Recently my husband and I went here to look at some lighting for our new home. Rochelle (the owner)…read morewas very snooty and rude. We were barley greeted when we walked in, and then as we were walking around looking at lights, Rochelle and the front desk lady were whispering to each other. I rated this place a two star solely for the light options, they were decent. I will not be back to this store.

From the owner: Illuminating Expressions By Rochelle has been providing the Tri-State area with amazing lighting…read moredesigns for over 30 years. Stop by our showroom or schedule your consultation today!

I thought this was a charming shop! Lots to look at! They have nic-naks clothing and lots more. The…read moreprices are good! The lady that has the shop is very nice to talk to. I enjoyed my visit there. Drive slowly and look closely you might drive past it and that would be a shame!

From the owner: Boutique meets thrift shop! New, barely used, gently used items as well as antiques, vintage &…read moreretro. Artistic and unique items, plus practical items everyone could use! Arranged in these mini-departments: • Vintage • Furniture • Housewares • Linens • Dishes and glassware • Kitchen • Small appliances • Home Decor • Frames • Lamps & Light Fixtures • Art - original paintings, prints, pottery and hand-lettered or hand-painted items • Garden • Home improvement • Seasonal - Christmas, Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter • Figurines & Collectibles • Books • Electronics • Computer accessories • Music • Crafts • Sewing • Toys • Cards & Paper Goods • Watches • Jewelry - handmade, vintage and consignment • Suitcases, backpacks and bags • Purses, wallets and cosmetic bags • Ties • Socks • Hats • Shoes • Clothing - all ages/sizes • Sports- fan wear; equipment • Suits & Special Occasion Wear • Fandom - special interest t-shirts • Clearance Clothing • Wellness • Pets • “As is” - lower priced items with minor and major imperfections • Free shelf • A whole lot more!

I went to the starbucks at this target location and let me just say customer service is…read moreunbelievably awful they are very rude & unfriendly the girl in there wouldn't turn her head to look at me while i waited there so finally i asked her where are ur gift card and she rolled her eyes at me i was nothing but kind to her from the start and did not have any patience to answer me somone was behind me in line and i grabbed a gift card she told me he was before me and i spoke up for myself and said no i was so she said she wasn't going to help me and had a different lady help me was so mean to me for no reason and said they wouldn't take my cash bcs she didn't wanna help me i don't recommend going there they didn't have a reason to be mean so i walked out and didn't buy anything!!! I was going to spend 500 in gift cards as well so rude!

Flippant attitude at service desk as well as someone else who didn't have a command of the English…read morelanguage.

Usually at Christmas and the holidays, I'm a Scrooge or a Grinch, or just a negative Norman when it…read morecomes to this time of the year. But I did check out the hype and the historic part of Santa Claus, Indiana. Besides Holiday World, there are a few must-do places while in town, and the Christmas Store is no exception. This is a very large store as it looks so small on the outside. It is part of a strip-mall, and it has multiple rooms - some of them having a theme. One has several personalized ornaments, another with snowman-themed stuff, one with secular decorations and another with train sets and ornaments. It's a Christmas/holiday lovers heaven, as there is so much to look and buy. Luckily I don't collect any of that stuff but my sister who easily gets in the holiday spirit early would. There's also a fudge/candy/confectionary place inside. There was also a room where kids can meet Santa and Mrs. Claus, but it was not in use at the time of my visit. I didn't really buy anything for myself here, but spent a lot on gifts here.

We were driving along Interstate 64 on our way back to IL from NC, parents weekend at Wake Forest…read more(they lost to Clemson in soccer, then to GT in football...I think we are bad luck). Anyway, my wife, from Ohio some of her life, mentioned that she has seen the sign for this place over the years and never stopped. So retired now, with no place to be on any specific time, I took the exit. It is a few miles off the interstate, but be patient. It is in a neat little plaza, with a few other holiday themed businesses. The store is pretty big, not "massive" ( as in Walmart Supercenter size) but the biggest just Christmas stuff store I have ever been in. It is chocked full of just about anything you might want. The offerings range from artistic to whimsical to WTH was that artist thinking. I don't really have a frame of reference for the prices on stuff. Some things seemed reasonable, and other things quite a bit out of my comfort zone for decorations/tchotchkes. Of course no one needs any of this stuff but it sure is fun to have a place like this for those things you might want.