Clean and well-stocked store with a convenient location. I used the Scan & Go feature on the app…read morefor an easy out and to skip the check out lines. I picked up candy and supplies for our conference and even made two trips back to the store, plus a stop at the fuel center to gas up on my way out. This Sam's Club has all the standard amenities including the cafe, eye center, auto & tires, T-Mobile kiosk, and the fuel center. Great experience overall--would recommend. For more info on this store, check out their website at https://www.samsclub.com/club/charlottesville-va-sams-club/6365

Your customer service is dog shit. Me and my younger sister went to pick up 40 plastic totes + lids…read morein our mom's Lincoln Navigator. We park in the pickup stall and the guy who comes out is rude, like I get it might not fit but you didn't have to be a bitch about it. He quote on quote said "I mean we can try but I doubt it" and then told us to pull around. We get there back the car up and everything and he mouths off to another worker and said "it's two girls", like are we deadass. We put it all in the car (it fit perfectly bitch) thank you very much for two men that got unsmarted by two teenage girls! We've been life long members but I'm done. Currently getting a Costco membership.

I've been coming to The Shops at Stonefield since its inception over ten years ago. It was built as…read morean upscale center which Charlottesville never had. It continues to be maintained nicely and is located nearby the highway. An anchor is Trader Joe's which is unconnected to the strips. Also Regal movie theater. Stonefield is a common place I shop when in town. Other places I have visited are Pottery Barn, Burton's Grill and Meezh. I have overnighted at adjacent Homewood Suites, I will continue to shop Stonefield in the future.

If you toss stones on the water, skimming them on the surface, and then feel bad for the fishes and…read moreducks you hit, what about the stone? Imagine how the stone feeled? Now this is what I'm talking about. The shops at Stonefield. Absolutely awesome shiny brand-new generic shopping mall. Bastion of American capitalism. Just kidding. I mean it's true but ew. I really don't like these places. This is the wave of the future. Trying to create a shopping village but it's completely fake. Completely plastic. And full of brand names at extremely high prices. Not somewhere I would ever shop and neither should you. You will though. Most Yelpers do. Because Yelpers are mostly rich pieces of oh hi how's your day. Really though if it was a bit more affordable for the masses I'd give it a 3. But ew.

They have such a cute fabric selection! If I walk around I will end up leaving with some new…read moreprinted fabric. I took my Bernina 1230 to get serviced here, it is an old machine and they took great care of her. They also ordered specific lightbulbs for my machine and replaced them. (I requested LEDs instead of the old incandescents)

This is a great fabric/ quilt shop! They continue to add new fabric lines regularly as well as…read moreclasses and notions. The staff is very helpful, always willing to help you find the perfect fabric or tool. I have had both of my machines serviced there and been very happy. Warning: if you go there you will find something beautiful you must have!

Today, I attended a seed planting workshop along with ~20 others…read more So much excellent information was shared, and we were all given a large planting cell & seeds to take home. This is a wonderful community service. I wish there was funding to bring this into the public schools. I have heard rumors that Fifth Season will have to move to make way for more commercial development. What a shame! Please support this store and the knowledgeable and kind people who work there!

I attended a class on "Indoor Growing." It cost $20 for the materials. The woman who ran the class…read morewas terrific. For those of us novices, she explained the whys and wherefores of starting plants from cuttings as well as how hydroponic gardening was done. It was hands on and it was fun!

This location isn't on my radar. I was stopping at stores to look for paper supplies during the…read morecorona virus implosion. It seems like everyone was shopping for the apocalypse and certain items were out of stock. Kroger did a decent job of posting signs limiting the most popular items. The employees were nice.

This Kroger is ok. The new guard is better then the previous one but the employees just appear to…read morebe socializing or on their phones not paying attention. Self check out could clean the screens between customers so they don't look dirty and smeared. The store doesn't seem as nice as it used to be and needs to be renovated like the Rio Hill one. They started to before covid and stopped. Both this one and the other on Emmett have had kids run and scream around the store like it's a playground but nobody stops them or tells their parents. It's not very pleasant to shop this way. Other then that everything seems stocked up.

Fantastic Service and Repair, GREAT Prices…read more I recently had my iPad repaired here because of a recommendation from a friend. I cannot begin to recommend this place enough. The cost for the repair was just over $100 and if you check in to this location using Yelp, you get five dollars off. The screen and everything else looks sublime and works perfectly. The service member at the desk was kind, patient, and professional. When I or someone I know needs something repaired, we will be turning to Mr Fix.

They have fixed every phone and other electronic device I have brought in. Pricing is fair and they…read moreare honest upfront about if repairs are worth it or not even if it means less business. One time they popped my faulty screen in for free even though it took them some time to fix it. Thank you Mr Fix team!

The good: They have a large selection. The bad: Just about…read moreeverything else. None of the displays are labeled - no model names, no model numbers, no prices. I went in looking for two sinks and two faucets and was promptly greeted by a salesperson. She made a big deal about how she was going to take notes on what I liked - so far, so good. She was helpful up until the point that another customer walked in the door, then she couldn't get rid of me fast enough. She wouldn't give me any prices while I was there, but promised to email info. Two days later I got an email which consisted of links to the manufacturers' sites (as if I would be too stupid to be able to Google those sites for myself?). There were no links specific to the specific products I had been looking at. One of the links went to a site that listed 1,700 sinks!! The reason I went to their store was that I didn't want to have to filter down 1,700 sinks on a website. Her email said "please contact me if you have any questions", so I did. I asked her to send me the model names and prices for the specific sinks and faucets I had liked (and which she had supposedly taken note of). I wasn't surprised that she didn't bother to respond. What kind of an idiot business sends their customers to the internet? These days, the only reason to purchase at a local business is to see the products and receive excellent customer service, as it is always possible to find a better price online (or so I am assuming in this case, since the salesperson refused to actually give me a price on anything!) They literally threw away a customer who was willing to purchase two sinks and two faucets in their store, that day. No idea how this company stays in business. It certainly isn't because they know ho to treat customers.

Working with Noland was one of the worst customer service experiences I've ever had…read more Our builder recommended that we order our new house's plumbing supplies from Noland. We visited their show room, they showed us a bunch of options, and we picked out the usual things--toilets, sinks, etc. They showed us (in a catalog) an enclosure for our claw-footed bathtub, but it was too expensive, looked rickety, and didn't appear to be tall enough for me (I'm 6'4"). We declined that, but specified everything else that we wanted. We confirmed this via e-mail, and they responded with an order list (like an invoice, but pre-order), which looked fine. One day we arrived at our nearly completed house to find that the plumbing fixtures had been installed, and were awfully surprised to find that the shower enclosure that we'd declined had been installed. We asked the builder about it, and they informed us that they'd simply picked up, paid for, and installed everything that Noland said we'd ordered. We tried to live with the stunningly expensive hardware, but it was bad for all of the reasons that we didn't order it in the first place. In a series of e-mails with Noland, they admitted that they had no record that we'd ever ordered that hardware, agreed that it appeared nowhere on the order list, but refused to repair or replace the equipment. (They said that we could *pay* them to repair or replace the equipment, but that hardly seemed fair for defective products that we'd not only never ordered, but explicitly said that we did not want.) I wound up making some modifications to the equipment to make it functional--a new shower head and an adapter arm means that I can now shower without kneeling--although I think it's likely to simply tear out of the wall before too long. Our builder no longer does business with Noland, as a direct result of this incident. Noland eventually stopped responding to my e-mails. My last e-mail concluded with this: "You sold me something that I never ordered, slipping it into an order with my builder, including something that my wife and I explicitly stated that we didn't want. Your own records demonstrate this quite clearly--you have a signed order that lists every product that we bought from you...save for the shower enclosure, which is nowhere to be found. I think I've been more than patient here. The right thing for you to do is to either fix this, replace it, or take it back and refund our money. You would want no less if you were in my position. I would like to resolve this amicably, and encourage you to take this opportunity to make things right." That was ten months ago and, having not heard a word from them, I've concluded that they have no interest in making things right. If my experience is any guide, you cannot trust Noland. Go elsewhere.

I have had two great experiences at Primary Eyecare…read more The Barracks Road location is spacious, modern, and clean. The wait is typically not very long and they are efficient. They seem to really move through customers without making you feel rushed. They're also not trying to convince you to do every exam to charge extra. Last year I got my eyes dialated, and this year I did not need to. I didn't want to but was glad to hear my doctor recommend holding off for another year herself! Makes you feel like they care, at least a little bit. Overall the staff is friendly and helpful. Did not find/have problems. They are relatively easy to set an appointment with (online or by phone). I say this is one of my better eye appointment experiences without feeling like I've wasted a whole day!

absolutely horrible me and my daughter went there to get no glasses. All she needed was lenses they…read moresaid they sent my glasses under her name so my glasses come in and her lenses never did a week and a half later they her a message that hers are in so she drives back over there and they're not in a week after that, they call her and tell her they need to do an outline of her glasses because all she is getting is lenses call back another week later and was told that something messed up so they had to just resend it back in today even knowing that I called Tuesday to find out about them and nobody said a word to me about this so now it will be more time they are absolutely horrible and incompetent

I got my first pair of prescription glasses today. Milli was absolutely wonderful!! She made this…read morewhole experience so fun, and less daunting. Her service was incredible and I will definitely return! Everyone else in the store was lovely and available to help, too! Great experience :)

I love this LensCrafters. They always have great staff that are accommodating, helpful and kind!…read moreI've gotten three pairs of reading glasses there over the last 5 years. a few weeks ago I order my first ever prescription sunglasses and let me tell uuuuu I love it! I take them with me everywhere and keep the case handy to switch out my glasses when I go outdoors.

I used to work near by and always stop in to buy essential items or snacks/drinks. Staff was pretty…read morecool, it's a really small CVS with your basic needs. The store is tidy. Parking is horrible in this area. It's across from UVA; this store gets a lot of foot traffic from the students, visitors and etc. Don't forget to put in your cvs phone number or email for possible discounts and rewards!

My favorite CVS, located in Dilworthtown Plaza, was aces. However, it was recently closed and I…read moremust conclude the pharmacy staff were laid off. The closest CVS is now in an impossible location -- easy to enter but almost impossible to exit -- requiring a left turn on a busy road with no stoplight. I am sad about this, but now do business with the local Walgreens.