and it was a nice little shop. A solid selection of…read moreOhio-themed souvenirs

While in town, I visited the I Love Cincinnati shoppe to pick up a few souvenirs. This is…read moredefinitely the place to go as they sell all types of souvenirs and apparel. You can find a lot of local sports team merch here too. I picked up a couple of magnets and a WKRP sticker. For those not in the know, WKRP used to be an old sitcom from the late 70's-80's about a radio station in Cincinnati. The shop is located on the 2nd floor of the historic art deco style Carew Tower. This tower is also home to the Hilton Cincinnati Netherland. The interior although grand was sparsely occupied by businesses. Ghost town vibes for sure however the grand architecture within the building is worth walking around in. The only difficulty we had was finding parking. This shop is in the downtown area and parking spaces are hard to come by. My husband ended up driving around and picked me up when I finished shopping.