Finally get to update my Bills Brothers review from 7 years ago!…read more This place was hopping on a Saturday afternoon. I suspect everyone was out spending their stimulus checks and tax refunds. The parking lot was nearly full. My husband and I are closing on our new home in 2 weeks, and I thought we should check-out Bills Bros for a dining table. 10 years ago I had great luck here furnishing my home; I still have most of the furniture to this day. Bills didn't deliver on the dining table, but they did have a lot of great accent furniture at very reasonable prices. Think accent chairs, lamps, bar stools, end tables, walls decor and throw pillows. Once we're moved in I might come back and look around again. Sales staff are friendly and not at all pushy. Available if you have questions. Lots of clearance items and one-offs. I saw a new-in-box Barbie Dream House for $129.99 that my 10-yr. old self squealed over. You just never know what you might find here! No frills here, but the selection is nice. Recommend!

Our living room furniture (couch & loveseat) as well as our mattress came from Bill's Bros. I would…read morehave to say for how little the price was, everything has held up great and still looks good as new! They do have other smaller household decor, like lamps, coffee tables/side tables, clocks, and the like. Their website gives only a brief look at their inventory, you should really go into the store to see everything for yourself. I would definitely come here first if you arn't on an unlimited budget. Only accepts Visa and Mastercard, no Discover or American Express. Just FYI.

Treasure Chest Collectibles offers a mix of items at reasonable prices. I occasionally visit and…read moredon't always find something to buy but this weekend I grabbed a handful of vintage trading cards (used and new/sealed) and a couple magazines. Even better, I was surprised to learn comic books were on sale so I got additional money off the latter purchases! The store isn't large and consists of four distinct parts: the front area, three small rooms, and a hallway connecting them all. Up front you'll find numerous trading cards and knick-knacks adorning the shelves. The first room on your right houses more traditional antique store offerings. Up one room (my personal favorite) is the toy collectibles wing. Think action figures and comic books. The final room is seasonal themed--mostly Halloween and Christmas. That one's kitschy to me but does open up the shop to more types of buyers who might find themselves in a holiday mood. Lastly, the hallway has videos and CDs, all a hearkening back to the physical media past. One thing I REALLY appreciate about Treasure Chest Collectibles is how they tag their items. By gently affixing sticky note-like labels to each piece, there's no annoying residential goo once you remove a tag. (Take note, Stuff, Etc. and others). Open your own box of old goodies waiting to be discovered at this small but fun place.

The good: AMAZING and BEAUTIFUL antiques. Not everything is extremely old but what they do have is…read moregorgeous! Store is neat and clean! The indifferent: staff is friendly but a little too "worried" about "sticky fingers". I'm an honest guy, you don't need to stare me down - nonetheless, I understand they are protective of their store and treasures. Maybe I was just having a good hair day? The bad: one of the most horribly overpriced antique stores I've ever been in my life! Yikes. We would go again to look at the pretties but wouldn't mortgage our house to buy anything.

I just love this little store. The instant you walk in the door, you are warmly greeted. No push…read morefrom sales people, just a friendly smile an offer to help. The quality of clothing is great. And everything in the shop is very affordable. Perfect place to find just the right outfit for your night out, or a gift for a friend.

I just really love this store for so many reasons! First and foremost, Danielle and Trudy are truly…read morea delight. And that matters SO much when you shop a small business, which is what I love to do! From the moment you enter the shop, you feel welcome. And the store itself is always clean and well merchandised! Plus, the merchandise itself is great. The styles are current, the quality is solid and the prices are reasonable. You can really take home a pretty big shopping bag full of goodies, without breaking the bank! They also carry beautiful jewelry and accessories, making it a fashion one-stop-shop. Love this place!!

I made an order to be delivered. All came except one item. I called and asked to have it delivered…read more So far I have been on hold for 18 minutes. I called on another line and there was no answer. Ill hang in here and see how long it takes. Order# 1039 2875 734. 25 minutes now Am now taking the rating to a one 35 minutes now. Calling again. i was hung up on!!!!!!!! i will call manager tomorrow. this is purely unacceptable!!!!

Cedar Rapids, is by far the worst run Sam's club that I have ever been in. Most of the employees…read morecould care less about customer service and stand around talking, while customers wait in long lines to check out. Costco doe's so much better, they must pay better, because their employee's always are helpful.

Good variety of items and friendly, helpful staff. The prices of items are fair and if you hit the…read moretime right, you can find items discounted. Great deals to be had!

A great place to find and recycle bargains for your whole…read morehome. Also my #1 place to donate household and garage tools when i no longer need them.

When I was in college this was the mall to go to so they built a theater and countless chain…read morerestaurants around it. Since then, however, they have lost Von Maur, Spencers, Osco, Regis, KB Toys, B Dalton Booksellers, Dave & Barry's, Country Buffet, Sam Goody, Maurices, Brass Buckle, Maid-Rite and a number of local deli's, sports memorabilia & craft shops. All that is left is the library, Pretzelmaker, Eddie Bauer, Younkers, JC Penney, Bath & Body Works & city offices that were flooded out of downtown. I don't know if the rent is "too damn high" or what but this a terrible mall. The top floor is almost abandoned, except for mall walkers.

OMG, I can review this wasteland? I didn't think that empty fields with tumble weeds blowing…read morethrough them made it onto Yelp! This place is the classic example of a DEAD MALL. The only thing that kept this mall alive is that the floods came through in 2008, and city and county government had nowhere to go, but to a surprisingly empty, dead mall out on the edge of town. This place is so dead and lame that there is even a website dedicated to tearing it down http://teardownwestdale.com/ Here is a link to the entry for this so called 'shopping mall' on Deadmalls http://deadmalls.com/malls/westdale_mall.html Every time I walk through, I'm one of the few people inside, it's kinda spooky, like something out of a Romero movie. Uuuuuugggghhhh Brrraaaaiiiinnnnnsssss! Sadly, this place is empty, you wont even find zombies. I have no idea why Yonkers and Chick-Fil-A haven't pulled out. I'd imagine the Chicken shop doesn't leave, because it feeds the city employees who don't want to leave on their lunch breaks. Oh, and another thing, the entire area around this mall is going gonzo nuts with business and new stores and restaurants. This mall should be a dream location. Instead it just sits and rots alive, like a hobo chained to the inside of a boxcar at the end of a long forgotten rail siding. Something strange is going on with this place. Makes me wonder what kind of property management company is running it. There is absolutely no reason this mall should be in such an awful state. Once the go-to spot in CR, now it is a shadow of it's former self.

Love this place. I was finally able to visit the Goodwill Outlet Store in CR over the weekend. If…read moreyou're familiar with Cedar Rapids, the Outlet is in part of the former Klein Tools building on the SW side near the airport. Big, clean, open shopping space. Blue 'boats' cover the sales floor and are filled with all kinds of items. Gloves are required in order to dig through the bins. You can bring your own, or buy them at the Outlet for $1.99/each. Wonder why gloves are required? Your safety, of course. A new boat is rolled out every 30minutes (I believe). We had arrived a little after 4pm (closing is at 5pm) on Saturday and the last boat had just been rolled out. Don't assume that the boats are full of stuff the local stores didn't want - that isn't the case. I'm not sure how the boats are originally organized, but by the time the day is over clothing is mixed in with housewares. Books and cds/dvds stayed relatively separate from all other items. There are lots of great things to be found including higher-end shoes like Cole Hahn, Puma, Nike, Adidas, vinyl records, great books, etc. Merchandise is sold by the pound at $1.49/lb. If you have a heavy item and are curious about the cost, there is a self-service scale available for customers to use. Employees can put a pile of your items on their counter scale, or roll your entire cart onto the freight scale. Furniture is priced individually, but I didn't see any on the sales floor when we visited. The person I was with said they had never seen the boats so 'light.' Maybe donations are down right now. I definitely plan to come back in a few weeks, but a few hours earlier. Most customers and all employees were wearing masks, which I really appreciated. If you want to sift through each bin it will take all day. Restrooms available, shopping carts, a nice vending area (because you'll really need a snack 2 hours in). Check-out is similar to Aldi, in that there is a counter where you can bag or box your items before leaving. Employees don't bag. There are bags and boxes available for customers to use, but I'm sure you can bring along your own. Very friendly staff. Parking lot can get cramped when busy, and a small lounge area for sitting would be nice so shoppers could take a break without having to go back out to their cars. We left with a shopping cart full including books for $35. One of the top places in Eastern Iowa to find a good deal. Highly recommend.

Oh my goodness, this is not for a person who has OCD. It's just a bunch of bins with basically…read moredirty clothes in them that you have to dig through, no rhyme or reason. It's just like digging through somebody's trash. It is exactly what you see in the other posters pictures just a bunch of bins that you're digging through. I was in there like five minutes, and was so overwhelmed that I had to leave.

When 10 people are on line at a lunch hour for Amazon returns. It's time to get more staff to helpread more

I came into kohls to do an amazon return and do some shopping…read more For the return: When I went to return my Amazon item there was a line with 19 people in front of me. And because it was taking so long people in front of people were leaving. Ashley was working all by herself and going as fast as she could. This is no fault of hers but kohls should have had another person helping her. Not only that but her coworkers were walking by not assisting and one even asked "aren't you supposed to be done?" And she was working passed her scheduled time with no one helping her. She was super apologetic to the customers and very helpful. If a management reads this please know Ashley who was working 4/6/25 who has glasses and dark hair was doing a great job. However, there needs to be a team meeting on teamwork because even though people are in kohls for Amazon returns, they weren't mad at amazon they were mad at kohls. While shopping: Something I also noticed while shopping around the store was the lack of organization. Almost everything I picked up was not in the right section or completely different brand so I had no idea if it was the price it said on the rack. This was all throughout the store. I think the team should go through the store to reorganize and fold things. It made me not able to find what I was looking for. I did ask an employee if they had a certain pair of pants in a smaller size that I found in a random section and they checked on a device and said they did but when they lead me over to where it was supposed to be we couldn't find them and there were more random things in that section. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to get those pants because of this.

They have everything you need for the farm!! Great prices and great selections. I was able to get…read morefresh dog food and weed / grass spray for the farm along with sea foam on sale.

My go to for pet food, treats etc. Always great service from happy employees! I get all of my…read morelawn supplies there as well.

I just wanted to personally thank Cam at Target on Blairs ferry Rd in Cedar Rapids for using his…read moreinvestigative skills and our receipt to find my wifes lost cell phone. He was amazing as we were freaking out. He was able to track it down using the security cameras and finding it in a shopping cart. She always has her phone turned down so calling it did not help. Thanks Cameron you deserve employee recognition.

I went to Target with my daughter in search of some clothing for her. She couldn't seem to find any…read morejeans that fit her nor any bathing suits. She did find some Friends Series shirts that she loved though. We try to find an associate to help us but we were unsuccessful during our stay to find anyone to help us... this was disappointing. The store was not very busy either and a lot of sections in the store were messy, with merchandise misplaced on shelves and strewn around. Overall, average experience.