Until today, I had never heard of or visited a Burkes Outlet. I realized I will have to get…read moresharper on my shopping skills if I want to continue to save money while purchasing quality clothing. This store, located in the Wal-Mart shopping mall, was clean and had a decent amount of inventory. It was spacious and I did not feel crowded or rushed. Some of the inventory was in the wrong size category but it was easy to sort through. Brand names such as PGA, Dockers, Reebok and Carhartt clothing was on the rack at prices I liked. Keep in mind this is in the men's section. I did not look closely at the women's selection. The store personnel I interacted with were very friendly and helpful. Periodic announcements about security and the availability of help di dmake me feel secure although the neighborhood did not strike me as bad in any way.

Very clean and organized. Doesn't seem like it's busy. People don't know what bargains they are…read moremissing out on... leaves more for me

When you think of Walmart, you usually come up with more negatives than positives. Rarely, do you…read morefind a Walmart that is memorably pleasant. Lebanon's location is, well, exactly what you expect of Walmart. It's grungy, low on stock for certain items, and disorganized. I feel like I need a shower after visiting. However, I keep coming back because the prices are unbeatable these days. Why spend $8 on a jar of sauerkraut at the store when I can spend $3 for the same exact brand and size? Sure, that example is crazy, but it's true. I can stock up on groceries for the next several weeks and pay less than $100. I'm unsure if this Walmart has any employees because you will rarely see any until it's time to checkout and maybe you'll find two managing their lanes while the CEO expects you to checkout your own haul. Good luck finding a price scanner. It seems as if they took those out along with price tags. This Walmart is a mess. I don't like it, but I unfortunately keep coming back.

Always an awful location to visit. Normally, it's just a terrible attitude from the associates…read more(whatever; it's work), but the last two times I've gone in, it's been extremely busy and I'd gathered an ENTIRE CART of items. Both times, I've had my FULL CART in the aisle and wandered into the next (because why would I pull a cart with a 50lbs bag of dogfood and 10lbs box of kitty litter when I don't have to?), only to come back into the aisle with my cart "disappeared" and a worker in the same aisle with zero idea where my cart now is, despite me leaving it not three minutes before.

I used to come in a couple times a week. The format of the store has changed significantly. About…read more1/4 to 1/3 of the store is now devoted to on-line sales. That area is fairly empty. Much less space for goods on the floor. Lots of Bargain Hunt brands in the seasonal decor. It seems very low quality and not a good value. I do like the single line check out. Just feeling disappointed in what was my favorite store. This location continues to have a filthy ladies room too.

Gone are the days of actually finding quality items at a bargain. All the good items are sold…read moreonline now. At this point it is basically a Big Lots but with a worse (lol) interior layout.

They went out of business and changed names to do on line auctions. I'll miss the 1/2 price foods…read morebut over the years the product selection has gotten less good and harder to find a deal.

This use to be a great place to find bargains $5 or less. Sometime in 2023 they all closed shop…read moreand became a different business selling larger Amazon items for more money. I miss the $5 store

The handbag that my wife has wanted for a very long time and has been priced around $1000 (That is…read morenot a typo. One kilobuck for a leather bag to haul lipstick in.) was here at a major discount. $190. I told her to buy it. After some hemming and hawing, she opted not to. "Do I really need another handbag?," she asked herself. And that's why I love her very much. How was the selection? Well, it's not the *current* season of handbags and accessories but this stuff lasts for YEARS and still comes with the Coach guarantees. Great service and my favorite part? A "husband parking area" at the front of the store where I could wait while she shopped.

So the best thing about this coach store is that they have retail purses too. I just found this…read moreout, but evidently the "outlet" purses are made with a different material than the "retail" purses. You could definitely tell the difference between the two. For example, the tags on the retail purses are made out of gold metal, and the ones on the outlet purses are paper. Though the retail purses are full price, whatever store wide sale that is going on applies to them. So I ended up buying the Christy purse which was regular price around 400 and I got it for half of that. The outlet stuff was cute as well and about half the price. There was another purse I was considering getting, but when you compare the two there is a noticeable difference. Everyone there was extremely helpful and patient with me as I tried to make my decision!

Good selection of jackets and coats especially. It's not BEST quality, but it is very good…read moreespecially at this price. Very helpful staff!

Great deals at this store for a nice wool coat! I found a nice double breasted wool knee length…read morecoat for $78. It was a steal especially with the perfect fit. Friendly service and patient customer service.

It's not particularly a large store, but it had some nice selection of clothes…read more My spouse had a very enjoyable time looking for, trying on and finding clothes for her here. She came out with very good summer selections. One of the sales clerks said they were just about to change the line to fall collection. I guess it was a very good timing for us for a better sale. It also had a very good petite section which was one of the reasons my spouse had such a good time. She says she has to come back here whenever we go through I24 east of Nashville, TN. I guess I'll be coming back with her.