Ok so the store on Howell in Milwaukee has a half minded staff. Its ridiculous, I've rarely left…read morewithout coming home with missing items. Tonight put me r over THE EDGE. I drove across town for my mom to go to this store. I spent my time selecting everything she wanted (she's recovering from surgery). They were out of bags..apparently very common issue there. The cashier, JENNY, either stashed all my small items in her kangaroo pouch or there's a counter end with all my shit on it. Not good

This store is a mess, the shelves are quite bare in many areas, there are boxes and such…read moreeverywhere, and the service is TERRIBLE! I entered the store with a bag of items I needed to return, with a store receipt from the day before. I grabbed a jug of laundry soap and proceeded to the line. I told the associate that I had a return with receipt for the items in the bag. She told me that I violated the Dollar Tree return policy by walking through the store with a bag. I explained that I was unaware of that policy and she told me "it's obvious that you can't walk into a store with a return without announcing it." I've read the Dollar Tree return policy and it does not mention anything about making announcements. Then she proceed to tell me that I could not leave the store with the items that I had previously purchased. I said absolutely not and told her she should check the security camera or whatever she needed to do but she was not taking my items. Then she said she had to wait for the line to clear out. I asked her if she could turn off the light so the line would stop forming. She said no, because then the other associate would be backed up. So what? I'm just supposed to wait until zero customers are there? Then, she told the only other associate working a register to go on break. I didn't have all day so I just grabbed my bag and left and will deal with it another day at another Dollar Tree.

It's an okay location to look through to see what you can find. Unfortunately, I did not find…read moreanything for me but lots of people seemed to. Their prices are higher, they had Nike air max with a $74 price tag. They had a foldie bag that retails for $60 brand new for $50. I'm sure their prices re based on their location. Parking is $2 an hour and you may have to circle a few times to find one. I hit lucky and found one right down the street. Staff didn't seem to greet anyone upon entering. Stuff was very organized. They have several dressing rooms.

An "upscale" goodwill. Lots of Ann Taylor, Banana Republic,…read moreZara, type of ticket items. Price is reasonable, and half off color tag days still apply. They do continuously spray some essential oil throughout the store. If you are alergic to essential oils or scents, you could die in here. I was told by an associate that they have to keep that on cuz they can't wash the clothes.

Just got robbed of $5300…read more Bought a 2017 Nissian Sentra.. a day later the transmission blew. Didnt even drive it for a full day. There were no signs of issues when I tested it on highway, except battery being jumped to test cause he said "it was sitting for a week" so I replaced it today & drove on highway eventually it was stalling & checj engine came on so had a mechanic check he said transmission is gone & thats cost 5k to fix. When really he restarted the battery so that the check engine wouldnt pop up. The guy that sold it to me, name is Ali that works at "mke deals" on 15th & national, "it was a company car" so I registered it there as well & all to rob a single mom with an autistic son, then not feel bad at all is just crazy asf to me. I called to find a solution, he said he won't give my money back or replace it. He wont reply or pick up now. -I should've known to not buy this car, knowing you can pass with restarting battery, codes won't show but robbing me was a mistake I promise Ali. Info to keep you guys on here aware, he's currently selling another car so be careful.

This is basically the same store as the one that closed down recently at the other end of the…read moreparking lot, right down to the long lines and sometimes lackadaisical staff. They seem to have some turnover and a lot of times there are employees in the aisles but not enough at the registers when you need them. The long lines aren't entirely the fault of the employees, though. I can't even count how many times I've been in a hurry and in line behind someone who's just not prepared to do their transaction and leave. It's a Family Dollar, I've seen people try to argue with the clerk mid-transaction about a clearly-posted "no cash back" sign. All that said, I'll be darned if this isn't the most convenient place to buy my kitty litter. Kitty litter is heavy, I'm generally on foot, and this Family Dollar is very close to my house. I tried buying it online for awhile but had kind of a hit-and-miss experience. So it's really just easier to buy the 20-pound boxes here and take advantage of the shorter walk. I also sometimes pick up "emergency" staples like paper towels or some ramen noodles to take to work when I'm on the cheap. Like it or not, it is really convenient that the store is there. I try to make a contribution and do my purchases as fast as possible.

This is one of the cutest variety stores in town and it's one of those places where you want to be…read morethere to shop in person. They have all kinds of candy, puzzles, knitting materials, and it's very likely you'll find something unique for you/and or loved ones.

A cute hidden gem! I've been looking for blind boxes (specifically sonny angels and smiskis) and so…read morefar this is the only place that has them in Milwaukee. They have a ton of other cute items as well (stickers, snacks, plushies, etc). The owner is super sweet and kind and will put items on hold for you if you ask. I'll definitely be back to check out their new miffy items (and other blind boxes of course!).

Simply adorable! Orange and Blue is connected to restaurant Uncle Wolfie's which complements very…read morewell considering you can browse the boutique while awaiting your table when dining in or shop afterwards. The intimacy, pricing and cleanliness of the shop drew me in. Carrying products such as jewelry, hand-bags, cards, puzzles, perfume, lotions and more you can't go wrong. I purchased the gold licorice hoop earrings and will forever treasure this item I got traveling to MKE. To the shop owners: thank you for selling so many gold jewelry items - my favorite!!

Stumbled upon this adorable boutique when we were waiting to be seated at Uncle Wolfie's. This gem…read moreof a store has so many cute goodies to browse through in such an aesthetically-pleasing space. Lots of candles, jewelry, home decor, bags, perfume, and even Baggu items!! It's honestly every girl's dream.

Great selection of new and used vinyl. Glad they're open everyday of the week too! Honest prices…read morepaid for clean gently used records, didn't take long for the staff to give an estimate.

Besides the fact they never mentioned they are DisCogs.com and have you heard about us or visite…read moreour website, so we don't take total advantage of you. That one statement, if we buy records/ Soul Noble/ Discogs.com would of honestly asked or run by me. I probably wouldn't have gotten pennies on the dollar for 80's first press metal albums. I thought after talking to them twice over the phone then in store, that they would have been a lot more honest of a business. Even more so how they preach about love of music and the huge following in their market place that has a need for fans their love of LPs and stories to bring the music back to life. They snatched the love for my best times of my life music right from my throat ripped the heart out.

Honestly, who doesn't like Midget Foods?…read more When you run a corner store in a saturated market there is very little to set you apart from your competition. You basically have your name and your location. I used to have three corner stores (BODEGAS) equidistant from my house. There was S&M Foods, Clarke Foods, and the Midget Market. After disqualifying Clarke Foods for their utter lack of originality, that left S&M and The Midget Market as the top competitors. With the closure of S&M, Midget Market was the undisputed champion of Riverwest bodegas. I know some of you *cough*Rachel*cough* like Sunrise Foods for their booze selection and convenience to your location, but really, isn't it worth a few extra blocks to shop at a store named after a race of itsy-bitsy tiny people? Where is your sense of adventure? That said, Midget Market has a pretty good selection. I don't buy much from there except XXX Flamin' Hots for the girl, RipIt energy drinks for me, the occcasional six-pack of beer and emergency cat food supplies, but they seem to have a pretty good selection. The service is great. It's a bit impersonal that all your business is conveyed through bullet-proof glass, but the two owners and even their daughter on occasion have never been anything but polite and friendly to me. Honestly, since its re-opening I probably prefer Clarke Foods to this place but I still go there a few times a week and heartily recommend it to anyone who craves junk food, low prices, and stores named after wee-folk.

I absolutely love Midget Foods, for multiple reasons:…read more 1. The beer selection is great. It seems like I find something new every time I go. It also doesn't hurt that they have quite the selection of Ale Asylum. You cant go wrong there. 2. Even standing behind an awkward glass window, the employees are always very friendly. 3. Its just a few short blocks from my house. I love living in Riverwest.

I have not been to the remnants of The Avenue since I was a kid. It is nice to see that a section…read moreof it is hanging on as a TJ Maxx location. The street (metered) parking was easy to find when we arrived. Architecture of the ex-Mall was still lovely to see and there was a tour group there talking about the history of the location. If you go to one TJ Maxx in Wisconsin make it this one.

T.J. Maxx is a go-to spot for anyone who loves the thrill of a bargain. Whether you're after…read morebrand-name clothes, home décor, beauty products, or random kitchen gadgets you didn't know you needed, it offers a constantly rotating inventory that keeps every visit interesting.

This was the worst grocery store experience I have EVER had. I usually do not write reviews, but I…read morehad to share. We were visiting Milwaukee and needed a few items. We were met with rude and unprofessional employees along with poor quality produce. Also an unkept store. I would rate this store a negative number if I could. I would not recommend this store.

This place is running a scam. We are from out of town and purchased groceries. The clerk came…read morerunning out after us, screaming, and claimed we did not pay for the groceries. She kept waving the voided receipt in the air, but refused to show it to us. She claimed our credit card was declined. A call to the credit card company revealed there was no declined transaction. Do not shop here.