I use to be a regular here, before I moved out of the city. So when I was in town and forgot…read moresomething for a picnic, I swung by to get what I needed. Wow, I was totally confused. I've gotten so use to the Target close to my home, I got lost wandering this store. However, I will say the offerings of merchandise is much greater than my small country community Target. The glassware I purchased was a good value and I'll get a lot of use out of them. While shopping, I got assistance from a sales associate on the floor and my cashier was super friendly. I can see why they had her as a cashier, her people skills were top-notch. Reason for the drop of a star, is due to the fact that Target has stopped their DEI program.

Just a quick trip to return a pair of poor fitting workout pants. Quick return hassle free. In and…read moreout in 3 minutes and never had to step in any snow.

Pretty decent Marshalls. This is one of the well stocked locations. It's well organized and they…read morehad some pretty decent deals. I found some cute heels, and of course my favourite face cleanser. I also found some high end perfume while browsing that was returned by a customer. The price was still a little out of budget for me.

Not my favorite location. I stopped in on a weeknight. The selection seemed sparse and the place…read morewas in disarray. I'm sure if I went at another time I'd have a different experience but on this day I wasn't feeling it and I was in and out pretty quickly.

Recently opened new Dollar Tree located at the corner of Manchester and McCausland! It's only been…read moreopen for two weeks and it's fully stocked, and organized. Since Dollar Tree has added the new $3 and up selections, it seems as if all the products are now mixed throughout the store. Not sure if all the locations are doing this but This location has scanners located throughout the store for you to scan your items to check the price. That's helpful!!!The young man checking me out was polite. I'm glad I have another dollar tree to go to in the area.

Store closed at 5 pm on a Sunday. Guessing they are understaffed. Purchased popsicles that had been…read moremelted at some point and then refrozen, and then treated like I was trying pull a scam when I returned them 15 min after purchasing them. Mgr said, "Well, I'ma do it it this time." As if 15 min is enough time to melt and then refreeze them.

Huge shoutout to Tray at Walmart! This morning my friends and I had a full cart and ended up having…read moreissues with our card at checkout. Tray was so patient, understanding, and helpful the entire time. He never made us feel rushed or uncomfortable and handled everything with such a positive attitude. Thank you, Tray. You're truly great and your kindness did not go unnoticed

The store is clean and well stocked. There is not a self checkout at this location though. I…read morethought the scan and go was self checkout so I started scanning my items. The employee started yelling at me that this location did not have a self checkout option. I asked why several people around me were able to scan their groceries and she said they pay $12 a month for that option in the app. In what world does it make sense to pay $12 a month to scan your own groceries?!? I know that part is not under the employee's control but her attitude is. They need to consider putting her in a different part of the store where she is not so customer facing... I gladly took my items and went to a checkout counter several aisles away where a cashier greeted me nicely and was super prompt. In the background, I continued to hear the banshee in the scan and go counter yelling at other customers that "this location does not have self checkout." Maybe better signage is needed...

This was basically our first stop right out of the gate when we got off the plane bc I needed to…read moreget essentials for my baby that we knew we weren't going to pack bc we could buy them here. So, I was easily able to find some meals, bottled baby food, baby food squeeze packs, diapers and wipes as well as a few other bath-time things for her. What I didn't find was the safety seat we had to buy bc the rental car company gave us the wrong size (too big) for our daughter so we had to purchase one. Two of the cheaper options weren't on the shelves and I couldn't find an associate to check in the back for me. It's in a very busy shopping center with dozens of other stores around so it was buzzing around 2pm when we arrived there on a Friday. I love Target and the consistency across states is comforting for finding trusted brands. Overall, a positive expiernece here, as expected.

I came in here to browse and see if I could find some great buys! Store was well lit and the…read morebusiest parking lot ever in a strip mall in my opinion. I found a cute cocktail candle and a new drink that is being advertised Sprite +Tea. AWFUL, Some things just don't need to be mixed at all :( Dollar finds at the front of the store had martini glasses I thought were cute as well. Checkout was speedy and cashier was friendly.

This Big Lots is a pretty big one and well stocked. The people working here are friendly. There's a…read morebit of everything here: groceries, clothes, kitchenware, small appliances, bathroom and bedroom products, personal care product, pet care, toys, tools, electronics, garden supplies, cleaning supplies, Bissell vacuum rental, and furniture. They have a big selection on food, including tea and coffee. They could be better at pricing some of the products that were missing price tag and stickers. Make sure you check the expiration date on the food, some are close to the date. Sample Prices Pace Salsa 16oz $2.29 Veggiecraft Rice $1.50 Kind Bars (6) $7.50 Touch Organic Tea (20 bags) $2 Celestial Teas (20 bags) $3 Ghirardelli Brownie Mix $2.50 Plant watering glass bulb $7 Comet Powder 21oz $1 Located between Burlington and Dollar General. .|\---/| | o_o | .\_^_/..2022

Pathetic products. Oh, I need 85 characters? If you enjoy wasting entire afternoons putting…read moretogether their garbage, only to have it not work, Big Lots is for you.

Located in the Deer Creek shopping plaza, plenty of parking outside. This Ross location needs to…read morerestocked and organized. A lot of shelves were empty, and things not in the right place. They had a decent selection of pictures and accent pieces. The shoe section was unorganised and low in stock. Prices are reasonable. I didn't purchase anything as they didn't have what i was looking for.

Came in for an umbrella but the line was really long so I left. They have good prices and a wide…read morevariety of options from clothes, food, to furniture plus more. They share an open parking lot and are wheelchair accessible. Recommended.

I love this store. It's like a dollar store or 5 Below but more Asian. They have EVERYTHING you…read morecould think of and more. From organization, kitchen, home decor, pet supplies, beauty, stationary, gardening, food, toys, stuffed animals, apparel, niche gadgets, camping, and more. It's also very organized and cleaned, which I hope it stays that way over time. It took me an hour just to do an initial browse and I'm sure I didn't even see each item. I got a mousepad, chair leg socks, and a tiny tote bag for about $9! The pricing system takes a minute to get, but assume each item is like less than $15.

Love the selection but man the prices are way higher than they are in Seoul and Tokyo. Items that I…read morewould normally toss into my cart without a second thought have me price shopping elsewhere. A mini glue gun that's a buck and some change at dollar tree was $7 here. No thanks.

When in St. Louis... skip the Arch and hit HomeGoods! Hehehehe!…read more I came to St. Louis to visit family, but the real attraction wasn't the sights or the food. It was the glowing beacon of joy known as HomeGoods. I walked in with "just a peek" in mind and walked out emotionally torn over a full cart I couldn't possibly fit in my suitcase. I spotted a beautiful vase, a gold glitter decanter, and somehow ended up debating if I could carry a floor plant onto the plane like it was an emotional support item. Sigh! The store was clean, well-organized, and filled with everything I didn't know I desperately needed. I ended up letting my mom buy what she needed as I had no space in my luggage. [Insert crying emoji] As always, I recommend HomeGoods when you need to change things up in your home or having a get together and need conversation peices.

I love a good shopping trip, and finding beautiful pieces to decorate my home. Fully stocked…read morelocation and currently in the process of putting out more stock. Prices are reasonable. Check out was smooth, and the cashier carefully wrapped all of my glass items and double bagged every thing.

We were eating next door and I saw this cute store on the way in and had to stop before going home…read more We were greeted by the most adorable dog and a friendly staff member who offered me a tour and a free sample. The products smell amazing and I was surprised at the variety, loofahs, deodorants, lotions, doggy soaps, soap dishes and more. The scents aren't scant either, there are plenty to choose from. I really enjoy that they have shea butter in them and all the ingredients are natural and not a bunch of chemicals. When checking out I asked about online ordering and was given a coupon to use online. The staff member working today remained friendly and upbeat and seemed genuinely excited about their products. It is always nice to buy from small local shops where there is genuine joy and love for their product. I am so happy that I came across this store and will definitely be returning.

I miss Soapy, but she deserved to retire. Her replacement Bubbles, had big paws to fill and she's…read moredoing a great job. As soon as we entered, she came galloping from the back stockroom to do a meet and greet. She's a sweetie. As I said in my previous review, I am a "bar hopper". I like to go around and support a variety of locally owned handcrafted soap boutiques. Since I moved to Illinois five years ago, I've been shopping on the east side of the river. Since I was having on The Hill, I made a point to shop, Herbaria The one thing that was on top of my list, Shave Soap. When shaving, I prefer a good lather from a shave soap over a cream or cream. Herbaria has several scents to choose from and I chose, Bay Rum and Jojoba. I am looking forward to my first shave with my new bar. I also bought a bar of Soapy's Choice. In the past, I've had very furry long haired dogs in the past, but now I have two Chihuahua mixes and they have very short fine hair. So, I thought I'd give Soapy's Choice a try. I'm sure my little girls are going to like showering with daddy. My other bar of soap was, Citrus Oatmeal. I love a good oatmeal soap, it invigorates my skin. To help my new bar last longer in the shower I bought a, Soap Lift. I liked that they had a good selection of colors, I grabbed a grey to match the colors in my primary en suite. The sales associates are personable and not high pressure. They are there to assist you, answer questions and to make recommendations. With their good customer service and Bubbles puppy dog eyes, I guarantee you will not walk out empty handed. When: January 13, 2026 Why: Shave Soap and more