Customer service is awesome. Available wide variety of selections to choose from. The workers and…read moreowners is very helpful.

I have rarely been this disappointed with a purchase. I expected better quality from brushes that…read morecost $8 and $10 each. I didn't even get the chance to use them--when I got home, I discovered that one brush was already split, and the other had a hairline crack that's only going to get worse. This place is overpriced and refuses to offer refunds or exchanges, but when a product is clearly defective, an exception should be made. I tried not to give any stars because it doesn't deserve even one--but the system requires at least one to post

Always a great experience everyone is so friendly and knowledgeable. Never leave disappointed with…read moremy experience.

Usually good service. Speedy check out, warm smiles. My weed and points questionable. Every point…read moreI've earned does not save,its been multiple months and hundreds or dollars, 0 points , and my last bunch was a pre ground 3.5. I opened the container and it was not 3.5 ground, it was about 2.3 and almost black not purple black. When I looked at my receipt to see if I grabbed something else I noticed that besides my 3.5g was a 12.28 and my total allotment went from 84 to 42 ? I didn't even by 28g ?? ​wack

Best choice for women's clothing in St. Robert besides Walmart. Clothes tend to lean towards the…read moredressier side, but there are some great jean brands as well. The clothing is appropriate for teens and adults and they also have an impressive plus size selection. The salespeople are friendly and helpful, especially while you're trying stuff on. From my experience, Maurice's stores tend to be located in college towns. This one breaks that mold and I'm thankful for it!

I've been into Maurices several times and in different locations. The staff has always been fine…read moretowards me- not pushy yet attentive. I think compared to other stores clothing, outside of wal-mart and target, that their pricing is pretty fair. My problem is with the quality of clothing and sometimes accessories. I got a shirt from them that was marked down to like $3 bucks and when I tried it on I noticed that one of the flowers was falling off so I was being careful. Once I got the shirt on I got stuck with a pin that had been put into the flower to hold it on! I bought the shirt anyway because I was easily able to sew the flower back on myself and I couldn't pass up the $3. A ring was also purchased- very cute and with in a week it busted and fell into pieces. I also bought a vest from them and had to tighten up every button (after losing one all together) after one gentle cycle wash. I guess you basically get what you pay for. So, when I'm shopping for clothing I know I'll be wearing frequently or I know I need to last longer, as much as I like their style, I bite the bullet and go elsewhere and pay the higher prices.

are you familiar with Uranus Missouri? loud, proud, and drawing a crowd it's home of the fudge…read morefactory and other various and sordid attractions of questionable taste and merit. if you've been living under a rock for the past century or so you have some catch-upping to do because it is THE purpose built tourist attraction of yesterday for tomorrow!! an homage to all those that came before and the high water mark for any that come after. general store featuring candies and namesake fudge (which is actually really good) ice creams, and an ever growing list of bonus attractions including mini golf and an historical fort complex but no actual luncheon counter. sad face :-( it's like Wall Drug in South Dakota with 2000x more butt jokes... 'nuf sed

What an interesting experience. I'd been wanting to stop in to see what the hype is all about…read more Nothing to exciting. There are some things to look at and some photo ops and a store. The store holds some super oldies in candy and shirts and other items for purchase. The people at the register great you and also carry on at the register (kind of funny). Even the washroom walls are funny

This created town along Rt. 66 has a firetruck, police car, jail, museum of oddities and general…read morestore. They also have a nice little playground and guiness book of world records biggest belt buckle in the world. Because why not? Definitely a family fun stop. In summer there is an ice cream shop open. They have a fairly large paved parking lot. Almost across the street is mini-golf open in summer. Plenty in the area to keep the kiddos happy and with all the Uranus jokes, keep mom and dad amused too.

It's not a town. It's a destination. Yes, welcome to Uranus along US Route 66 which in this part of…read moreAmerica is alongside Interstate 44 between Joplin and Saint Louis. It is home of the Uranus Fudge Factory and General Store, the Fort Uranus Mission Outpost, the Uranus Museum, the Uranus Ice Cream Company and the World's Largest Belt Buckle. You'll also find a Uranus Police Car, a Uranus Fire Truck, a small playground and a covered picnic area. The Fudge Factory is a candy and trinkets shop with post cards, tshirts, bumper stickers and the like to commemorate your visit to this double entendre of a town. The Mission Outpost is a gun shop and indoor shooting range. The Museum has artifacts and information about the history of sideshows. The Belt Buckle is huge though it has since been surpassed in size by one in Texas. The candy shop is free to visit as is the belt buckle. It's easy to access and the 12 year old in you will love telling people that you visited Uranus. [Review 19759 overall - 236 in Missouri - 731 of 2023.]

Stopped by here few times to pick up some items. Grocery area could be stocked with more items,…read moreevery time I go, the produce, meat and frozen areas are all 1/2 empty. Self-checkout is simple and easy, I'm usually in and out in 15-30 minutes depending on what I need. Only beef I have is how people park in the parking lot and overflow of shopping carts in the cart return section... it seems like they are always over filled!

Also wanted to update that 31 spots are for the pick up orders. Another 30 something spots are for…read morethe pallets of gardening products, so it's very difficult to find a spot at all-especially with how busy it is. I would pick up but there's never a time slot the same day. Plus half the pick up spots are empty while cars are driving in circles just trying to find any spot. Usually have to park way in the back of the lot-and being heavily pregnant makes it more of a pain to get inside. Aldi and Price Cutter are a lot easier to get into, and if you have access, the military base commissary.

It's Lowe's - same setup and configuration as all other stores. Spent a lot of time here in the…read moreweek that I was here, buying stuff to help my nephew with his new home. Staff were friendly, not a lot of people due to Covid-19, but that helped to keep our distances :)

Lowe's has gone to self checkouts. Listen, I will never…read moreever use a self checkout. I was told that a person could assist me there, I will never ever go thru a self checkout lane.

I don't know what the bad reviews are talking about because I had a COMPLETELY different experience…read more- nothing but positive things to say about this place. First, I called before heading there just to make sure they were still open since they haven't had any reviews in awhile and I'm not familiar with the area. The lady on the phone was super nice! When I got there, I didn't realize I would be entering into a treasure hunt of my dreams. If you're a thrifter who enjoys hunting for hidden gems, this place will exceed your exceptions because it's HUGE. When you walk in, the entire left front section is full of women's, men's, and older children's clothing all for $1. They also have hats, underwear, and swimsuits. Lining the left wall is a huge selection of dish ware, dining sets, glassware, cookware, etc. The other side of the front has furniture, baskets, and more knick-knacks that I didn't get a chance to explore. If you keep walking towards the back, there's literally anything and everything you could be on the hunt for! Their back wall is FULL of new and used shoes with a variety of sizes. They even have a room tucked away in the back right of the store solely for kids/infant clothing. Staff was super kind and inviting towards me, very informative and honestly seemed like they truly love the store they're running. I left with two vintage t-shirts and a pair of vintage Levi's for a total of $3, which is a STEAL. 10/10 recommend stopping into this place if you have time to really browse or even if you're looking for something specific, as they'll definitely have it.

This is one of those consignment shops you have to really hunt to find a treasure. I'm a…read morephotographer so I'm always on the look for frames. I always find one or two that are worth using. My wife likes this place as well. We always seem to find something. They have a wife range of items and the prices are usually good. Also remember, the profits go towards fighting autism.