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We go to this Martin's several times a year when we visit our family's lake house. This past week…read morewe had some not great experiences I wanted to share in hopes the feedback can help the store. One of the first things we did was approach the deli counter. A tall older man was there, speaking to a woman; It was a personal conversation not related to a deli order. However, it was clear he was too involved in that conversation to help us, so we placed our order at the kiosk. We then went about our shopping. We got a lot of items, it took a long time. We had to restock a house for 6 people for a 5 day/night trip. We returned to the deli to pick up our order after we finished shopping. Another man came over and lectured us for not rigging the bell and telling them we placed an order at the kiosk. He told us, we have to do this because it doesn't tell them or alert them to orders placed. Well, again we couldn't because the man who was there was too invested in a personal conversation to acknowledge us, however he clearly watched us place this order. The new man then began to ask us about or order. It was not that much. 2lbs of two different cheeses and 1lb of pepperoni. Another lady comes over to the deli and the man who's now helping us is completely overwhelmed and flustered by our order. He calls for help and the original man who's ignored us came over. They then began to prepare her order! Seriously, her's ahead of ours which has now been placed for an hour or more. The man who ignored us sliced her cheese then gave it to her and left. The man helping us, then called for him again and asked him to bring out our cheese; he then told us he had to help her so this is why we had to wait. He then continued to make our order. The whole time I'm wondering why they "had to" make her order first? What the point in the other tall older man is? And so on. We checked out, then checked out with our alcohol, then left the store. We went back to the store the following day realizing we forgot to get 6 filet mignon we needed for diner. We went to the meat counter, and were told there are none. We were told we could buy the $6 ones that are pre frozen in the packages, no thanks. We ended up buying a few small items then went to Palumbo's for the meat we needed. It was really disappointing to be ignored several times by the person at the deli, to be lectured as if we did something wrong, then ignored again, as if we didn't matter, etc. We spent more than $500 between our two trips there Thursday evening and Friday afternoon. To the store; Do something to make your kiosk system alert people an order was placed! Also, consider moving the tall older man to another role. He was way too worried about hitting on ladies and carrying personal conversations than he was about filling customer orders, or acknowledging them at all. He was aware we wanted to order and ignored us for that personal conversation, he was also aware we placed an order at the kiosk, he ignored it intentionally for no real reason at all. He never even said hello to us, nothing at all, just completely ignored us. He was aware we were waiting more than an hour when he then helped someone else instead, and so on.

I really enjoy their crystals and incense. They definitely are a good go to for novelty gifts. It's…read morea bit over crowded with stuff and hard to walk around some of the parts of the store but they do have a great variety of stuff to choose from.

They have the biggest selection of body jewelry in the area. Very diverse store with gifts for…read moreeveryone in your family. Everything is reasonably priced and they make custom gifts as well.

Great staff. Vast array of clothing and housewares! Take time to see it all. In the center of…read moreDuBoise, in a shopping center with ample parking. Fair prices for recycled goods. Perhaps donate a bag of your own unwanted items? All for a great cause, and good for the planet.

Found a lot of great deals at this goodwill. Decent size, super organized and clean, and they offer…read morestudent and senior discounts. My mother in law found a lot of baby clothes for her granddaughter and I found a $1 dress! Will definitely return if I'm ever in the area.

I recently moved and I went to this Walmart Supercenter to buy a bunch of the things I needed for…read moremy new place. I was really surprised by this Walmart, it's definitely one of the better ones I've been to. The store is clean and well organized. I was actually shocked at how clean it was when I went there because I've been to some...not so great Walmart's before. It's a huge store with pretty much anything you might need. It took awhile to find everything I needed because of the size of the place but I managed! The staff were okay, they helped me find a lamp I needed but they didn't go above or beyond. Better than most though!

Well here it is, 6 pm. You would think a service department like sporting goods would be staffed or…read morethat perhaps one of the 15 employees walking by would know how to sell a hunting license. Instead I get several employees telling me that there isn't anyone working in sporting goods right now. Poor traing, poor customer service, no help. Pretty sad a store like Walmart cannot fully staff it's locations.

iI tried to exchange a clothing item, it had all the tags and was in the original packaging ,…read morebecause it was a gift , their price tag was not on it. The employees kept saying I could not return it, which was not what I had asked to do ! I was wanted an exchange. Their employees are not knowledgeable of company policies, and do not listen to the customer!!!

This either took over a former anchor spot for the mall, or it was built brand new with an entrance…read moreto the mall built along with the store. Like most Ross's this one has become low on merchandise. I'm not sure if this is a trend now, having less merchandise to make it look like sales are going through the roof or if this is a sign that this chain is struggling in the money making area? Either way, finding a buy here is difficult. When the stock shrunk, so did the sections in the store. The men's section seems to have taken the biggest hit. This spot has registers at the main entrance of the store and at the mall entrance. So whether you plan on shopping more in the mall or just leaving afterwards that makes it easy on you.

My husband and I are from the Philadelphia area, but whenever we're in the area visiting family on…read morethe first weekend of a month, you can bet we'll be hitting up the Hazen Flea Market. The flea market has a very wide variety of items from antiques to tools to food to household supplies to blankets and vegetables and dog bones. Not much changes from year to year, but you end up wanting to keep going back for the tried and true favorites (we tend to pick up big jugs of Maple Syrup when we're there), and the special finds (on our last trip we bought a beer stein). The prices aren't always cheap -- the vendors who deal in antiques tend to know what their wares are worth, but most are willing to haggle. You have to pay to park -- I believe it's $5. You can also park across the street in someone's yard for $2 if you'd like to save a little a walk a smidge farther. We typically go the yard route simply because it's a little quicker to get in and out. Expect to spend 2 hours or so walking around if you want to see everything and bring the sun screen -- there isn't a lot of tree cover.

My husband and I love antiques and collectibles. Hazen was at one time a 4-5 hour walk of all…read moretypes of interesting finds with great prices. Sadly today we found it to be much smaller, with a great deal of new, inexpensive stuff and crafts (albeit nicely made).

Very interesting concept for a mall. This isn't your typical mall where it is filled with your run…read moreof the mill chain stores. That's not to say that there aren't chain stores here, but not as many as other malls. This is more of your community mall than a destination mall. If you pull up their website and look at their directory it may seem like the chain stores outweigh the mom and pop stores. You have to take into consideration that the directory includes stores that are not actually part of the mall, but are basically mall adjacent. Some of those stores are located on outparcels rather than having that cohesive indoor walking we are all use to. For this community I bet that it is a perfect fit. The shape of the mall is very unique. It is all one level and basically the shape of the letter S. It was confusing for me at first being that this has been my only visit so far. I'm not sure how the mall walkers really get a workout here. Some of the walkways are nothing more than a small corridor. No food court to speak about, in fact there is a restaurant that takes up a two store fronts in different walkways. I also believe there is a pretzel place inside, but that is about it for food. The mall needs some updating, but it's not a direly needed thing to be done. The older look gives it some charm still. The anchor stores are quite different than what you expect to find in a mall. Ross's Dress for Less and Big Lots really don't scream mall, although Sears and JCPenney do. It's worth a stop to check out or grab an item if you are travelling the turnpike and decided this is where you are going to spend the night before you continue on your way.

Honestly, from the outside, this looks more like a strip mall than a 'Mall'. We walked in the…read moreetrance marked Dubois Mall between Big Lots and Ross and sure enough, it's a 'Mall'. Besides anchor stores Ross and Big Lots, there is a large J.C.Penney. The interior public areas are quite wide, with high ceilings. An average sized Bath & Body works and GNC are located in this section of the mall while many of the other businesses are smaller 'mom and pop' type businesses including a kitchen store, a craft store, a remodeling business and HW Book Peddlers to name a few. Wandering down toward J.C. Penney, there is a wide, bare hallway that looks like a dead end. Being of a curious nature, I wandered down there to find another section of the mall. Not as big, it runs parallel to the other section and J.C. Penney is also accessible from here. The mall office is located off this corridor and in front of this was a display of moving dinosaurs! That was a fun surprise.This section includes DuBois Cafe, Uzi's Pastries, two recruiters, Claire's and a nail salon plus more. Like many malls in America, this one is hanging on; not the haven it was in the 80's or 90's. The anchor stores are definitely worth stopping in to visit, and there are several discount stores of one type or another scattered throughout worth a look. That McNulty's looks like a childs heaven with all the stuffed animals! One area is set aside with arcade games. A few other game machines are scattered throughout the mall as well as several soda machines. Empty shop windows have been painted with cartoon characters which is festive. The wide hall ways make a nice space to stretch your legs on a cold, rainy day. There is lots of parking and a fair number of mall entrances. You can easily spend an afternoon window shopping. Who knows you may, like us, find a couple of items to buy. Then stop by the cafe for a snack or meal and walk off the calories or sit on a bench and do a bit of people watching. There are also several other businesses that share the parking lot including a restaurant and a movie theater. I understand the beginning of the Beaver Meadow Trail starts somewhere near the Mall. I'll have to go find that. When it stops raining.