No matter where I have lived, I have always enjoyed going shopping at Marshall's for it unique…read moremerchandise and reasonable prices. Today I went to the Marshall located at 1421 Town Square Blvd, Roanoke, Virginia. Very close to the Golden Corral here. When I entered the store, one of the first things I saw were the carts lined up with a sign on the wall behind them that read: "grab a cart You're gonna need it." Then up front as you entered the store there was a table with blue tablecloth with a sign: "We're Hiring." and under this: "The best jobs never go out of style." And there was a Marshall's employee near it to answer any question you might have and encourage you to apply. From there I walked the different departments such as shoes, laugage, and went to view some items that would make great gifts at reasonable prices. I saw some neat mugs and some popular Japanese soup bowls. I encourage the readers of my review to view my photographs that accompany this review to get a sense of the many items you can find here. I noticed that many of the items were not that well organized nor neatly arranged. But maybe that is why they're hiring. Sometimes you can find more desirable merchandise more than orders. For example during the Holiday Season of Thanksgiving and Christmas. One of the things I enjoy purchasing there are the picture frames. They always have a nice variety at reasonable prices that you can take home to use for yourself or give as a gift. In conclusion, I find Marshall's as a neat store to go shopping to. Many people just go to window shop there and find themselves leaving with a large bag of things.

I hadn't been inside here before. It was very organized and clean. I didn't realize they were the…read moresame company as TJ maxx and was able to find some things I couldn't at the other stores. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Checkout was slow. There was one cashier and a line of 10+ and then 2 more registers opened. The employee double bagged my purchase and I was thankful for that because the bag would have ripped had it not been.

Lots of bargains. Low prices - can def find some good deals. Store is typically a MESS like a…read moretornado went through it. Long lines during weekends /holidays. My biggest complaint is that you cannot take the cart out of the store. I went in last month and got a large shelf and had 2 large bags + a diaper bag and a baby. I tried to push the cart and it wouldn't go. The attendant said I couldn't take it outside. I asked how I was supposed to get all of this to my car and Carry my child. She said to pull my car around. This isn't in a good area and I'll be damned if I'm going to leave my baby in the car , running and unlocked in the Ross parking lot. Even in a good part of town that's a stretch. I haven't been back since then. Luckily a nice person offered to help me carry the shelf to my car !

The selection is horrible. No brand name shoes but one, Michael Kors. Everything else was a Macy's…read morebrand I guess? Macy's has really gone downhill for me. This location has for sure anyhow. It was difficult to find the checkout. No employees seemed to be in many of the departments I visited. They used to be like the top quality of a Nordstrom or Dillard's. Not any more! Dissapointing!

I avoid Macy's line the plague. Always a mess and so hard I find staff to check out or ask a…read morequestion. I'm the first to say that it's not the staff's fault - they are under staffed for the size of the store. In my opinion Federated Department Stores (Macys parent company) has ruined retail.

There is a new kid on the block located in the Towne Square Plaza, in Roanoke, Virginia. It's…read moreHomeSense, a large, off-price home goods store, part of the TJX family (like TJ Maxx/Marshall's/HomeGoods), offering a vast variety of furniture, decor, rugs, lighting, and seasonal items at 20-50% less than department stores, with frequent new arrivals for a "find-it-when-you-see-it" shopping experience. It features big sections for furniture, art, and lighting, plus kitchenware, bath items, and organizational solutions, aiming to provide brand-name quality at everyday low prices. HomeSense officially opened its doors here in Roanoke on November 6, 2025, but I discovered it the other day when I went to dine at Cicis Pizza. It's only a couple of stores away from Cicis Pizza, and when I saw it had opened, I decided to go visit after I finished my dinner. It was already dark outside on a cold and windy evening, but I covered my head with the hood of my new Tommy winter coat which I had purchased on sale at Macy's last year, and wondered over to this new, unfamiliar store and was delighted to discover a "brand new world" of stunning home decor items, all offered at incredible prices. They had a massive selection of sofa, chairs, dining sets, chandeliers, and floor lamps, as well as a dedicated, extensive "Rug Emporium" with diverse styles and sizes. I invite you to view my photographs accompanying this review to get a better sense of the place and the quality items they sell at amazing prices. When you need a statement piece, new furniture, a big rug, or a unique light fixture, HomeSense is the place to go. But why wait, I would advise you to go give them a visit, you'll be surprised with all the wonderful ideas for home decor you will come out with, and with the excitement of returning to make these ideas come true.

Overpriced. You can get the same stuff next door at Marshall's cheaper. It's just a bougie TJMaxx…read moreand Marshall's.

I seek out Targets when out of town because they are consistently good. This was a first time at…read moretheir Roanoke store. I only needed a case of water, but it was smooth all around. The store was organized, clean and I found what I needed. I did d browse some. No staff interaction as I did self check out. No issues any aspect of my visit.

Before heading back to pick up my phone I decided to stop here to pick up a few items I knew I was…read moregoing to need once I got home. You know, try to not have to leave the house once I'm there. With this being across the street I figured this would be the last stop I would make before having my beloved back in my hand. When I initially came in here I had a mental list of what I needed. But like that Family Guy skit, by the time I got inside, I had it all messed up and didn't grab a single thing I had on my mental list. I did make sure to grab a new cord for car usage on my upgraded phone. I didn't need anything fancy, I was looking for the cheapest option as this was going to be my phone cord and it would remain in there. I did find one, and I could not, for the life of me, remember anything else. If only I had my phone in my hand where I keep my lists... Checking out went smoothly. Self checkout all the way.

Definitely a great place to shop around if you're in the downtown Roanoke area. Such a nicely…read moreappointed interior with antiques strewn throughout. Lives up to the general store tradition selling clothing, cookware, souvenirs and snacks!

One of the most beautiful store in Downtown Roanoke and with the greatest variety of merchandise is…read moreThe Mast General Store. Located in the corner of S. Jefferson Street and Church Avenue this store provides friendly service, and a great selection of quality products at fair prices, and often offer sales to make it easier for customers to obtain their desired item at an affordable price. There is something for everyone at the Mast General Store: a great selection of preserves, butters, jams, jellies, clothing, footwear, outdoor gear, candies, old-time favorites, and the latest styles and products of over 600 brands. Here one can find some unique and hard-to-find gifts. Just view my photographs accompanying this review and you can get a better sense of everything one can find here. I highly recommend this large department store for a nostalgic shopping experience. One you'll never forget, and would want to come back for more.

This is a fun, cute little shop where, as the name implies, everything you see is $5 or less. At…read morefirst glance it's mostly things that seem to appeal most to girls, but there were actually quite a few things I found interesting and tempting enough to buy ($1 pencil pouch anyone?). The music is...mostly teen-y dance/pop, and there's a whole corner of things for school kids, like backpacks (yes, $5 or below!), pens, rulers, and more. The shop is basically devided into 8 small sections: Candy, Party, Tech, Crafts, Sports, Room, Style, and Now. The "Candy" section is interesting if only because they have a decent selection of Japanese snacks. The ladies at checkout were peppy and friendly, and I have a feeling I'll be back...for that pencil pouch for school!

I was very impressed with the selection. The staff was friendly also. The layout is awesome and had…read moreno problems finding anything I was interested in. I was, however, put off that this company is trying to collect email addresses at checkout. I understand the reasoning from a business perspective, but when they ask "Can I get your email address?", I couldn't help but to think "Why don't you just come out and say that your company would like to send regular ads to my inbox?". Back to a positive note, the store was nice and clean also. I didn't see any public restrooms though. They do have bottled drinks and snacks.

I stopped in here really quick to grab something and I had the nicest cashier. I didn't catch his…read morename but he was bald with a long beard. Tattoos. Just a kind man that lifted my spirits

I like to buy my cleaning supplies at this store. Staff has always been very nice. I sure do hope…read morethe restrooms are opened back up!

A bunch of these BB&B stores have closed in 2021 so it was nice to find one that was open! This…read moreone was well-stocked and had a ton of sale items as well as others for the home that you'd expect: bedding, bath towels and accessories (like toilets brushes, trash cans, etc.), all the kitchen accessories you could ever want (coffee makers, small utensils, towels, scales, silverware, plates, etc. etc.), candles, decor, pillows, picture frames, etc. They also sell K-cups and nespresso pods and about a million other things I didn't even mention. Located near Valley View Mall in the same parking lot at Sam's, Kirklands, and Marshalls with restaurants and Golden Corral nearby, so you can make an errand trip out of your visit!

Spending time at Walmart in Roanoke shopping is probably not the best thing to do while on…read morevacation, but I did that. Yes. I was here at this particular Walmart location in North Roanoke, Virginia on a brisk March 2026 afternoon before dinner with a friend to shop for an hour or so. It's one of those things where it's a necessity because of how life goes, we needed stuff for the next morning in Rocky Mount. This Walmart is typical of any other standard Walmart out there across the country. It has its grocery section, electronics, household items, and everything else you could possibly need without going to Target, Lowe's, or Home Depot. My friend and I wandered around for 10 minutes trying to get our bearings before we wandered into the grocery section to pick up some items and then to the snack food section, where we went to grab soda pop and candy, and other delicious items. After picking up what we needed, we just wandered around for maybe 10 more minutes just to see if we missed anything before we headed out to check out. The staff here was good and helped us point to where the stuff was. We ultimately used the self check out for faster service, which was okay. I prefer to use the assisted check out lane, being the traditionalist I grew up on. It's funny that Walmart does not have windows. You could be in there at 1pm or 1am, and it would look exactly the same. It's funny but interesting at the same time. I was already tired at 4:30pm on a Friday afternoon. Imagine being at the Walmart at 1am! It was a nice experience here at this Roanoke Walmart. We got what we needed and left with time for the rest of the day to travel to Rocky Mount for the evening. The overall experience here at this particular Walmart in North Roanoke, Virginia was very nice and smooth. No hiccups or problems whatsoever. This Walmart was very organized but we had to walk around more than we needed to find what we wanted to buy. Maybe that was the point of this so they can sell more stuff by having their customers walk around more. The prices here are quite reasonable and competitive, especially when they have the name brand and the generic brands side by side, even for snacks and drinks. Not just the medical products but a lot of similar products that matches with the everyday name brand products we see and hear everyday on television. During my experience here at the Roanoke Walmart, it was semi busy and it was nice to have this store 24 hours. After we checked out, I ended up buying something for dinner at the Subway restaurant that is inside the Walmart. It was nice to have that than to find a place for dinner. For the most part though, shopping at Walmart while on vacation may not be uncommon as you'd think. Maybe I'm just being budget conscious when I'm traveling and roaming around. Walmart has a lot of the everyday things many people buy on a daily basis. Spending an hour here was probably worth the trip since I got what I needed and didn't have to drive all over Roanoke for anything. The store itself is really clean and organized practically hourly, so that anyone and everyone can find what they're looking for, including myself. If you find yourself in North Roanoke and need some daily essentials, consider coming to this Walmart near the Valley View Mall. The prices are good and affordable. This Walmart location is physically located near the Valley View Mall in Roanoke, Virginia. Its physical address is 4807 Valley View Boulevard NW. They accept major credit cards as well as cash. I do think they do mobile orders too and you can pick up at the store, but not sure. As far as parking goes, they have a generous amount of parking spaces as well as parking at the Valley View mall if there's nothing in front of Walmart. If you are a fan of public transportation, consider using the Roanoke public transportation system and use bus route 15 from the 3rd street bus terminal. It will get you to the Valley View Mall. You just need to walk on over from the bus stop to the Walmart. I got here via bus route 15 and left with my friend in a private vehicle that day. Best bet is to rent or have your own vehicle, in case you decide to buy a lot of stuff and it can get heavy to carry home or to your hotel. Of course, there is always Uber or Lyft to help you get here to this Walmart here in Roanoke. No matter how to get here, this place is possibly the best place to get your affordable daily essentials in Southwest Virginia. Definitely recommended if you're in the area. 5.0 stars for the overall experience. Support local! A+

1.8 seems 1.7 too high. No clear setup, half the things are locked up (LEGOs, kids socks, baby…read moreformula). Employees that don't know when asked where products are.... just poor everything. Left without buying a thing. Too many Walmarts survive because of low prices and not any sort of quality and definitely not customer service. There are other options around Roanoke, try one of them.