This has been my go-to Dollar Tree lately because they stay open until 10-10:30pm on a Sunday…read morenight. They keep their shelves stocked and the employees are right in step with helping to assisting you with finding an item or checking you out. Please take into account that the Dollar Store has gone up a bit so most staples can range between $1.25-$1.75 which is still cool with me as long as I can grab what I need at an affordable price compared to the grocery store and get out. The selection is very good and they keep the store neat. Also, this is one of the few Dollar Stores that sells the Sunday Post Dispatch paper. Also, I have not experienced long lines at this location.

This Dollar Tree is mid-size and carries a lot of inventory. Most of the items are $1.25, with the…read moreexception of the dollar plus section where items are $3 or $5. Sunglasses are $1.50. This location had items I have not seen at other DTs, like colored extension cords and T-rex tape cutter. When the lines got long, they had 2 cashiers working that shortened the wait time at checkout. They are located in a strip mall near other stores like Marshalls and TJMaxx. .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2024

If a Marshall's and a thrift store married, Gabe's might be their offspring. All merchandise is new…read morehere but it's haphazardly organized with sometimes very limited availability of sizes, styles, or quantities. Gabe's is massive with a slight warehouse feel. When I walked in, the far corner seemed a shuttle ride away. Patience is necessary at Gabe's. For example, despite row after row after row of shelves of mens shoes I never found a pair in my size where they were supposed to be. Different sizes were all over the place. Also, some styles I liked I couldn't find in my size. Still, there were some impressive premium brand names like The North Face and Red Wing. They sat alongside shoes made of all synthetic materials and clearly intended for "value price" retailers. The mens clothing section provided a similar experience. Racks were so jam-packed with items it was difficult to browse them. A quick circuit of the store disclosed household, pet, and pantry items; toys; foods and pantry stuff, kitchen wares; garden products; and other things that seemed to be clearance, close-out, or overstock inventory. I'll be back to see what treasures I missed.

A friend told me about Gabe's; she said it was like Tj Maxx but bigger and with a better selection…read more Earlier this week, I had no plans, so I decided to check her out. The junior's section seemed the most promising and organized. There were a handful of nicer brands: Aeropostale, American Eagle, and Nike. That being said, there was also a lot of polyester as well. The prices were good (maybe not for the Ariat boots or Nike) for most items. The linens consisted of some known (to me) brands and there was a good variety of cute sheets, comforters, and bathroom necessities. This is the spot for inexpensive king and queen-sized bedding!! Long story short: if you've got time to kill, you could like find a few things. If not, you may have a few laughs. Either way, it's a fun stop.

Target always have ac great selection of what I need and some. Fully stocked with anything you…read moreneed and they have great deals at times. Returns are easy and seamless. The drive up pick up service is just as great. Staff is always friendly

Just went to there Starbucks and ordered a mocha cookie crumbl frappe, and a iced coffee and my…read morefrappe was not even blended and the iced coffee not what I ordered

Great deals available! Not sure what took me so long to visit! Went in to window shop (I…read more failed at doing so). Everything at a discounted price. Good place to find nick nacks. They have anything from books, food, to carpets & appliances. Only received customer service at checkout. Will definitely be back.

Great buys on some household items such as washing powder, bleach, etc…read more The last time I stopped by it was in great need of organization. Many items were on the floor.

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.

I was completely lost in there! Looking for a belt to match my shoes for a wedding! Then boom!…read moreAlma's Intuition struck and she knew I was in trouble without me saying anything. She told me where the belts were but didn't stop there. I told her I couldn't find one and she popped into a storage area and helped me look through a giant box of belts until we found the perfect one! What a great experience it was. Thank you Alma from the bottom of my heart! The world is still good!

I am usually in the know about a good deal, but I've been out of loop on this one. A colleague put…read moreme on to this spot and it will be on my go-to list. Pro tip: wear comfortable shoes. You're going to be in here for a while browsing and hunting through the racks. Second pro tip: they are closed on Mondays and store hours are from 12-7, 6 on Sundays. I recommend grabbing a roller basket, because you're going to need it. This place is very well laid out and organized. The items are organized by type and size. They offer ladies, men's, and kids. There is also a considerably large plus size selection. Especially formal and casual dresses. This includes several brand names and store brands as well. There is a massive shoe department. They also offer a smaller selection of accessories including purses and handbags. Prices were incredibly reasonable anywhere from 20-50% off or more of the regular price. They offer a dressing room and you're allowed to take in up to 7 pieces at a time. The team members running the dressing room are were very friendly and helpful. I came away with a very nice haul.

New location for me. Clearance sales, Everywhere!!!! Spacious, well lit. Shoes, clothes,…read moremattresses, bath towels. Sunglasses, jewelry etc. Staff friendly and checkout speedy. Coupons available online .

I booked an online photo session for a head shot. I didn't expect much being JCPenney. Yet,…read moreJCPenney's managed to make it a horrible experience. I already have anxiety getting my pics taken. I got less than expected and overcharged. The person running the counter at the photo desk was not rude but looks like she hated her job. I understand. However, JCPenney's chooses to keep someone in the photo department who obviously doesn't care about her job or the product she produces. Again, I get it it's not the most glamorous job. Yet, people still come to work they are being paid for and at least try. I contacted someone at JCPenney and they offered a reshoot. All I really wanted was for the pics to be retouched without any further costs. Why? Because when booked the appointment I was told they would prompt me so they could get the best photo. She told me to turn my head twice so she could get two pics done quickly. When I looked at the finished product in a dark area of the shop they looked ok. However when I was able to see them on my phone I noticed somethings that could have been fixed if she just took a minute or two to do her job. I spent money to get makeup done and didn't have anymore time to spare for better pics (I needed them for a specific reason...time constraints.) I will also mention that outfit changes are advertised however the only privacy I was offered was blocking an open door with an advertising sign. No actual door to provide privacy. She helped me get the "door" in place once. I had to move the door each time I dressed. I contacted JCPenney about getting a refund for the pics or at least to fix them. They offered a photo reshoot. Why? I doubt the only employee on duty found a will to care in less than a week. I would have had to pay for someone to do my makeup again. This is why JCPenney's looks like a ghost town. You won't even fix your mistakes or offer a refund for bad customer service. I didn't expect to lose money and be embarrassed. Thanks for nothing.

The retail store was impressive…read more Having a live pianist at the piano... we found delightful! The toys and collectibles on display for Christmas presents was very whimsical and creative. The salespeople were professional. The only problem would be the price, but this store was nice to visit.

First time going to a Von Maur and the thing that stuck out to me the most was there was an actual…read moreperson playing a grand piano by the escalators making it give off very classy vibes. There was a wide selection of luxury brands all over the place which was nice to see. The carpeting and fixtures could do some upgrading since it looks like they're stuck in the 80s/90s, but other than that I have no complaints. The workers greeted us and were friendly, but not the type to follow you around to check up on you. I don't go out this way that often, but if I were to then I would go again!