A fairly good Target to do your shopping at. It's clean, employees are nice, prices are kept up to…read moredate, things are almost always in stock. Not much else to say. Do note that if you shop on school days around the afternoons, the nearby high school kids come in to hang out and are often loud.

My family and I decided to stop by target while in the area. We drove up, parked, and walked in…read more This Target had a variety of things. They carried grocery items, clothing, electronics, cookware as well as many other things. My son found a variety of things. He bought several snacks, some soaps, a pillow, as well as many other items. I like Target and decided to buy some collectibles for myself. The only thing that I was disappointed by was that only one checkout lane was open. It was a really long line so we decided to go to the self checkout. We got to a register and did it ourselves but it took awhile as we had so many items. The self checkout was much faster than waiting in the regular checkout line. Overall it was a great place to stop and get my college kid what he needed. He was able to stock up on groceries and other items, and I was able to add to my collection of scary items.

I have shopped at this Khol's a handful of times during the many many years of it being around…read more Never an issue with this place except you have the check the sizes on the clothes - they never get hung up in the correct place. BUT 5 stars for the Amazon return station they just implemented. You start the return process on Amazon and they will have you print out a receipt thingy to take with you to Khol's. Walk up to the Amazon counter in the front of the store. They scan the receipt, take your product (you do not have to box it) and you are on your way. I swear for us it was like a 45 second process. Nice part is we also got a coupon to use at Khol's later on.

We had some Kohl's cash to spend after last week's shopping trip to 2 different Kohl's. It's sad…read morethat they strategically time their sales to not be running when they know customers are going to be redeeming their Kohl's cash. It pains me to pay full price. Especially since I know it will be 20-40% off in a few days. Oh well, such is life. I try and think of it as free money to spend, even though I know deep down that I spent a lot to get that Kohl's cash. I had never shopped at this location before. After going to 2 different locations last week looking for dress shirts and ties for hubby, we wanted to seek out a new location. First, I had a really hard time finding the dressing room to try on a few things. They need better signage so you can find it! Then, half of the dressing rooms were closed off! What could prompt a plain room to be "out of order"? It's not like there are plumbing issues. I also recommend that they install more hooks inside the dressing rooms. I like to hang things that I plan to buy on one hook and things I'm not buying on another hook. That's in addition to the initial hook I used when I arrived. That way, it's easy to exit and put the items in the correct place. I've even been to some stores that have fun with it by placing a sign by the hook - "coming home with me", "didn't work", etc. There didn't seem to be as much stock as the other stores I had been to recently. Hubby found a pair of tennis shoes and I found a Croft & Barrow sleeveless top. I usually have to do an alteration to the arm hole openings because they make them so huge. I tried on the top inside out so I could see if I could alter it. I could and I did. I still had to pay on top of the Kohl's cash since the two items were full price.

Pretty stocked TJ Maxx. However, sections where they sell cookware and water bottles could be…read moreneater. Things I wanted to purchase were on the floor and identical items were not found on the shelf. Also, there were no carts at the entrance for me to shop the way I wanted to. I was lucky to find an ample selection of candles! I will not be wasting my money at Target and Bath and Body Works anymore!! Primarily came here for active wear (specifically tanks). Pretty affordable items... I hope to see more variety in the next few weeks.

honestly WORST tjmax ever. March 17th I went shopping for…read moremy birthday outfit 2days before my birthday and my purse gets stolen right off of my cart ! we tell the associates they get the security to look into it, security comes and tells us he can't see anything and if we want to just take it up with the manager and file a police report. at this point i'm crying in the front of the store waiting to see if anyone has my stolen purse (with my wallet and id PLUS a little over 100 in cash). and where im pretty sure my purse got stolen was in front of the opening of the restrooms which come to find out is also where the managers office is and apparently there is NO camera facing that area. security didn't seem like he was trying to help he was already leaving for the day. anyways HAVE YOUR PURSE ON YOUR SHOULDER and never put it down cause if it gets stolen they're not much help.

We come to this Target fairly often but I see that I have not updated my review since 2017 so it is…read moretime. We went here on a Sunday looking for some household goods. This Target has an excellent selection of basically everything you could need: toys, a grocery section, personal grooming, clothes, household goods and small appliances, shoes, TV and other audio equipment, sporting goods, etc. You name it, they probably have it. The aisles are wide and easy to navigate. Target is renowned for its low prices and I would generally agree although prices have gone up in the past few years. I guess that is generally true now that the government has decided to place an additional tax on goods in the form of tariffs. There is plenty of parking. The one complaint is that it is virtually impossible to find an employee on the floor if you need assistance. They have added a self-check out in recent years, which is good because the lines typically move very slowly. It's a busy store with lots of customers. Overall, it's a pleasant shopping experience.

This Target just continues on its downward spiral. I routinely pick up here. For years I shopped in…read morestore, but the service got so bad I now only use pick up or order on line. However, after the holiday experiences I've had picking up groceries I am completely done with Target. I had multiple expired items in my last pick up. Milk that was two weeks out of date. Ice cream that expired in October 2025. Three months! I had an order on Dec 13 that is still just "pending" (wrapping paper ha!). The main problem is that there is NO ONE you can contact. We tried repeatedly calling the store when our pick up was over 12 hours late and every time someone answered they hung up on us. I couldn't even get someone on the 1-800 customer service number. I am done. Wal-mart, Sprouts, Whole Foods --anything is better than Target. I've spent my last dime there.

This was one of the nicer Walmarts that I had visited in a long time. It was clean well lit,…read morewell-stocked, and had very happy employees. It seriously felt like a good energy in the store. The employees are upbeat and engaging with the customers. It certainly made for a pleasant shopping experience.

Every time I shop at Walmart I see this pricing so I must take a picture. At checkout of course the…read moreitem rings up at the higher price, so employee won't change the price so the line is held up so a manager can come over and usually refuse to sell for the lower price however today for the first time they upheld the lower price. Walmart needs to be more careful in pricing their items and only show one price. They are overcharging customers because most will ignore and just not bring it to their attention. It's a matter of principle.

What a disappointment. Total waste of time. Prices rival or are higher than the expensive Goodwills…read morewith a much smaller selection. Racks are stuffed with junk just waiting to be thrown away. Go somewhere else. It's not worth your effort.

One of my go-to thrift shops. The workers keep to themselves, but that's fine by me. There's a ton…read moreof clothing to browse through, and you can sometimes score some high-end pieces. Prices are exactly what you'd expect from a thrift store.

If you're like me and hate paying full price for brand names, Ross is basically my second home…read more It's an 'off-price' store, which is just a fancy way of saying they scoop up all the leftover inventory from big department stores and sell it to us for a fraction of the cost. It's my go-to spot when I want that 'designer look' on a 'fast-food budget.

I love the prices and good clothes here, so i thought i'd come back. The lady working the…read morefront/taking off sensors, was very rude. She was like "ma'am you need to remove your hangers" when there's no place to put them in..... and isn't that your job to help remove the hangers off of the items? I just think it is silly that you have a self-checkout but have to wait in another line to remove the sensors, they need to make it like target!

The men's department here has everything we were looking for…read more John has amazing customer service skills. He helped us pick out shirts and pants and was very friendly with everyone.

I wasn't shopping for anything in particular; however, my friend was in search of a wallet and…read morefound one he liked at 30% off. We trekked the mall to Dillard's to compare prices and landed up back here on our way out. Customer service was excellent, store was clean, just too many shoppers lol.

It seems that whenever we need something, whether it is clothes, household goods, shoes, or…read moresomething else, the wife's first comment is "Let's go to Marshalls." We went on a Saturday in search of some kitchen plates. We ended up with more than that, of course, but we found what she was looking for at a great price. We also got a wooden cutting board at a fantastic price. We would have bought even more but I insisted that we leave and do our other errands. My goodness, we could have spent hours in there. At least the wife recognizes her problem when she says "I could shop here all day." The check out line was long as usual but moved quickly and the cashier was friendly. There is no doubt that we will be back.

Coming here on a Friday is a girl's best and worst nightmare lol. Yesterday, Marshalls/HomeGoods…read morewas stocked!! Ofc, I came here specifically for a hair item. The skincare section is a lack thereof compared to TJ Maxx but they had a few hidden gems. I did see a lot of hair goods offered for the low even hairsprays that I recently bought for $30 but here for $10. Ofc I go and peruse the kitchen and candle section. I was able to find stackable drawer bins that were pretty deep and $20 each. The Christmas candles were out so enjoyed sniffing and picking up a few goods. My one critique is I wish this store location was more aesthetically pleasing, consistently stocked and organized. The aisles are also prone to people breaking stuff because everything is so close together.

I have not shopped at a Macy's for the longest time - primarily because all the Macy's stores in or…read morenearby my neighborhood shut down. I would attribute that to poor sales, and the competition is just way too fierce. Mom and I are in town for a wedding and we decided to get a couple of accessories to add to our outfits. We ended up buying more than we intended, there were just way too much bargain buys! To top it off, there's a discount when you open a new account. So on top of the heavily discounted items we already got, the additional discount just by opening an account was just the cherry on top. Our cashier ( I hate that I forgot her name!) was incredibly kind and friendly. Service with a smile is always a plus PLUS! Boy, it makes me think that if only those other now-defunct stores gave the same kind of experience I got here, they might just still be open... maybe...

NO ONE ever answers the phone, ever - you're just left hanging and then you get hung up on before…read moreanyone even answers. According to the recording, they only have 3 departments: Cosmetics, At Your Service and Jewelry. Really? No Woman's Clothing? Men's? Juniors? Babies? Housewares? Home Goods? Shoes? Perfume? Whatever department the purses are in is called? None of those, just those previous 3? I guess it doesn't matter since no will answer the phone anyway. Rowland Hussey Macy would be MOST embarrassed!