This discount store has a variety of items sourced from other stores that were damaged,…read morediscontinued, had their packaging hurt, etc. most tags show their original pricing next to the discount sticker and whether you consider it a deal will depend. In some cases it was an easy comparison and in others you could find it in the original store on sale and have no risk with it being damaged. The shelves were a bit messy and made it harder for me to easily identify items without shuffling around the packages to read more about them. Anything considered furniture was in a box and required assembly. Service was friendly. I witnessed the associates helping customers find things or answer questions and we checked out quickly once ready. In a shopping center and not easily seen from the road. Large parking lot. Decent enough to roam when you're in the area.

Service is great and they always are getting new products with really good prices. They have a big…read moreselection of tents ranging from small to extremely large. Big selection of kitchen equipment and usually always have a few powered cat litter boxes. Cellphone accessories!

Nothing negative about the store & shopping experience itself, but the bathrooms were horrendous…read more It was the dirtiest, most unsanitary restroom i'd ever been in. worse than bars, gas stations, etc. it looked like something out of a horror movie. almost all the toilets were stopped up with feces & urine. the toilet paper dispensers were hanging off the stalls so the rolls were just on the floor. the toilets were filthy. it was shocking. i know you don't go to Ollie's for a luxury restroom experience, but cleaning it up would be necessary.

Maleque is one of the best workers I have gotten to experience. He was so kind and friendly. I also…read morelove Ollie's they have a great selection and the cost is amazing!

Dollar Tree is the best place to shop right now due to the high cost of hobby supplies. Wreaths are…read moretop of my hobby list during the holidays, this store did not disappoint, was able to find a plethora is supplies. Checkout was fast, courteous, & easy.

Lots to look at here today, including Valentines and St Patrick's items. The aisles were fairly…read morefull and organized which made shopping here enjoyable. Found myself impressed with the food options at Dollar Tree. You could purchase a lot of basics plus treats, and they have a freezer section as well. Friendly check out service. Plenty of parking. Prices are now $1.25 each item.

This TJ Maxx is hit or miss for me; ironically, it's always super busy with long lines so…read moreapparently I am missing all the deals! Did see a great selection of accent furniture today!

Always fun to see what's new! Whether it's for your home, grandkids or yourself you will be…read moreputting something in your cart! Just found a great UGG throw for the winter!

If you are as obsessed as I am with Halloween, or on the hunt for this year's must have TJX/HG…read moredecor, you'll want to scout out this location. It's not the biggest in the Kentuckiana area, but it has the LARGEST Halloween decor variety that I've seen this year and the most well organized. They have grouped themes together very well. And by the way, if you find a spider web fan candelabra, lmk! I've only seen one this year and it was missing a candle cup. This store is also very accessible with ample parking, a ramp, and automatic doors. Not sure if we were there at shift change or what, but it was confusing that there 5 team members at the front for awhile and only 1 of them was ringing up the growing line of customers. When they got a second register open, things definitely started moving again and they were helpful and nice when it was my turn. Like I said, there might be a reason we don't know of, but other customers commented on it to me and I agree it was confusing, hence the 4/5.

As somebody who is an avid HomeGoods, TJ Maxx, Marshalls shopper and even owns a credit card with…read morethem, I will be canceling it immediately! The young brunette girl at the front was absolutely rude and down right nasty. She was disrespectful and as someone who has worked customer service for many years I would NEVER talk to a customer yet alone an adult the way she did. She represents your business and wanted to argue with me! Just admit that you were wrong and apologize for any inconvenience but you just HAD to be right. I will NEVER shop at this location ever again.

This store continues to be undermanned when it comes to employees that can check you out. It is not…read moreunusual to stand in line for quite a long time waiting to get checked out.

I love this Dollar Tree! It has been opened almost a year now in an old Walgreens location. Some…read moreremodeling was done but it didn't need much. The new store is large, clean, well stocked, etc... I cannot say enough good things about it! My favorite things to buy here are large bags of buttered popcorn (don't know the brand but it's better than other bagged popcorn I have bought at a grocery store), frozen cheeseburgers (my son loves these), gift bags, and seasonal items. Some items are better than others but it's all $1.00! I do prefer this location over others also. Perhaps because it is newer and not as busy as others. Well done Dollar Tree! Don't ever close!

I recently visited this new boutique. It's very close to Target in Springhurst…read more Pros: It's great to have another shopping option in this area of town, particularly if you are looking for a nice dress or top. They have a nice selection of clothing, accessories, and home decor. Lots of different colors of clothing to choose from. Cons: A little too pricey in my opinion. For example, many of their dresses were over $120. I have found similar styles for cheaper at other boutiques close by (Apricot Lane and Darling State of Mind for example). None of the clothing or jewelry options 'wowed' me enough to pay what they are charging. In my opinion, there werent a lot of clothing options for women who arent super thin. Maybe they have more options for different body types, but I didnt see personally see any. I am average size and I didnt see too many items that would probably fit me.

I'm a huge fan of this boutique. The owner and staff are super helpful and knowledgeable. This is a…read morego to place if I need something ( vacation, party, detby, etc.) they offer suggestions if you want and have clothing at many price points. I'm also a fan of their KY home gifts. I get in and out, everything wrapped nicely. Mission accomplished! The location is convenient too.

Because I like other nearby stores, this Target is another one we visit regularly. It is popular!…read morePlease be careful in the parking lot and hold your small kids close. Returns are immediately to your left upon entering and have been fast and easy for us. They also have a small cafe with seating and a Starbucks in case you need to fuel up before shopping. We left with an Icee today and it made me so happy! Always well stocked and easy to maneuver. Download the Target app and shop at the store with it. I find digital coupons and at times, better pricing that can be matched. Plenty of cashiers and self service kiosks.

Target is Target is Target…read more For the most part Target is copy/paste no matter where you go. That being said, of the 3 that we visit regularly, this has got to be the busiest. Granted, it's in an enormous retail megalopolis so foot traffic is going to make that happen. On a recent Saturday we were in the area doing some other shopping and Target was our destination. To be honest, after having been to 5 or 6 other retail outlets Jim was about wiped out. Into Target we went anyway. My sole complaint about this location is the parking/entry situation. The store is basically on the corner and right by the entrance from the street into what I'm suddenly going to call the Parking Village, so it can be a challenge for both the driver and for pedestrians. Keep your eyes open, people, and stay off your phone when you're driving in this area. For being inside the Christmas shopping season (Let's face it, it starts November 1 any more) the store, while busy, wasn't crowded. After stops at a few departments for some Targeted (see what I did there?) items (Brand New ABBA CD? Yes, please, and thank you!) we decided to browse a bit. I was glad that Christmas wasn't out in full force. It had a presence, but we weren't in full-hype Christmas mode. Thanks for not rushing it. Most of the shelves were well stocked and there was no clutter of pallets in any of the aisles (like some other retail establishments.) Paper products could have been replenished but for the most part things were in great shape. This is one of the few retail places I've been to recently where I didn't have to send out a search party for someone to give me assistance locating something. I looked around a corner and there was a young lady there who knew exactly where the self-sealing stem bolts were located. I'm still on the fence about the updated snack bar/Starbucks arrangement in some Target locations. I mean, it's cool and much more self-sufficient, but at the same time I was pretty used to the way things used to be. But we move forward, not backward. Thanks for tuning in. I appreciate your patronage.

Amazing how easy to checkout. Friendly people greeting Ms Anna…read more Personal coupons mailed of specific item I buy on a regular basis. Plenty of parking Clean facilities.

meijer, Meijer, MEIJER…read more I love you, Meijer, but there are times when I despise you. My history with Meijer goes back well over 30 years, having grown up in Michigan.  Before Walmart had 24 hour stores, there was Meijer, who opened 24 hours long before Walmart ever started. And then I worked for Create-A-Card (if you remember them), which had personalized card printing in, literally, every single Meijer location.  At the time I worked for Create-A-Card there were less than 50 stores.  Meijer and I go a LONG way back. So as far as big-box, full-retail stores go, it's always my go-to.   Groceries?  Check Sweat pants? Check Aquarium filters?  Check Windshield solvent?  Check Sharpies?  Check Self-Sealing Stem Bolts? Check ..and the list goes on. The staff at Meijer is usually very helpful (if a bit hard to find), and there's never a team member sitting around doing nothing.  People who work at Meijer usually have a great work ethic and I don't know that I've ever felt like I was bothering anyone when I would ask them where I could find self-sealing stem bolts. Likewise the store is usually pretty clean.  Not like Walmart, where it usually feels like you're walking into a friend's house, but that friend has 6 or 7 kids under the age of 7 and none of them cleans up after themselves or puts their toys away.  They often tend to keep the produce area pretty tidy, which is a challenge because of...produce. This location does a great job of keeping shelves stocked and tidy. They also don't clutter the aisles with pallets very often. I have one complaint.  One, single complaint about Meijer, and that is checking out.   As much as they would rather you use manual checkout, some people (like myself) would rather eschew the impersonal and actually have an interaction with a live human being. I hate and I loathe and I despise self checkout.   It's impersonal. The amount of time between "beep" and "place the item in the bagging area" is just about the shortest measure amount of time In The World. Produce is such a pain in the ass to scan at the self checkout Self checkout talks AT you, not with you. The Absolut worst thing you can try to check out with is alcohol. (see what I did there?) In general, I hate self checkout. As a result, I prefer checking out with a p-e-r-s-o-n, which leads me to my complaint (my self-checkout diatribe wasn't a complaint, it was more of a rant):  Meijer is *terrible* at opening up additional checkout lanes.  I mean, 4 to 6 people waiting in 4 or more checkout lanes, carts 2/3 full or more, and they don't open additional registers.  They'd rather have people wait in line for 15 or more minutes to check out than they would call up additional staff to get people cashed out. This, to me, is Meijer's biggest failure...and it honestly didn't start until self checkout got big.  We used to shop at Meijer every Sunday and would always go to the same cashier because your build up a rapport with them and it makes the process a little nicer than listening to a machine yell at you because it took 2.387 milliseconds too long to put that frozen burrito in the bagging area.

Of the two Costcos in Louisville, this one is certainly the nicest of the two. The service is…read moresometimes hit or miss, but normally that's always because of the customer volume. The selections at this Costco are 5star. They seem to always have the higher quality meats and fish selections. Costco remains the industry leader in value for warehouse memberships. The quality alone for most everything they offer is what keeps me coming back for 20 years. Top value, great selection, it's all there.

Costco pizza is DELICIOUS -- and the fact that it's only $10 makes it even better! Honestly, you…read morecan't beat the value for the size and taste. Each pizza is huge, loaded with toppings, and baked just right with that golden, cheesy goodness on top. It's the kind of pizza that can feed a crowd without breaking the bank. What I love most is the convenience. After doing a big Costco run, grabbing a pizza on the way out is the easiest dinner solution. No prep, no dishes, no hassle--just open the box and let everyone dig in. It's always hot, fresh, and hits the spot whether you go with the classic cheese, pepperoni, or combo. It's also a lifesaver for families or anyone hosting. For $10, you get a massive pizza that actually tastes great--definitely not your average "cheap" pizza. The crust has a nice chew, the sauce is flavorful, and they're generous with the toppings. Perfect for dinner after shopping, for parties, or even just when you don't feel like cooking--Costco pizza is a win every time. Delicious, easy, and cheap. What more could you ask for?