At the time of my visit, the store clerks were busy reorganizing for holiday merchandise…read more I was aimlessly wondering around for items until someone asked if they could help. For me it didn't seem like what I was looking for was where'd I'd organize or set it up. I'm glad I got help, it made the rest of my shopping easier. Checkout was more simple.

Updating to say this store has gone wayyyyy downhill. Consistently rude and dismissive employees,…read moreit's always messy inside, they have terrible hours, and the prices have skyrocketed on almost everything. Still better than Dollar-Seventy-Five Tree but not by much!

This location consistently maintains a great selection of items with well-stocked, clean, and…read moreorganized shelves. The staff members are very friendly and always helpful if you need assistance finding something. While there was only one traditional manned register open during my visit, the small line moved at a reasonable pace. The self-checkout line was also brief and moved very quickly, making the overall experience smooth and efficient. The cost of items were a bit surprising. Many of the women's jeans were over $70 but they had many on clearance or on sale.

This Target location is fine. I found myself here after summer camp dropoff one day as my daughter…read morehad been hunting for those squishy dumplings. This Target (like another Target location in the metro) said that they had them in stock but they were nowhere to be found. When I asked an employee they said they were on the truck and that it's such a mess to unload the truck that it can take a day or a week to actually get to the new inventory. The other Target said the same thing. I feel like marking things as in stock when staff is unable to get to these items is unfair to the staff as it makes customers a bit disgruntled. I encountered a kid and his grandfather also hunting for these squishy toys and he was also disappointed. Hoping Target can fix this in the future.

Mass Street is full of shops & boutiques in which to stop and part with some of your hard-earned…read moremoney, and Wonder Fair is no different. Well, actually it is, because it's full of cool stuff. Think gift shop + art shop + boutique curio, and maybe that *starts* to describe the space. There are plenty of keepsakes, art supplies, and gift ideas that will run your tab up very quickly. It's all good stuff, mind you, but it's almost like they should have an "I'll take one of everything package". The front of the store is mostly boutique-ish and has a small up and downstairs. You can find gifts for just about anyone, and this is the kind of place where you can stuff stockings or get something unique for that special someone. If you need ideas, then ask one of the staff who are always willing to help. If you need specifics in the art department, then there is a station in the back to help you with various items such as paper types or other supplies. The unique nature of some of the items leads to perhaps some higher prices, but the value is spot on. You're finding gifts, not clipping coupons, so enjoy and shop a little. For everything that you think might be marked a little high, just remind yourself that you probably aren't going to find that in very many other places. And that's the fun of shopping: just browsing when you have the time and maybe the resources, looking at things that you didn't know you were going to find, and in this case, helping a great small business thrive.

This is my kids' favorite store when we visit Lawrence. Mainly to visit the shop cat Dave, but also…read morefor the fun craft options upstairs or sticker selections in the back of the store. They also have the haunted bathroom which is fun although I have to say I've never experienced it. If you need a new shop for unique gifts you should definitely check it out.

Ever feel like you weren't cool enough to be somewhere? Whether it's 1997 or 2023, I pretty much…read morefelt like I was swimming in hipster oil. I do love their clothes but really only shop their clearance rack. I essentially refuse to pay $79 for a pair of pants that really should only run around $48. I do like their perfume selection. Overall, it's one of those places that I drop in every few years to see if the staff smiles or not. Usually, not.

this was my first time ever shopping at urban outfitters. there was only one nice worker, the rest…read morewere very rude and made me feel afraid to shop there again. I went with my friends around 5 when they closed at 7, we felt very rushed and disrespected as customers. never coming back.

I placed a pick u order online at 7am. I needed it for the next day. it stated that they had them…read moreavailable. I did receive a confirmation email and was advised I would be notified when it was ready for pick up. I called at 4:35pm to see if it was ready and the clerk stated that I was cancelled due to them not having the merchandise! I advised I need it for tomorrow and I would not have ordered it if I knew they didn't have it! She kept repeating herself! They should not advertise for pick up if it's not available.

You know this kind of place. So do I, and yet I still walked in with a $25 gift card that was a…read morebirthday present and 30 minutes later walked out spending an additional $125 or so. Lots of enticingly marketed foods, housewares, outdoor furniture and general house items all designed to, er... make you buy them. It works for me. Decent store, no hovering sales staff which I appreciated and there's plenty of space to spread out. Out front, loads of parking in the lot of a retail outlet area that has kind of seen better days to be honest. And in case all that shopping works up an appetite there's an iHop across the lot calling your name. Nice place. Don't see myself going often but when in the mood to deck out the house with assorted items it's a decent choice in this city.

The cleanest Burlington I have ever been to and everyone is very nice…read more The selection is not as good, but what they do have is a clean store and I do not have to wait very long at the checkout most of the time.

Place is dirty, empty shelves and rude employees. They don't help at all because they're scared…read morethat people are going to steal from there. It's kc trash ruining these stores, no one else.

So, I went in to this store last night and just wanted to tell people of my experience here…read more First off, I went in at 9:57pm when they close at 10:00pm. They didn't seem frustrated or trying to get me to hurry up. Secondly, they were very helpful to to me when I had trouble finding what I was looking for. And third, it was pouring rain! The woman there, her name was Katy, literally ran outside with me while I'm holding all of my items with an umbrella. She walked me to my car trying her best to kee me dry! I've been to dollar general so many times, but this service was amazing!

I have mixed feelings about this store. The times I've taken clothes, etc.,for resell are very…read moreinconsistent. I have brought in 4-6 things in and made a a fair amount of cash and another time with 3 bag loads and given lunch money. Staff is very immature, can be downright rude and tacky and another time be respectful and courteous. But the one thing that just really ticks me off is the fact that they want your clothes to be clean, in good condition and folded but if you're left with anything they won't take, they wad the item up and are in a heap in the bag like they mean for it to look like a trash bag! I prepare all my things for observation with care and its so disrespectful. I'm not saying only once, its everytime. Second hand store or not, they could show a bit more class.

Yesterday was my first time at Arizona Trading Company, and honestly? I had no idea what I was…read morewalking into. I rolled in with over a dozen pair of jeans--including two never-worn, high-end designer divas that had been haunting the "maybe someday" section of my closet. You know the ones: too expensive to wear, too guilty to toss. At this point, they were basically emotional support denim. Fifteen minutes later, I walked out with cold hard cash. Real, actual Andrew Jacksons. No paperwork. No judgment. No shady consignment vibes. Just: "Thanks, here's your money." Boom. Done. Easiest hustle I've ever pulled. They even offered me 10% more in store credit--and yeah, I considered it. There were some fire pieces that almost had me breaking my own rules. But let's be real: my closet is already a crime scene. The mission was purge, not relapse. Bottom line? If your closet's bursting with regrets and "what was I thinking" buys, ATC is your no-BS exit strategy. Cool staff, smooth process, no pressure. I'll be back--after I survive round two of the great denim exorcism.