This particular Dollar General is in the middle of nowhere so I am sure that it is a convenient…read morestop and save people the trip to a supermarket that is probably quite a distance away. Other than that, I cannot see a lot of advantages to coming here. I will give it three stars and sight the convenience as being the only true benefit of this place.

Plant pots for the best prices, especially compared to Walmart. Never plastic bouquet for the…read morebathroom too! The items were useful to us. The staff cashier was very friendly too ! Less pricey than Family Dollar and Tuesday Morning as well.

Came in here last week on a Tuesday or Wednesday. I asked the tall butcher who was working what…read morespecials were that day ! He told me meat specials are usually on Friday thru the weekend . Since Winn Dixie claims they are the Beef People i decided to ask the knowledgeable butcher what he suggested we should get for a steak since the ribeye's and tenderloin's weren't on sale. So he suggests SDA Choice BNLS Chuck steak beef for $9.99 on sale ! He chose two packages he said looks the best . Advising me to cook them on grill high temp for about two min. per side ! They were horrible and I had to hear it from my family ! FYI don't trust The Beef People butcher to show you what he thinks you get! It would be better for a novice such as me to pick out the meat ! I won't do that again !

This employees at the location reminds me of that show Honey Boo Boo. You can't tell who works…read morethere if it wasn't for the shirts because they are backwards and slow. Gainesville location has triple the population and it is still better than this location.

Stopped at TJ Maxx/HomeGoods with my daughter to help her find some decor for her apartment as she…read moregets ready for her junior year at UF. I have to say, a LOT had already been snatched up! She was able to find curtain rods and a few other essentials, but unfortunately not much in the way of decor. Since it's a pretty large store with the HomeGoods selection, I was hoping there would be more to choose from. She'll have to order some things on Amazon or check out a few other places. Still a fun shopping trip together, but TJ Maxx/HomeGoods--you need to replenish that inventory! But I know they get slammed every year- how we you would think they would be prepared for that!

I wanted to buy 2 small kitchen runners, found 2 identical ones , same manufacturer.same…read moredescription.one was priced 16.99 and one as 24.99. I asked a clerk, she said,it was a mistake and it should be the sale price of 16.99.and if I take them to the cashier , she ll ring them up at 16.99 each. when I got to the cashier ,she called her supervisor who Absolutely refused to change he price to the lesser amount . what happened to customer satisfaction ???? other stores honor their mistake and allow the customer to purchase the items at the lower price .

I came in to shop this afternoon (Jan 2). While browsing the display near the entrance, the purple…read morehaired associate and another associate began a loud and unprofessional conversation about the President. I know this isn't exactly a high paid or skilled position, but employees in customer service should know better - especially in a State where over 65% of your customers disagree with you. Be more professional and do your job.

Located in a very busy shopping plaza with a variety of other stores like Target, Kirkland's, Old…read moreNavy; parking can be a task during the holidays. The store is clean and smells heavenly. Despite the holiday mayhem, there store personnel that I interacted with were very pleasant...so refreshing. I also didn't wait long to cash out. The cashiers were moving pretty efficiently during my visit. There was lots of inventory despite the sale so I was satisfied. Great first time visit to this location.

They had a market with additional outside local vendors so we wanted to check it out. I noticed I'd…read morebeen here before a while back on one of my last Gainesville visits. It's cool with the additional market. Lots of indie type vendors and a good space along with tables and chairs too for hanging out and eating. The Auk Market also has a bar in the back of it which is pretty cool and retro modern like. Here they have fun little vintage funky items and cool stuff for gifts or yourself. It's a cool spot and they do have markets often. So def check them out!

We walked in and the woman at the desk gave us a dirty look. I can't stand walking into a business…read morethat has an attitude as soon as you walk in the door. To be honest with you I thought this was an antique shop because that's how it showed up when I was looking for shops in the area. I'm not really sure what this shop is but my husband said it stunk so bad he had to leave. I don't usually give one stars, but I really could not give them any business because there wasn't even anything in there that I wanted to touch.

For me, there's just something special about a real book that you can hold in your hands. Turning…read morethe pages, feeling the weight of the book, and even that familiar smell of the paper is an experience that an e-reader can never replace. If I didn't have a hundred other things pulling me in different directions every day, I could honestly spend hours getting lost in a bookstore and reading all day long. Books-A-Million is one of those places that reminds me to slow down. It's easy to wander through the different sections, discover a title you never knew existed, or leave with a journal, puzzle, or thoughtful gift along with a new book. I love that bookstores like this still exist in a world that's insanely digital and unhealthy. Maybe one day, in my later years, life will slow down enough that I can spend entire afternoons curled up with a stack of books and nowhere else to be. Until then, I'll keep sneaking into bookstores every chance I get, because there's something about being surrounded by books that just feels like home.

Usually find what Ive come in looking for. The employees are pretty good at directing me to where…read morethe book is located. Only wish they had a couple other places to set. To I can figure out which of them I need.

This store is a nice addition to the area. It's right on University Ave directly across from the…read moreschool. Perfect location close to so many apartment complexes. It's your typical Five Below with a big selection of Gator gear. If you're looking for dorm decor or an inexpensive souvenir you found your spot. Mostly everything is $5 or less. A good selection of accessories, cards, balloons, cute little stuffed animals and more. There's a little something for everyone here.

This is my absolute favorite five below to go to, but it wasnt today. My fiance and I ran in really…read morequick because we had a crappy day and wanted to look around for a quick pick me up, we completely forgot its Sunday and it closes at 6 and a worker let us know. So we hurried up, found what we wanted, and checked out. We had paid separately so I was waiting by the door to wait for him and one of the workers looked at me with a fake smile and said "the door is locked" i looked at her confused and she said "i have to open it for you to leave" so i just kinda said "okay", my fiance was done so i moved out of her way so she could unlock the door, she unlocked it and opened it for us. my fiance said "have a great day" and she proceeded to yell "YOU TOO!! YOUUUUU TOO!" as she slammed the door shut and locked it behind us while giving us a nasty look. I know we showed up late, but as soon as we realized we hurried up and left. I think the lady with glasses who closed on the night of 02/19/24 needs corrective action concerning their behavior against customers, because this was definitely my worst experience here.

It has been a number of years since I had been in a Barnes and Noble, the last time being down in…read moreOcala (since the one in Gainesville had closed down many years before). Hearing that one had opened in Gainesville again, I thought that to be interesting, but not something that I really needed to go into deliberately... no, I could wait until I was in the area and didn't really have much else planned. Well, that time has finally come, and after a visit through Best Buy two doors down (where I didn't buy anything... I was just curious what technological gadgets exist these days) I walked into Barnes and Noble. Entering, it seemed to have the same sorts of things I have grown accustomed to in these stores over the years. Newly published and best sellers at the front, then stacks going towards the back that hold various subject matter. Coffee shop to the right, which was NOT Starbucks and therefore did not make the entire store reek of burnt coffee. I started walking through the store, when I realized that the layout is not all that great. Because of the height of the stacks and the way that they are labelled, it is pretty much impossible to know where different sections of material are located without walking through the entire store to find them. Sight lines are kind of ruined, so figuring out where romance novels or the kids section is will take a bit of exploring. However, this is not the problem I had with the store. I mean, I get that... you want people to walk through the store to some extent so that they see more of the store and what you have to offer. No... My biggest problem with the store is that once I found the section I wanted, the books were in no discernible order! Every other store I have ever been in (that wasn't a second hand store where books kind of just get grouped into a section) has the books ordered alphabetically by author, but here? Nope. Science fiction and fantasy started out with the A's, quickly ramped through the alphabet, then started again. Same happened with the Y/A section and children's section. It just... doesn't make sense. Looking for a very popular author in the SciFi/Fantasy section, there were none in stock. None. An author with more than eighty titles, including recent (in the past year) releases, and nothing in stock. There are other bookstores in town, ones that are closer for me, and I do not see myself going to this store anytime soon.

This B&N is a surely appreciated addition to Gainesville. I went in expecting a typical small…read morewatered down version of the bookstore but thankfully I think given the space they really maximized what they could do! It smells like books and has a warm but clean atmosphere. I was happy crossing the maze of bookshelves each corner I turned finding something interesting to read or hobby related item. There's a coffee shop inside that serves Starbucks and I feel like one could really spend hours here if they wanted to. The service was great and I found some things on sale even though the store just opened days ago.