This is a new location that was built within the last 6 months. St. Clair is a little town off…read moreI44, so a new grocery store is a big deal! It might be one of the smallest Save A Lot's you have every visited, but it has all the essentials you need. The building sits right on the corner of the 2nd or 3rd busiest intersections of St. Clair, but it's easy to miss the entrance if you are not paying attention. As you can guess, we missed it and turned around but you cant turn in from the other direction. As we made another uturn to go back again we realized the additional entrance on the East side of the building. There isn't alot, OK any other options anymore in St. Clair. It was a nice addition to the community.

Basics for low prices. I bought eggs, cheese, Little Debbie Fudge Brownies, and Rotisserie Chicken…read moresliced for sandwiches. Total $13.14

Cute vintage shop located in the heart of Washington, MO. Selling mostly housewares and furniture…read more It's bright, clean and easy to navigate. They also have an upstairs area that's brightly lit and organized. Some of the items I saw include: dressers, wooden chairs, tables, lamps, high chair, salt and pepper shakers, hats, jewelry, vinyl records, quilts, tea pots, and plates. Closed Sun - Mon, Open 10a - 5p other days. .|\---/| | o_o | .\_^_/..2022

I just got done working out at Club Fitness, which is directly across the street. Good timing ,…read morebecause the Pedometer I purchased their a couple weeks ago broke during my workout. I was ready to purchase another one, and I shoed Krystal the one that broke. She immediately said that t she could get credit for this if we take out the new one and replace it with the broken one. I was not expecting that , but she shoed that she cared and gave me extraordinary service. Krystal is definitely a keeper. Great Job DEALS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This place is awesome! On my last visit, I bought Chinese-style purple and orange lanterns for my…read morebackyard that have battery-operated candles in them FOR $1 EACH! The candles alone sell at Wal-Mart for about $2-3 each. I also got candy, gift bags (always a good buy here), and stationary. If you're a teacher, you can find a lot of classroom accessories too. They even sell food! And even though it's a Deals and not a $1 Store, most of the stuff is only $1 anyway. Come check it out!

This store has a bit of something for all. From household decorations, to crafts to party…read moreessentials, you can find it all here. And a lot of it is priced very reasonably! My only complaint is that there was only one checkout line while I was at the store and it was quite long. They seemed understaffed. However, if you have some time to spend and are looking for something to spruce up your house or lifestyle, definitely check it out.

Carla the cashier has the worst personality. Everything from the customer prior to me was rang in…read moreand bagged. When I put my things up on the counter she stayed rudely I will be with you in a minute. I said oh can I not put my things on the counter (where no items were left) and she said no I need the small landscape clear so I don't make a mistake. Experienced her about 5 weeks ago and others were complaining about her and she had comments about them complaining. Please get rid of her.

This store is from a time when businesses were owned and operated by local people in your…read morecommunity, your friends and neighbors. It has that old time drug store feel, not a big mega store chain. If you like local you'll like coming here.

I had no idea Big Lots was still a thing. My hometown Big Lots closed years ago…read more I went in to pass the time and I bought a handful of things, including a t-shirt that I wore on a Disney vacation, a large jar of JIF natural peanut butter, and... what else? Maybe a hair brush. I ought to stay out of the furniture section. I see too many ways to change the look of my home at low cost.

I mostly go to Big Lots for the occasion snack run. Usually they carry some interesting varieties…read moreof candy that aren't available elsewhere. The best things I got today were a Biscoff Dark Chocolate Cookie Butter Candy Bar and Dots in a bag. I was looking for Wacky Wafers but they were either out of them or don't carry them anymore. My one complaint is only one checker. At some point another person came over to help but we all stood there way too long for small purchases. I'm sure I'll be back one day.

For a town like Washington it's amazing that there is a Target and a Walmart in a nearby radius…read more While traveling around the country some people only wish that they had the option of both. This Target is easy to navigate and find what you're looking for. The decor could use a touch up and renovation. It's clearly been neglected for at least 20 years, but the store remains clean and the Target associates are always friendly and helpful when you need assistance.

This target has always been great, but Jen makes it better! She sat and taught me how to completely…read moreoperate and optimize the target circle app! Thank you much Jen! Target give this woman a raise she's amazing, you need like 50 of her!

If you desire to be viciously discriminated by employees for a disability, then "Ace is the place!"…read morefor you to experience such a disgusting show of human apathy and disrepect. Being treated as less than human by the staff there, because of my disability is infuriating. I have a service dog. She has been by my side 24/7 for more than 10 consecutive years. I know the rules. I am to be prepared to clean up any messes that she may ever make. That is the law. I have a medical bag, which contains medications along with support materials for my service dog, including things like a water bottle, collapsible water bowl, paper towels, hand sanitizer, poo bags, etc. Being stripped of my bag by staff, even after explaining that this is an ADA bag, is enough to make my blood boil. The bag is even labeled properly. Nobody asks to have a disability. The ADA laws exist to protect people from this kind of treatment. As a side note, all winnings in court are tax free, and it takes 3 people filing the same thing against the same entity to form a "class action lawsuit." The staff at Ace Hardware clearly fit the description of their pay far exceeding their tooth count. I seriously hope they go out of business. By the time they are treating me this way, they have done it to countless others, and will continue to do such until they are FORCED to stop, by court, by cops, or by someone who's probably had enough of being treated this way and snaps, making their own Dateline News segment. I do not recommend ever shopping here. Please: Do not support a business that viciously discriminates against people who have disabilities. You should be horribly ashamed of yourself for the way you treat members of the community. One day, karma may possibly make you disabled, and you will be forced to face the horrors of being treated the way you treated me.

You don't see this kind of customer service too many places. Thanks for the gift wrapping. The…read morecashier took the time to find a gift box and beautifully wrapped my purchase. They have a great selection of everything. Gifts, toys, fabric, holiday.