I had only been to Big Lots a couple times decades ago back East and I want impressed. Friends…read moreneeded to stop when we were out and we went in to check it out. Big Lots is not the junk store anymore. It has nice snacks, organization item (and not just garbage plastic either) health and beauty, decor and furniture. I bought some snack foods like unsweetened coconut chips and dried mulberry and goji berries. They were good and I've been back since and got more. I also found some garden fairies to add to my garden. I didn't think I would find them up here but they have many kinds of fairies and settings. I am very happy we stopped in. They have much nicer things than I expected. I will definitely be back and recommend Big Lots!

New coupons don't work they have to call IT !!!! Waiting forever for fix.....stay away from themread more

I tried to complete a survey for JCpenny online and was unable to but I do want to write a review…read moreas I thought that I got outstanding service from Nate and it was very important to me. I went into the store and the signs are a bit misleading bc it shows one price as a sale price but then you are required to buy at least three items in most cases to get that price. I see there is a class action suite about just this so it would seem you might want to clarify better. I do however want to express my sincere gratitude for an employee who went the extra mile to help me look up a discount on my phone. Please know how grateful I am and how you made my day. Also as it turns out I love the products and when I come back up next month fronm thte valley i will get the additional items all bc you made that transaction happen. I really could not of got the items without your additional help. I notice allot of older folks come in to your store who need that help. So please let hom know how helpful he is and that I would fill out the customer survey if it did not go to a infected website. THANK YOU NATE !!!

JC Penney had always been a place where I shopped for clothes but with the arrival of discount…read morestores like Kohl's and Ross, Penney's has gone downhill a bit. It is the only department store in town so I do check here often. The store is clean and I was greeted immediately upon entering. This store doesn't have a big inventory. They still have some nice clothes but kitchenware is almost bare, bedding is ok but they didn't have tablecloths. I wish this store would have more inventory so I could shop here more often. I would definitely support them. They also could use more staff. I tried something on and never saw any staff near the fitting room. Sadly, I had to give them a (generous) 3.

2.5/5 stars I generally love Ross and find good things. We…read morewere looking for cookware. There are so few stores and we've found nice pots before in Ross so we stopped in. This Ross, however, has a limited inventory. There were only a few pots and pans and nothing we wanted. I walked through some of the other areas and found the same thing. I'm sure I'll try again when looking for other things and hope I find more inventory. Maybe they had a run on their stock and were sold out of many things. Let's hope! I will revise my review then.

Ross is one of my favorite stores. The ambience is great and the prices are affordable. The…read moreemployees and service are also awesome. They always have a good selection of items as well. I definitely recommend this store.

Family Dollar is in the shopping center with Cal Ranch. I've wanted to check it out every time…read morewe've gone to Cal Ranch and today was the day. Once inside, I realized how small it was and they were revamping the aisles so aisles were blocked. This a dollar store type where everything is not $1 but rounded to the nearest dollar. So check the price before you put it in the cart so you don't get any surprises. You also want to be sure of regular prices because some things aren't a bargain. But many are. We got some cool things at decent prices. The extra half point came from service. The one girl I worked with was really nice and helped us find things we couldn't find. She is a real asset. (I will get her name when I'm able! She was that good!) There are many dollar stores in town. I'm not sure I would go back to this one as it's small and doesn't have a large inventory.

I've lived in Show Low my whole life, and I've truly tried to give this place a fair chance. I've…read morevisited on the highest-priced days, middle days and the lowest bin days and after multiple visits I feel a responsibility to be honest with our community. This store is advertised as a bin store, but it does not operate like a true bin store. A real bin store is simple and transparent: everything in the bins is the price of the day, and the bins are stocked with new or lightly handled Amazon liquidation or overstock items. At Bin Time, the center bins are priced by the day but the bins are filled primarily with heavily used, downtimes dirty, damaged, broken, or incomplete items. Sets are often separated and sold individually (curtain panels, linens, towels, etc.), and many boxes are taped shut with contents written in Sharpie. Most of the better merchandise is placed under and surrounding the bins and is individually priced often at near-retail prices and that area functions almost entirely like a thrift store. The majority of inventory appears to be Target and Kohl's returns with only a small amount resembling Amazon liquidation overstock. Much of what is being sold is clearly second hand: visibly dirty, missing parts, or previously owned. One example that really sealed it for me: I found a box labeled "iPad case + keyboard." The box was taped shut and we were discouraged from opening it. Thankfully, my husband did because inside was a visibly dirty iPad case covered in marker drawings and stickers, and the keyboard was missing entirely. If we had trusted the labeling and purchased it, we would have had to throw it away and returns are not allowed. That's the core issue: used and incomplete merchandise is not being clearly labeled as such, customers are discouraged from verifying contents, and returns are not accepted. That combination is misleading. At this point, this store is best described as a glorified thrift store with a small bin section not a true bin store. I believe this place could actually be great for our town if it chose to operate with more transparency, clearer labeling, and better quality control. But as it stands, shoppers should walk in knowing exactly what they're getting. I'm sharing this honestly so locals can shop with clear expectations.

Don't waste your time. It's not a true bin store. They pull all of the good stuff, mark it at…read moreretail, then pile it high around the edges of the store to the point that you can barely walk around the bins. The items left in the bins are junk, damaged, missing pieces, etc. They open all of the boxes and scribble notes on the outside of them with marker - so trashy!

While the store is spotlessly clean and exceptionally well-organized, the checkout experience…read morecompletely defeats the purpose of shopping here. The old adage rings true: time is money. Whatever money you might save at this location, it costs you in the most precious resource on the planet--your time. Every single time I shop here, they only operate 1 register out of the 6 available. To add insult to injury, there are always plenty of employees on the floor, yet management lets customers languish in never-ending lines. I've officially stopped shopping here; my time is far too valuable to waste waiting around to pay.

Wonderful experience, got the Wicked Wine glasses I have been wanting for a while :) Cashier was…read moresuper friendly as well. The store was very organized and had a lot of well-priced high-end items. I only went because I am returning to Phoenix area and wanted to stop by.

It's not my favorite place to donate or shop. I really like local places where I can see my money…read moreat work. Goodwill does good hiring individuals with disabilities and employment placement, job training and education services through the sales of donated items in Goodwill stores; we sometimes stand in the line of fire from individuals. But they also trash a lot. Huffington Post reported that "If an item doesn't sell within four weeks, it's sent onward in the process." https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.huffpost.com/entry/what-does-goodwill-do-with-your-clothes_n_57e06b96e4b0071a6e092352/amp I looked but am happy to donate to and buy from other places.

I really like Goodwill. The prices are affordable and the service is good. The employees are…read morefriendly. I recommend this store.

Consignors, you will want to be careful when consigning your clothing and Purses with this company…read more They have no idea on pricing and basically give away your stuff. They are the only ones making any money. This Consignment Store use to be great and you could make a little money, but that is not the case any longer.

One of my most favorite stores to go into. The staff is very friendly and I always seem to find…read moresomething I just can't live without. It is a fun store and great value for the money!