A bit Pricey but in today's economy- what isn't !…read more I took my granddaughter shopping for her 13th birthday, and we spent over an hour in the store trying on clothes. During that entire time, not one employee acknowledged us or offered help while we searched for sizes and colors. At checkout, things got worse. After I paid in cash, the cashier handed me my bills and change all in one hand and said, "We don't have any pennies, is that okay?" She never explained what I was agreeing to. I couldn't tell if I was given more or less than expected because everything was handed to me at once, and she was very vague. When I asked for clarification, she eventually said they couldn't give me the exact change because "they don't make pennies anymore." That explanation made no sense. Whether or not pennies are still being produced has nothing to do with a current transaction--there are still plenty in circulation. The issue wasn't the penny--it was the assumption. She didn't ask if I had exact change, didn't ask if I had pennies, and didn't explain upfront that I was being shorted. She just decided it was acceptable. I remained calm, polite, and spoke in a softer tone than usual because I didn't want to make a scene. But I did explain that it's rude to assume a customer doesn't want their change, no matter how small the amount. Another employee overheard and asked what was going on. The cashier responded, "She's complaining because I didn't have one penny." That completely misrepresented the situation. The second employee replied, "Well, they don't make them anymore, so what do you want us to do?"--which only made things worse. I even pointed out that I had pennies on me, reinforcing that this wasn't the customer's problem to solve. If anything, a business should round in favor of the customer--not against them. The cashier argued that giving me more would make her drawer short, which again shows a lack of understanding of basic customer service. At one point, the second employee disengaged entirely and turned away with a smirk, which was incredibly unprofessional. Eventually, a third employee (who appeared to be a manager) stepped in and said, "Just give her a nickel"--which is exactly what I suggested from the beginning. At that point, it wasn't even about the money anymore--it was about how the situation was handled from start to finish. Also worth noting: if the situation were reversed and I was short a penny, I highly doubt they would have said, "That's fine, they don't make them anymore." I would have been expected to come up with the difference. We left without taking the nickel, but the experience left a lasting impression. For the prices they charge ($45 for shorts, $35 for a tank top), I expect far better service and professionalism. I WILL NOT BE RETURNING. Much rather spend my money at Lululemon and get SUPERB service.

This is a brand spankin' new women's clothing shop inside of Polaris mall. It immediately caught my…read moreattention as I was walking by because the clothing was very much up my alley. I walked in and within seconds I had a tank top, pair of pants, and a mini skirt in hand. The prices were very affordable, more than say H&M but less than say.. Macys. The style is a combo of street style and club style.. Maybe? They also have loungewear and it looked SO FREAKIN COMFY! I loved all the racer type gear and several of the jackets they had. They also have accessories like jewelry, hats, etc. In the end, I walked out with a pleather mini skirt with a slit. Super Cute, about $50. The staff was super friendly, assisting me in the dressing room and getting me new sizes when needed. Also when checking me out. They have a loyalty program that's free and gets you 10% off your first purchase. There is no doubt that I'll be back here and I'm excited to come outside of the holidays when I won't feel as guilty buying stuff for myself.

Burlington is becoming my boyfriend's go-to place since I introduced him to it a couple years ago…read more Since everything is bought from other stores, it feels more sustainable yet it's all new items. Kind of like shopping from the clearance rack. Prices are comparable to thrift stores. We love seeing what unexpected bargain we'll find here. Be aware that the back fitting room is closed so you have to go to the front by the bathroom. Staff was mostly nice. Check out was very fast. Store was clean with nothing on the floor and it was pretty well organized.

No complaint about this location, usually always clean and full stocked. The customer service is…read moreusually awesome! They are now giving the Sawmill location a run for it's more for being my favorite Burlington in Central Ohio.

I was in the store yesterday & there was only one register open & quite a line. Eventually a young…read moreman opened a 2nd register & a few people moved to his register but I stayed where I was. My line was moving slower & the person in front of me had a whole lot of items. I moved over to the young mans line (he was finishing with his last customer) & he promptly told me that he could not check me out because he had to take out the trash & I had to move back to the original line that I was in. By that time 3 more people had gotten into that line. I told him that & he said sorry. I watched him move some trash to another register & he was back on his register before I could get through my line. The question is: when did it become more important to take out the trash than to wait on a customer????

A nice size store with lots of selection. I had no trouble finding things and there wasn't anything…read morethey were out of. Staff were decent. The parking in this plaza is easy.

I had the great pleasure of meeting Indria. She is so knowledgeable about the merchandise and is…read morewilling to stop what she's doing to assist a customer. Each time I see her she is working like a little bee. She's so refreshing and a great representative for DFWH!

Do. Not. Go. Here!!!!!! I very rarely give 1 star reviews,…read morebut this one takes the cake. The workers are immensely rude. They arbitrarily decide to close their fitting rooms (once my family members were the only ones in the entire store, and they said their fitting rooms were closed because they were understaffed, but there were multiple workers). They have yelled at my family members too, and were condescending. They also arbitrarily don't allow returns. I'm certain that the workers are racist, but even if they're not, they're at the very least nasty people who obviously shouldn't be in retail. If you want cheap clothing, I would recommend going to any of the other locations!

I can't believe how low the reviews are. I LOVED this store! Just went in for the first time this…read moreweek and was overwhelmed at the volume of clothing available (especially women's clothing). Yes - the prices are not cheap across the board. Deals can be found, but overall it runs a bit higher than VoA or GW. I'm still not complaining because the store is clean, organized, and you have so many options! Staff is friendly and efficient. I scored two sweaters - one brand new, upscale brand with tags for $12 and one for $4 (it was a 50% tag). Couldn't be happier! Can't wait to go back when it's a season change to see if it's still as good as it was in early winter!

If money matters to you, avoid this store entirely. Even at "50% off," the prices were unbelievable…read more-- the kind of unbelievable that makes you stop in your tracks and wonder who exactly they think is shopping here. * Clothing selection is huge, but if you're short, good luck. The top racks are basically decoration. * Pricing signs are confusing and borderline misleading. The front sign says one color is 50% off only if it's $15 or under, but the rest of the store doesn't mention that at all. * Shoes and housewares were a mess -- like no one had touched the area all day. * Customer service was rough. Three employees up front, and somehow not one of them seemed friendly. my cashier acted like ringing me up was an inconvenience, and any attempt at conversation was shut down instantly. If you're a reseller, don't bother -- you'll lose money. If you're looking for good prices, don't bother -- you won't find them. If you're shopping for yourself, maybe you'll be fine... but only if you're willing to pay more than you should.

I love this Costco! Everyone is helpful, patient and happy to be working there, even when it busy!…read moreThe produce is always fresh. The rotisserie chicken is a must have (because let's be honest, who wants to cook after bringing in a Costco haul! lol) The Kirkland brand has never been a disappointment. I do have the executive membership which earns $ back yearly. It's sent in check form. All you do is bring the check into Costco and go through a regular check out line and apply the $ to your purchase. You do not get cash back for this one but if you have the citi Costco card then the check you get for their yearly rewards you can just cash at the Costco service desk. I got tires here as well. They are good quality and have last 2 + years and going strong. Parking.. good luck! It's Costco and usually always busy. So at times you do need to walk a bit. They have plenty of handicap accessible spots. One thing that you may not know. You can asked the greeter on the way out for a " loader" if you need one. You leave the cart and go get your car. Pull it up to the front and they help you load your car

Today I was doing an instacart order and I just came across the rudest Costco cashier that I've…read moreever met. So I had to go shopping for a customer that lived in delaware and I needed to get some groceries for myself as well USING MY OWN CARD. I WOULD NEVER USE MY INSTACART CARD FOR MY OWN PERSONAL GROCERIES. I paid for my customers groceries using the company card and then I paid for my groceries using my own hard earned cash. But then the cashier assumed that I was using the company card to pay for my personal groceries and then he told me "You can get your Costco membership deactivated for doing that." I wasn't being a thief like he assumed I was.

World Market is a great place to browse unique items that you won't find at other stores. There are…read moreso many unique home decor accessories including lamps, chairs and rugs. If you are looking for something different and unique would definitely go to World Market.

Whenever I need to take a break from the ordinary routine, I always come here. Their displays are…read morewell done, and there are so many interesting things to look at in all areas of the store. I must say, this company has good buyers. With regards to their pictures and mirrors, I once saw a mirror made up of multiple sizes of hexagons, and I said, "Whoa!" So when I got an email giving me a 15% discount, I ordered it easily and picked it up curbside. After I installed it in my dining room, the reaction I get when anyone sees it in my home is, "Whoa!" Full disclosure, every time I walk by my mirror I say it. They have a huge amount of teas, coffees, beers, and wines. Also towards the back of the store there is an area with 55% discounted items. I once got some Chinese almond cookies that took me to a happy place. Only beware that you should consume these items immediately since they discount items close to their expiry dates. Explanation: I once got some beloved Chinese almond cookies that were not fresh. Wah! I 100% recommend this place!

It's IKEA! You know what you're going to get when you go to IKEA…read more Products are good, sometimes a tad over priced but unique for the area and peices you won't find locally. Quality tends to be good, I've never had an IKEA item that wasn't good quality and last. Prices - they're bargain section is really good, they put a lot of items on clearance and for good prices, not just like kinddd of a deal, they really slash it so it goes quick. SO if you like deals, go during the week and often. Layout and product selection is very IKEA, very consistent. Hate that there's not an easier way to get directly to the section you want to get to, but ... there are cut-throughs to skip a section if you can notice them. Have been here several times and will continue to shop here!

This was my first visit to IKEA. I was excited because I've heard so many things about them! Allow…read moreme to describe my experience; The escalators were out of order (no biggie) so we took the elevator. Upon entering the second floor, it was a bit overwhelming. As we started walking, we got to see the different themes of each area- which was neat for inspiration, no doubt. But the furniture? I thinks it's meant for hobbits. My goodness if I sat on most of them, I'd never be able to get up! Soo low. The couches?They look very cheap and under comfortable for the most part- although the pricing was not . It's definitely geared more towards first apartment/college vibes. There were some end tables that looked decent. The thing that got me was when I was ready to go- I couldn't. The labyrinth just kept going!! My goodness I thought I was going to get rewarded with a slice of cheese once we got out! I know a lot of people love it but it was not for me. Wayfair around the corner was much better.

I recently came back to this store to see what they had.... and man have they increased their…read morestock. They have brand new things, to true antiques. And they have amazing prices compared to other thrift stores. I ended up purchasing 4 things - a dresser, two chairs, and a coat 'tree'. An employee walks with you, marks what you want to buy, then checks you out. They will then help you load big pieces. Shout out to Seth & Wayne for being an amazing help to us on a busy weekend.

Over the years I've gotten amazing items and very good prices. But lately, I don't know who's…read morepricing items, but their costs have gone WAY up ($100 for a small, used, unlit Christmas tree?) and many collectible items are as expensive or more expensive than they are on EBay. Identical items with sometimes have a $25 price difference (the Kincade villages, some china etc). I don't think it's worth going to that part of Morse road unless they fix the price problem.

This was a fun learning/toy store to take my grand daughter to. Lots of different toys that you…read moredon't see in a regular toy store. I like that they have the featured toys out for the kids to play with.

Came looking for kid craft projects, and they have a few. Loads of educational stuff, a big sale…read moreright now for back to school, decent prices, great service. Handy off Polaris.