Fun discovering the new bargains each week. Good prices,…read moregood selection. Even on garden plants

I mistakenly left a review on the other site in Allentown, but I really like this location…read more Sometimes they have select items at a really good prices, you just have to check back from time to time. The people who work here are friendly and I always stop by when I'm in the area to see what kind of bargains there are to be had. You do have to be conscious of expiration dates. It's not a store for everything but for select bargains, it cannot be beat.

Love it . Great prices . SUPER NICE STAFF . BRAVO JEANNINE yes clean too. Love the variety. Try…read moreand get Coconut Aminos please.. I come from nj to shop there to save $$

OK, this is not the place I would go to buy everything, but sometimes you can find amazing deals…read morehere. Be sure to check the expiration dates. They had De Cecco pasta, all varieties, for $.99 a box recently. I bought 25 boxes. Amazing deal less than half of what you would find anywhere else. Other things you have to be careful about and are not necessarily great deals. But if you are selective and stop by regularly, you will find some great deals here! The cashiers are really nice too. *Edit. I visited the store on Broadway in the west end of Allentown, not this location.

I stopped at Lehigh Valley to kill time and explore the mall. From the way it looks, it's not a…read moredead mall but one that is on the borderline of being an active and/or a dying mall. This is one of the biggest malls in Eastern Pennsylvania, covering mainly Northampton, Monroe, and Lehigh Valley County. With that, this mall can be busy. Overall, the hallways look clean and tip-top, nicely lit, and well cared for. The crew works hard to keep the mall in great shape. The selections I find here are typical; many general stores ring a bell, and some you may not find, such as Boscov's. Overall, I'm impressed with what's offered at Lehigh Valley Mall. Will I be back again? When I drive by in the area and have time.

Sad. Truly the sad definition of a mall. I'm not sure why this place gets talked up as one of the…read more"booming" or "better" malls in the area -- because honestly, I'm not impressed. The layout feels dated, and the energy inside just isn't there. A few decent stores keep it afloat, but it's mostly uninspiring, with a lot of empty or repetitive spots. It's not terrible, but it doesn't live up to the hype or to what you'd expect from a regional shopping hub. If you're in the area, it's fine for a quick visit, but definitely don't go out of your way thinking this is some kind of retail destination.

Lots of sales but everything seemed picked through. Not very many high end selections in the shoe…read moresection but there did have a decent amount of clearance sneakers. I got a good deal on some On Clouds so that was a win. The staff was meh but hey, transaction complete.

Busy Friday evening. So much great merchandise!! Everyone is welcoming and the displays are…read morethoughtfully arranged. I need to return soon to look at the amazing shoe selection!!

Firstly, don't be fooled by the Home Goods indicator under Marshall's, it has everything in there…read more $7 speck iPhone cases. Ran in here for some swim trunks for Dorney Park and got a cool pair of Maui & Sons trunks for about $15, great deal. Check it out, this a great Marshalls, the bathrooms are clean, staff is helpful.

Was just shopping at this Marshall's earlier (6/18/2026)... police then came to me while browsing…read morein the store and put me in handcuffs because Marshall's "asset protection" identified me as an accomplice to someone stealing from the store. I was at the end of the store at the luggage section so police had to escort me through a large portion of the store outside to the police vehicle while in handcuffs, enduring ugly stares from store patrons and staff alike. I never talked to anyone nor passed to nor received any item from anyone and didn't even make eye contact with anyone in the store. Yet, I was identified by Marshall's as a suspected thief. I came to the store in an old t-shirt and flip flops and I either look Latino or Chinese based on previous experience of people trying to communicate to me in another language. So I can only surmise they based their assessment on my looks or even ethnicity instead of actually seeing evidence of thievery. To compound this experience, police (understandably) had to handle me sternly and forcefully at first as they were handcuffing me to assert authority on a suspected criminal, but unfortunately I just had surgery recently and my incisions still tender so naturally I suffered pain and discomfort. At least I am thankful to our great men in law enforcement that they are faithfully performing their duties to protect us from crime. So to summarize, I experienced pain, fear and humiliation just because Marshall's saw it fit to judge people based on how they look instead of actually seeing evidence of a crime. My advice to Marshall's shoppers is if you have darker skin, please make sure you put on your best suit and invest in a Patek Philippe watch when shopping at Marshall's so Marshall's doesn't assume you came to the store to steal and be wrongly detained and publicly embarrassed. I will make sure I leave this same review in every site that allows reviews for Marshall's. Thank you for the people reading this and hearing me out on this horrible experience.

My boyfriend and I showed up here to get gas and the employee (I think) was yelling at a customer…read moreand having an argument. He said the N- word several times (he was white) at the customer and was speaking very rudely. We didn't know the context to this situation, but saying that under any circumstance isn't okay :(

this USE to be my go to gas station. recently it's gotten very different. hate to use the word…read more"ghetto" but I've went in twice recently, first time the guy behind the counter had his feet on top of the counter as if he were in his living room. second time they had a huge pitbill behind the counter. Will no longer be going here, I'll go up the road . management shouldn re think who they hire .

The owner (?) of this store is a sweetheart…read more The first thing that struck me about this market was its deli counter. Maybe I just live under a rock, but I have never seen that in any other little neighborhood mini-mart, (Weiss, Giant, Wegman's, Landis, ect... yes. Mini-mart? No.) and I just really thought that it was neat for some reason. At this deli, they also have pre-made sandwiches. They even have a menu! Also, the prices for groceries looked pretty reasonable. Why support huge chains when you have all the convenience you need packed into one tiny store? I went into this store very upset. I just got out of work, where a very stressful freak-incident had broken loose out of nowhere. I had just finished attending a Frustrated TearFest and was leaving the party via an aimless joy ride. I eventually came to Sim's, and decided to stop in because tiny markets intrigue me and I was also really thirsty. I looked around the store for a bit and then bought a juice carton out of the cooler for fifty cents. This is the part that earns the store five stars. As I was paying for the juice, the man behind the counter gave me a genuine smile and said, "Thank you, darling." And no, it wasn't some creepy move. It was not sleezy. Believe me. It was purely kind. And it my day.

Been walking through Sim's doors for so long that I still call it Lux's. Great little neighborhood…read morecorner-store. Bruce and Raj are good dudes.