I was killing time so decided to check the store out. Saved some money by finding items I planned…read moreto buy in the grocery store later in the day. The downside and why stars marked off is because over half the items I looked at and was interested had no price tag or area in the shelf to show pricing. To be able to know the prices I would have needed a worker with me the entire shopping trip .

Overall, this place is a hole…read more BUT, I did find some useful items, including two very cool mid-century lamps for $8. So I do very much appreciate this store for what it is: on par with a thrift store, with a greater selection of household items. Given

Rude customer service. If you want me to buy $150 pants, maybe you should try to treat customers…read moremore nicely. Was yelled at sarcastically to "have a nice day" by a catty worker (really a child) cause I guess she thought I was shop lifting because I was taking too long browsing. Not sure what incentive she would have to do that. It's not as if this is a profit sharing establishment and I can't imagine she could afford anything at this store on a minimum wage salary. Must be poor management that models this behavior for their hive of catty associates. To be clear, I'm not complaining outright about the prices. I know those are set at a corporate level. I've bought things from Anthropologie before, so it's not sour grapes. But I would expect that prices would be accompanied with good service. And why are there so many people working here to begin with if no one is going to help you?

Literally the worst customer service Ive ever experienced. The girls were so dismissive and…read moreentitled I'm in shock. The manager wasn't any better either, so rude. Someone needs to fire all of these employees and get some normal ones lol

My husband and I stopped in yesterday and were planning on buying several things each. The two…read more young women working there spent the whole time in a personal conversation. I left with one thing and went elsewhere to shop. I prefer stores that have actual customer service.

we are visiting from San Francisco and originally wasn't going to shop at all. But since it was the…read moreweekend of Black Friday we decided to go in and check out the sale. The staff were really knowledgeable and patient with us as we took over 45 minutes to decide on the 13 different pieces. Due to the pandemic we haven't shop as much. At the register they carefully checked for items that should be for sale for us and ordered a different size for a jacket to be shipped directly to San Francisco. They recommend several pieces that we normally wouldn't have picked out and this was really a godsend since we have a shop for a while and were in a time crunch . Highly recommend this place due to the friendly service and the professional knowledge they have.

Big Lots has a mixture of overstock from other places. You can find food/snacks, household items,…read moretoiletries, toys and tools. The inventory varies. There are several stores in a strip mall.

I would say that the presentation and format of this new and bigger big lots is awesome and pretty…read moresurprising. The staff however seemed like they were having a hard time meeting customers demands. My husband and I sat for 30 minutes waiting for the manager to order a couch for us. She told us we would be helped next yet we saw her running all over the store. We decided to get up and leave and go he next day. That associate was very awesome and got our couch ordered!

I love Roses; they always have a nice selection and very low prices. The staff is always helpful…read moreand kind. It's a regular stop for my basics.

I love this place. Always great deals and good finds. However this evening I was going to get the…read moreMaxwell House Coffee in the big canister and they only had 3. 1 expired Nov 2016 and the other 2 expired March 2017. I decided I wasn't buying expired coffee so I went somewhere else. Don't buy the Maxwell House Coffee in the big canisters. They had 3 left and 1 expired Nov 2016 and the other expired March 2017.

I have purchased suits from this location in the past, but this time the experience was terrible…read more We made appointments several weeks in advance, but when we arrived, they were not prepared for us and we ended up working with a sales person that didn't really know what we needed or what to recommend. Overall bad experience. Ended up leaving and went to another store.

Like any Men's Wearhouse the store is fine if you know what you want, and your needs are not very…read moredemanding. The staff is not really knowledgeable about men's clothing, so don't expect them to advise you. The person here who helped us seem like she was a trainee or something. She really knew nothing. But it was OK. We just wanted to buy something off the rack.

Makenzie was amazing helping me today. I needed a few things and literally spent over an hour in…read morethe store trying "almost" everything!! I've been shopping at Lululemon for over 20 plus years (yup before it was cool) and this is one of the nicer stores I have been to.

I've been shopping at several Lulu stores for years, and this store was the worst experience. The…read morestaffs here are incredibly rude. I will drive to Richmond to avoid this store.

I debated typing this out, but this story DOES need to be heard…read more Here's a few things you should know about me + this store before proceeding on: 1. I have stopped in to this J Crew on several occasions. 2. I have always been (until this weekend) treated with respect and friendliness. 3. I do often check out the clearance rack, because - let's face it - J Crew is stylish, cute...and somewhat overpriced. And I love a good deal! This is mind, I strolled into the J Crew on Saturday. The store wasn't very busy, but I wasn't greeting when I walked in. Whatever, no big. I walked around, checking out the new styles, etc. I didn't make the deliberate beeline toward the clearance rack - because even though I like deals, I do think that J Crew is better manufactured than 'cheap' brands. Anyway. After my walk around, I strolled to the clearance area and saw several good prices on plain tees and basic skirts. I was happy to see that there were a good variety of items in my size as well. I picked up a few items, and asked a clerk for a dressing room. Said clerk wasn't chatty (at all) but was pleasant enough. I tried on my items, and really fell in love with a striped tee with a laceup side. Kinda nautical looking - I glanced at the price - 10.99! I could barely believe it! Since their Japan Tsunami Recovery shirt was sold out (something I was hoping to purchase) I was ready to check out with just that item. So, I walked up and this was the exchange: Clerk: Are you ready to check out? Me: Yes, thanks. Clerk: Did anyone help you today? Me: Not really. Clerk: (fake voice) Oh, I am really sorry to hear that. Me: No, I mean, I didn't ask for help, I was just - Clerk: (exasperated) I know what you mean. Me: Okay. Clerk: (scans the item) Your total is $20.xx Me: Um, I think it was marked down from... Clerk: (looks at price) Yeah, well this was mismarked. Me: Excuse me? Clerk: Yeah, it's not supposed to be that price. (dryly) Sorry. Me: (flustered) Oh. Well. I don't really need it then. I walked out. I had this really weird feeling come over me. I mean, $20 for a J Crew shirt was still a good deal. But that wasn't the point. It was marked down. I was the customer. I should have fought it. I hate those kinds of confrontations. I already felt like she was judging me - thinking I was cheap. Not good enough for J Crew clothing. I had to banish those negative thoughts pronto! I glanced back in the store and saw the previously smug clerk speaking with who I assumed to be her manager. She seemed irritated. But gosh darn it - I wanted that silly shirt. I walked back in. The woman who I assumed was the manager told me she could honor that price. I thanked her and paid my $11.xx thank you very much. I made some kind of nervous small talk, to the effect of my excitement of finding such a good deal. The girl just rolled her eyes. I clutched the bag on the way out. Proud that I went back in but still weirdly emotional about the situation. When I returned home, I retold the story to hubs, when I realized, taking a glance at the tag - she had pulled off the 10.99 price! Just...weird. I'll think of it each time I wear that shirt...

Went to exchange a phone case I had gotten for Christmas but had no receipt since it was a gift. I…read morewas afraid they might not let me or there may be an issue but the staff there was great! The woman who helped me was super friendly and immediately let me exchange it with no issue. I told her the phone case was fine, no issue - it was just that I am vegan and it was made of cow fur so I didn't want it. She totally understood, showed me where the other cases were and I was able to switch it out in less than 2 minutes.