We went to Ross today, to look for carry-on luggage with wheels. My wife and I went to three…read morestores. At Ross, a cashier named Ariana (around 3 PM today), was VERY helpful to us. Ariana was eager to help and assist us and she showed us how the carry-on bag functioned. She helped us choose between two bags then checked us out and was completely helpful to us. We appreciated her help and the time that she spent helping my wife and me.

While visiting a friend and I decided to have a shopping spree with my sister on Friday. Biggest…read moremistake ever because the cashier with the hijab double charged us. I should have known better when she wasn't even paying attention while scanning and just had this I don't care attitude the whole time but we were in such a rush that we didn't even look through our stuff until now. I'm back home and I had gotten a cute pair of Dr. Martens that I wanted to wear and after cutting off the tag and peeling the sticker on the inner heel off realized the security tag was left on one of the shoes. Today I was going to return three items that didn't work out and after looking over the receipt realized I was charged twice on an item. I went to a nearby Ross to ask if it would even be possible to get a refund and to remove the security tags and they told me I would have to go back to the original store for the refund and because the original tag isn't on the shoes they couldn't remove the security tag. When I called this store to ask if they could review the tapes over the phone they said I would have to do it in person. We decided to accept the $16 loss over the 2 hour drive and gas wasted to stand there as they verify I was double charged. We just don't have the time to make that trip again but seriously train your staff to pay more attention when handling people's merchandise. It's an easy enough job you're just scanning the items. I shouldn't have to stand guard the next time someone scans my items to make sure they're doing it right when they could have done it right in the first place.

There's a saying, you don't go to HomeGoods to find things you need, you go to HomeGoods and…read moreHomeGoods will tell YOU what you need. I go quite often with no expectations, and I always end up with a cart full of wonderful, random finds. When people come to my house, 90% of the items are from here. This is my secret weapon for a trendy home. You'll find things both big & small adorning every square inch -- a Tommy Bahama side drawer, Rachel Zoe accent pillows, Tommy Hilfiger bedding, OXO kitchen accessories, fake plants, and more. The options are endless. This HomeGoods has its pros and cons. Pros: the unfriendly manager at the Sunset Valley location does not work here... lol Cons: they do not have their own loading dock, which makes loading/unloading large furniture challenging

The Fresno Store is by far my favorite HG. Have been to probably 10-12 other HG in CA & none…read morecompare to Fresno. We get prompt service, store is always clean & a great selection from outdoor Gnomes, artificial plants, unusual spices, bath towels, pictures, mirrors & so much more. Highly recommend Bentleys Peanuts, the best ever! It's nice to go inside touch, feel, smell, rather than sitting at your desk or couch ordering from your phone. The value of their items are great! Shop & Support Local!!

Customer service sucks. No one offered to help they were just talking for so long with each other…read morethat when I asked for help they made faces both times I asked. Next time I will be ordering online. But mostly all of them seemed in a bad mood, cashier too.

This store is jam-packed with shoes up to the rafters, heavy on athletic shoes from various known…read morelabels. Not aesthetically pleasant to shop here, but seems like a good place for families to load up on shoes for the school year, especially since they often run a buy-one-get-one-half-price sale. If you get on their email list, they'll send you emails advertising sales and discounts about once a week. Too much for me, frankly, but if you're waiting for a special so you can pick up a couple of extra pairs, you'll likely know about it.

Come visit us. We recently moved and expanded our store. Our previous name was Star Perfumes. We…read morestill have great prices but greater selection to chose from perfumes, clothes, silver, color contacts, bodypiercing and fashion jewelry. And of course we will treat you like royalty.

Good prices on men's colognes. I also bought some crazy looking lens for the eyes. Nothing much…read morefor men, except cologns. But the employees were friendly.

Huge store! Trendy clothes!…read moreInexpensive! Plus size! Men's! Nice fragrances! Always a sale going on! Look out for RueBucks! (spend x get x for future purchase)

I'm lounging in a pair of Rue21 sweat pants I snagged for a mere $3.00 as I write; now how can you…read morego wrong with low prices? I'm sure you've heard the phrase, 'you pay for what you get,' well it applies here; the clothes rarely last longer than a few wash cycles. I don't mind though--I've found super cute outfits, one of my favorite downtown attires came from this place! The jeans are cheap, ranging from $5.00 - $24.00, I myself own at least (6) pairs and they've lasted me quite a while! I love the pre-assembled outfits hanging from the walls; somehow it gives me a better notion as to what I need to buy when I don't have my shopping buddies. I dig Rue's jewelry too, it's cheap and it works with my outfits--only problem is this location is limited in the accessory section. They also have a decent selection of perfume for a mere $10.00. If you've never been here's a side note:--it outfits a younger crowd; novelty tees out the wazoo.

I popped into James Avery to see what, if any, wedding bands they had. When I walked into the…read morestore, there were about 4 employees inside. None of them greeted me as I walked in. It wasn't until I said hello that someone asked, in response to my hello, if I was looking for something. I told her I was looking for wedding bands and she pointed me in the direction of the case that held the rings. After that, I was left alone with no one to help me see anything that was inside of the case. I have a general rule of not asking people to help me spend money at their establishment, so I just left. I will not be returning to this business.

I'm so happy customer shopping at James Avery, the sales clerk name is Deborah is making quickly…read morefor me and very patient and helpful me w charms to make perfect for me, this store is the BEST that i attend and will do continue purchase in the future

Recently moved to the area and this place is ADORABLE. Have already bought multiple pieces from…read morethem. The staff are truly amazing and the sweetest people. They are so knowledgeable of the pieces and are so willing to help. One thing I noticed about this place is their clothes are AMAZING quality and comfortable. They really know how to blend style/practicability/comfort and everything I have bought have become staples in my wardrobe. If you are on Main St, pop into this store it won't disappoint

this place! I'll find something every time I go in. Nelda, the owner, is so friendly and…read moreaccommodating. They carry some great lines - including Johnny Was. Great little treasure in Buda. They recently moved and are in another fun shop with lots of treasures.

My Nephew sister and I went shopping here and I found a pair of sandals and a few other items here…read morevery expensive but still cute. I think that it's cool to find certain deals. There may be but keep in mind that it is a little bit pricey.

Let me preface this by saying that I don't think I came to this store on the right day. It was the…read moreSaturday before Halloween, so it was particularly busy at 11:30 a.m. I had to park on the side street closer to Cosmic which isn't the best since it's a dead end and at the halfway mark, there are signs for residential parking only. I just lucked out there was a space on the street just a couple hundred feet from their parking lot. Either way, I had been excited to see they were opening a store so close to where I live. Loads of people were shopping, likely for last-minute parts for their costumes for parties later that night. I only saw two employees working, but it could be there were more in the back or some that I didn't see on the floor. My costume needed denim shorts that hit mid-thigh, and while the weather had been cold lately, they had some in stock, I just wasn't willing to pay $26 for them. (I had a plan B for my costume anyway, if the shorts here didn't work out.)  I also came in with a tote bag full of a few pieces to sell. I ended up jumping in the line to pay for things since the area to sell clothing had no one at the desk, or even any signage that indicated what to do if no one was there. So, I waited patiently for the girl at the register to ring the two groups in front of me up, but in the meantime, I eavesdropped and saw she was great at making small talk and not awkward at all. When it was my turn, I told her I wanted to sell, and she had me go sit by the wall near the selling counter and call for someone else to help me. That person seemed conflicted about whether to look through my garments or assist the growing line of folks trying to buy, but she decided to help me out. I maybe had 10 pieces tops (in fairly good condition), and while she examined each and set them aside, she told me they'd buy for all seasons and next time I do a closet clean out, to come on by... but that was my closet cleanout. :/ I had some J-Crew and Madewell tops and a Zara jumper. (Yeah, I know, fast fashion ain't doing so hot right now, but to lessen our impact it's better to reuse than to trash it, right?) Anyway, I left a tad disappointed considering my last Buffalo visit a few months back led to $100 cash.  If you're looking to sell, it sounds like they want a few more higher-end goods or things that are trending. So dust off your old '90s goods, if you were smart enough to keep them. I, on the other hand, will be donating the items I attempted to sell to women in need versus dropping them off at Goodwill.