The DG store is great. Helpful staff and easy access . I go there quite often . We went to this…read moreone looking for so craft items for the Grandkids. My wife found most everything she needed

Should you ever need boxes do not come to this location or I was informed that they receive profit…read morefrom maintaining their boxes. The location is often time cluttered the staff is very courteous and helpful. Located in the carriage Square shopping center near other businesses and down the street from UNT. The prices are what one would typically expect from a general Dollar General Store. They do have a restroom available to customers upon request because axis would warrant the key.

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.

The apple headphones are awful & they went up to 8.66 It used to be $6 . The headphones break in…read moreone day .

I went to Walmart. And when checking out the old lady accused me of stealing. Like why would I…read moresteal food when I have ebt that pays for all my groceries. Then she accused of of trying to murder Ny 7 month old because I was placing a bag in the cart where he was in his car seat. It wasn't even touching him at all. A younger guy went through every single item. Didn't find anything I didn't scan. Of course.. because I DID scan it all. I got mad and she told me to "calm the fuck down". Like?? How are employees allowed to talk like that to people? She wouldn't let me get a word in. My son was crying because they took forever. And Told her to just cancel it all. And she said she would have to call the police if I did that.

For the frag hunters, this is a good location. I have found good Middle Eastern fragrances and…read moredesigner body mists and perfume oils at good discounts. It is hit or miss on selection but it's the hunting that makes it fun. This location is organized better than most. I usually go during the week and their check out lines move quickly. So if you're hunting for the next great fragrance, this is a location to check out.

I have have great luck at this location for beauty products for hair and nails. If you want to try…read moreproducts that are expensive, this is the place to buy them at lower cost. The challenge is you never know when the best time is to go. It is less crowded when they first open. The beauty section really needs to be expended. There is no reasonable way for more than 1 person to look at hair products. Many times I throw a ton of things in my cart then walk to another section to look at what is in my cart to decide what I want or don't want. So essentially the store creates chaos and work cause I am not walking back over to the hair products to put things back. It is just too congested in that area. Also a great place for hand soaps when you want something a little fancy the guest bath.

I went shopping at 10am Christmas Eve morning and the staff were all in good spirits! I found these…read morepurses for my nieces, I swear by this store.

the majority of the clothing specifically the mens is all polyester. the variety is not greatread more

This use to be a super great deal/fun place with CRAZY deals. I've gotten some amazing deals like a…read more$250 cordless vacuum, $70 supplements, toys, even expensive cervical pillows when they first opened, but now it's mainly junk. It's turned into a tacky furniture store & plastic shoe store blaring loud mariachi music! When it first opened it was exciting to see so many bins with $8 items on Fridays (& .50 on Wed). Now it's half the number of bins ($10 on Fridays & $1. On Wed's - double the price). If you're looking to decorate a Persian palace or buy ugly shoes this is the place for you.

If you are looking to save some money and find some awesome deals, this is the place. There are…read moresome rules to follow when you are there, such as no opening boxes at the tables, but there is an open box table in the corner to check out all the items. I've come on multiple days and walked away with $100s of dollars in saving from previously return and new items. You have to be patient sifting through the bins. I recommend grabbing a cart and loading up and checking all the items at the open box table before you check out!

The salesperson was very rude, I was there with my friend who bought a pair of shoes to walk out in…read morethe rain with and when I asked for a bag to put her old shoes in, the woman looked at me like I had three heads. Which my friend should have been entitled to a bag because she was buying new shoes. Doesn't matter that you put them on her feet. She still should be entitled to that bag and it's only good customer service. A bag cost a fraction of a fraction cent, I also thought it was very low brow that the bathrooms had a combination lock to get into them and you had to get a key or a combination in order to use the restroom.

Every shopping trip here is basically a treasure hunt. The very nature of this type of store lends…read moreitself to low prices but an inconsistent selection. The specificity of the item you are seeking is always inversely proportional to the odds of actually finding it. But, i think that's the reason it is all the more rewarding if/when you do manage to get what you want. Racks and shelves are in a perpetual state of disarray. In the home furnishings area in particular there are a lot of items strewn about, some damaged and others with open packaging. No doubt this is the result of the constant throng of shoppers sifting through merchandise. Needless to say, it's a busy store. However, the checkout line moves surprisingly fast, especially compared to other stores with the same configuration (I'm looking at you Homegoods!) Overall I'd say it's worth shopping here if you have the time, energy and dedication to scoring some great deals. Otherwise, it's easier to just go to Target or Walmart.

If you're a real crafter or just play one on TV(!), Hobby Lobby has you covered. They sell…read morepractically anything you could ever want or need for the purposes of creating, decorating, and gifting. Whenever I go, there's a good chance I'll find exactly what I'm looking for and an even better chance of serendipitously stumbling upon something that I didn't know I needed. They have a wide selection of seasonal merchandise throughout the year with the holidays being their specialty. Be sure to shop extra early for Christmas decor. Zealous shoppers will have the place ravaged and cleaned out well before the "Happy Fall Y'all" signs have hit other stores' shelves. The Lewisville location is not as well kept as some of the other ones in the area. Plus, the lines are consistently long and slow moving to reach gruff employees at the registers. Evidently, that doesn't deter customers since they have outlived Joann's across the parking lot and continue to thrive with a Michael's a couple doors down. More impressively, they've managed to do it despite the fact that they're closed on Sundays. As a mecca for all things arts and crafts related, they take full advantage by charging top dollar for their goods. Therefore, it's not economical to shop outside of sales and/or without coupons.

I've been going to this location for about 5 years now and they have been so sweet, friendly,…read morehelpful. There was a time I brought in my son and he got upset and one of the managers cheered him up and gave him a sticker. This location is clean, they keep on top of their products and the staff is kind. This is probably one of my favorite locations in the area.