Returned some items on my old navy credit card and received the worst customer service. Cashier…read more#3348173 treated me terrible and was rude. I was furious when I left. I was friendly and respectful... I asked her one thing about the price and she looked at me for what felt like forever and didn't say a word. I have never complained on an employee, but I'm seriously thinking about calling cooperate.

Briefly stopped in to this thrift store today. I purchased a book, but unfortunately, their book…read moreselection was very limited. I also was looking for some clothing for my one-year-old grandson. They had quite a bit but it was not separated, according to size. So I browsed through a selection of it, but it was too difficult to try to find 24 month outfits with all of the other sizes mixed in. They had a variety of typical items found at thrift stores like clothing and household goods and limited books. I feel like the donations were slightly poor quality at this location. The one positive was the young man who worked at the cash register, who greeted every person and was nice and had great manners!

One of my favorite locations because it sells brand new merchandise, good used furniture and nice…read moreclothes for a great price. Only downside is they are closed on Sundays.

Located in a very safe part of town, in a very easy to access location right off of 135th St, Kohls…read moreis there to service almost all of your clothing needs, along with other offerings that one might need for the house. Walking in the place is very clean and sterile, a much-appreciated attention to detail aspect. That said I didn't see many employees walking around so if you have questions, you'll have to be proactive and hunt them down for yourself. The place is logically laid out so finding what you need should be a breeze as apposed to other places I've been. Small stuff first. The kitchen section has a few nicer items but is marked up a lot from a regular experience, sometimes by a lot. So if you want Bobby Flay's pan set, break out the plastic baby it's gonna cost ya! Next the bedroom supplies aren't marked up that much and should have something to satisfy most people. For instance they have pillows, not specialized items but a sizable list of generic ones (could be name brand but I'm not a pillow expert). The kids might be a little sour on the toy section. It's not very big. I can't speak on the womens section. Oh wait, I did have to buy some tights for running a half marathon and since it's done at the end of winter they're readily available. The only pair I could find were womans yoga pants. That's right, I ran a half marathon with 30k other people in womens yoga pants (relax I had shorts on over them). Anyways the point is they do have something for everyone. As for the mens section it's decent. The available styles are extremely generic, lacking anything trendy. It's like dating the guy or girl which dress ok but have no knowledge of what's in fashion NOW. Their sports apparel section in terms of clothing for exercise is very good, but unless you have a local team, it's for the masses. So what do I buy here? Dress pants, dress shirts, dress belts and the occasional "Kramer" shirt. But if you're debating socks, underwear, tshits and so on, you're better off choosing that big red or blue store. As for their shoes, they do have a decent collection but void of top performance or style shoes. Overall, Kohl's is very middle America in terms of financial tier, the mentality and corporate targeting. Shopping here isn't as cheap as those big box places however it's not as expensive as those NY style department stores. This particular Kohls is safe with good employees and a lot of decent, albeit dated products. Stop on buy if you're buying a little something for yourself or family and want to save a buck while not looking completely out of touch.

Service was great they've gone away from the handheld scanners and some lady walking by help me out…read moreby confirming a price of price some of the things were great deals. If you start hard enough if you can save some serious money, you get to $50 then you get $10 off, as always there's lots of caveat about what you can do today and what you have to come back for selection was good checkout time was better than we thought. Overall good experience.

My husband and I stopped into this thrift store while we were in the area. They have a lot of…read morechildren's items and toys. Their household goods tend to be on the older side. They have a variety of adult clothing and some books. Most of the books seem to be non-fiction and children. There were hardly any fictional books. I do believe their prices are somewhat high, especially since a lot of their items tend to be on the older side. My husband paid for the items but was not greeted, but was given a friendly thank you at the end.

This is a real junk store. Like another reviewer from about 6 years ago said, there is some good…read morestuff, but you have to WORK to find it. They had an old holiday Barbie priced at ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY dollars. Ridiculous! It was not worth more than $20 on the current resale market. I'm not even a reseller, just a collector! The store was not very clean and was overcrowded with crap. If you want to move items, they have to be priced well! I'll probably be back because of the few things you can find, but be prepared to search when you come! $10 for a board game is ridiculous, especially one that's taped shut so I can't check if it has all the pieces!

My husband and I stopped in to this particular Savers while in the area to look for some books…read more This is a very busy thrift store. We noticed upon entering that it was not very cool inside. It is the summer and steamy outside, and it felt awful on the inside. Not like the air is broke, but like they're trying to be cheap on running the air conditioning. My husband went to one area and I went to the books and toddler clothing area. While I was in both areas, I kept smelling some awful smell, which can only be described as body odor and urine. I kept thinking maybe someone nearby was smell smelling like that. But as I moved throughout the store, I figured out the whole store smelled awful. My husband found me in the area I was at and he said that the store smelled awful and I hadn't even said anything to him. The smell was stuck in our nose for 30 minutes, at this point I feel like the health department needs to visit to find out what is going on. It was just awful and I would recommend avoiding that store!

Completely picked through merch- high prices. Virtually no vintage. Go to any other thrift or flea…read moremarket for good choices.

not too bad! they usually have a pretty good selection, but struggle to keep items organized on…read moreshelf's. the employees are friendly, and very helpful. the parking lot is easy to navigate, and they always have a good selection of carts and baskets ready to go.

Ah Target, the bright eyed, bushy tailed Vanguard and BlackRock owned competition to that big blue…read morechain (FYI you better know those two holders as... well, nevermind). Olathe's Super Target has a huge sprawling parking lot with enough space under one roof to get in a mile of walking, if one were so compelled. Located in a safe and extremely close to most major roads and the interstate, almost anything you need since it's a Super Target. They do have a few employees walking around however you might have to hunt a bit to get them. However once you do, they're extremely willing to assist and friendly. Finally the place is always clean and well stocked with inventory so that's a huge bonus. If you're shopping for clothing, they do a pretty good job of maintaining many different sizes and keeping the clothes in their proper racks. Many other stores you can find the clothes just thrown about. The seasonal selection is decent but runs out pretty quick as they like to get the items in early, then restock only a few times, allowing it to run out well before the holiday. Most items like pet food and accessories are in abundance, hardware and housing goods have most of what someone needs and the kitchen section has a lot of average equipment to great stuff depending on what you need. For example, the knife selection is horrible but mixers are just as good as anywhere else. I do all of my vitamin and specialty medicine (not prescription) from Target as it's the cheapest. As for the food, it has what one has come to expect from Target, average products at a low cost however when it comes to fruit and veggies, they're much better than "mart" place of a "wall". The baked and homemade food items are average but better than that other "blue" store! They do have a pretty good bakery and they're the only one that sells Boston Cream Pie!!! I've also found they're the best for toys as I when I take my kids they have all most popular items and in bulk. So, if you want that GI Joe action figure, you probably will find it here. As for electronics, they have most of the newest gaming consoles, games and controllers however 4k media is limited, but that's a standard among all stores now as physical media continues to be replaced by inferior forms of content like streaming. Overall, Target is exactly what you expect anywhere and that's by design. The only real differences are subtle things that regionally might sell better at one place then another state won't offer a product as it won't make sense. Think of a heavy winter coat for sale in Texas - it isn't needed. Other than those items, it's Target so you already know what you want. This is the best Target around and will definitely save you trips to other stores.