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    Martti was the worst cashier. threw things in my face and said i looked like a little kid. not professional at all

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    Five Below

    Five Below

    3.3
    (4 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    One of my top spots for when my children are invited to a birthday and we need a cool unique gift…read morethat works on a budget. A little confused by other review of empty shelves. id guess they were changing out a holiday/seasonal area. as thats the only place ive ever seen empty periodically when holidays change. Fun place to find unique funny or off the wall T-shirts for 5 bucks a piece. Something for everyone. They have unique candy upfront too.

    Since I frequent the JCPenney next door, I was aware that this location was here. However, I only…read morediscovered the weekend before my visit that Five Below was a discount store and not a kids clothing store, lol. Since we were in the shopping center running errands, we decided to stop by and get a couple of things we had been considering for stuff around the house. Upon walking in, the layout was pretty similar. To your left was party supplies, then greeting card, then technology items with games in the back corner. On the right is a majority of your fitness items, clothing and the back right corner is home decor and organization cubes. However, this location seemed quite a bit messier than the shiny location I had visited in Denton a week prior. Their seasonal display was completely empty, just a strange empty spot in the midst of all the clutter. Since we had visited on the same day of the week and roughly at the same time (Saturday at lunch time) as we had the other location, I'm taking a guess that this location is short staffed. I only saw one employee and she was working the register, which is 2 less than what I had seen in Denton. The employee was very friendly and quite cheerful for working by herself. I have no complaints on the service we received at all. I just hope they get her some help, because there were a lot of customers in the store at the time. As a store, this is still a neat concept. I'm always complaining to my husband about dollar stores that shouldn't be allowed to have the word 'dollar' in their name because most of the store is way more than that, lol. This on the other hand, lives up to its name with everything truly being $5 or less. I really like that this is the only discount chain, that I am aware of, that has fitness items. Yoga mats, balance boards, hand weights and many of the apparel and accessories that go with it. That's neat and it's a cheap way to try out a new activity without dropping a lot of cash in case you hate it. They even have skateboards there! Both times I've gone into a location, I've badly wanted to buy the squares to build your own fitness floor. I have no idea why, I wouldn't use it, but I want it, lol. I see this chain as a healthy mix of a place to get last minute items you forgot about (phone chargers, birthday cards, Tupperware, games to keep the kids busy) and a place that gives you ideas on things you didn't realize you needed (lots of storage options, home decor, nifty gadgets like lights for dark corners, a variety of travel accessories). In the ranks of the chain, this location is A-OK and it's worth checking out!

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    Michaels

    Michaels

    4.0
    (5 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    Nice people working there. Unfortunately, there are not many embroidery or craft kits for adults…read more They are leaning pretty heavily into decor. Don't get me wrong, I love that stuff! I did pick up some silk flowers that were lovely. Im just more interested in crafting than the decor stuff, and they are supposed to be a crafting store. Maybe use JoAnn's as a cautionary tale.

    Well before this Michaels opened its doors people around here were giddy with excitement over its…read morearrival. So much so, in fact, that you would have thought that there wasn't another store of its kind anywhere nearby. The poor folks at Hobby Lobby up the street were probably thinking "What are we, chopped liver??" When it did finally open it became apparent why everyone was so eager to shop here. This big, bright new store has everything arts and crafts related that you could want and then some. I won't pretend that I'm creative enough to know what to do with most of the stuff but it's nice to know that it's available should I suddenly feel inspired to take on some kind of craft project. This may be an unpopular opinion, but I actually like self checkouts - as long as they work of course (I'm looking at you Kroger!) And they have plenty here, making it faster and easier to get out the door and get started on your latest venture. If that's not your thing though, I believe there's still at least one human operated register available at all times. Michaels also has a reward program that is worth signing up for if you do a lot of crafting. Even if you don't, it still doesn't hurt to accrue some points that may lead to a discount one day.

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    Target

    Target

    3.2
    (56 reviews)
    0.5 mi
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    Target December 7, 2025…read more (5/5) Visited Target and had an excellent experience. The store was clean, well-organized, and easy to move through. Everything was well-stocked, and the layout made shopping simple and stress-free. Staff were friendly and attentive, making the trip even more enjoyable. Checkout was efficient, and the overall atmosphere of the store was welcoming and positive. A great shopping experience from start to finish. They have a great selection of items at a fantastic value.

    I had a target gift card to spend so obviously I figured "why not look for that thing I need at…read moretarget? I mean, I'm right here!" So I opened the app and searched for the folding table I was looking for. They had a few options. So, I walked into the store, with the exact shelf location of said item indicated in the mobile app. That's handy. I saw the options available to me, I touched and felt the items, and thought "yeah, this is perfect. I'll get it." THEN I looked at the price on the shelf. $39. - wait - that's $10 more than the app says it is. ...aaah! The item is $10 if you buy "online" (or with the app) So, here I am, holding the desired item in my hands, but with the opportunity to save 25% if I buy "online". Ok. I'll buy on the app and do store pickup. Annoying but that's $10 I can spend on AI tokens or lottery tickets (whichever my AI agent instructs me to do) So I order and pay for the item. Now I have to wait. And wait. And wait. Why oh why oh why can't I just take the item in my hands and pay the same price in the store as buying "online"? It's cheaper to take this same item, have a store associate look for it, stick it in the pickup storage, send me a text, and have me either come to the pickup line or wait in my car for this item right here in my hands?? What the hell kind of logic is that? I sat in the parking lot for almost 2 hours waiting to see how this would go. When I finally got the notification that it was ready, I went back into the store, interrupting my epic streak on my "Pawdoku" game to go to the pickup counter. The pickup counter? The customer service desk. Yep. Get in line buddy, behind all those people at the customer service desk. Another 15 minute wait. What a joke. Corporations beware: THIS is what happens when that CEO sets goals like "we want to shift 40% of our sales to our digital channels" or some dumb crap like that. The customer's actual experience that looks oh-so-good on paper and oh-so-good on the executive dashboard, goes right into the toilet and what do people remember? The product? The prices? No. The EXPERIENCE. Stop doing dumb stuff, Target. Think about customers and their actual experience, and stop having different prices for the exact same product that's sitting on the shelf as a "lure" to make those digital engagement numbers look good. You suck. ALERT TO UX people at Target!! - print this review out and do a customer journey map, starting with "customer touches and feels the item and decides they want to buy it for the price they saw on the app that led them into the store". And don't inject crap like "with increased customer dwell, they're more likely to buy convenience items and coffee" - NO. The customer is annoyed. Write that down. The customer doesn't want your coffee or your convenience items. He needs a god-damned folding table and to spend his gift card. Write that down too. There's a reason I only shop here when I'm holding a gift card. Awful. Anyways, I have a folding table now and lost several hours of my life and a badass "Pawdoku" streak.

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