Love Marshalls. It's a hit and miss store, but definitely a store to check out for any clothing,…read morehousehold, pet or snack needs. I like the new addition of a person standing at the door asking if you need help. I know the store. I like the bathroom, and it smelled like flowers.

After shopping and selecting items to purchase I laid everything down and walked out when I counted…read more17 people in line for the checkout and two employees ringing register while other employees sit around the store. This is the second time I have been in this location and experience there utter lack of concern for Customer Service. I won't be coming back, there's a Kohl's in the same parking lot.

I love this target. There are always decent clearance sections in every department that are worth…read morechecking out. Staff is always friendly and keep things very organized.

I was already reluctant to go to a Starbucks inside a store but the people I was with were…read moredetermined to go here. First, they were sold out of many regular drinks. The drinks were blocked out on the menu with sold out signs. Then, when my drink came, it was not even close to being full. It was about a full inch from the top of the cup. Even the people I was with were shocked about it. Third, they had no napkins at all and no drink sleeves at all. Lastly, the lids didn't fit the cups right so drinks ended up spilling on coat, pants, all over. If you tried to take a sip, it just spilled down the cup into your face. Very unpleasant experience

I have been to several Home Goods especially in California. The one in Fairlawn, Ohio isn't…read morewelcoming. It's usually a mess and not organized. The one in Canton is better. I love the stores overall great prices before inflation hit

This store needs to up its home decor, furniture, lamps and wall hangings departments as well as…read morebedding. The bath, candles, kitchen, pet, kids and seasonal departments are all well stocked. The decorative pillow department is way too much, too many pillows taking up a lot of floor space that could be used for other items. They haven't updated their home decor department in quite a while and their wall hanging department has become very run of the mill and bland. Still, overall a great store, love shopping here, but they often run out of carts on Saturday afternoons----so bring your own, I guess. They never seem to be worried about it.

Horrible employees. Went into store to make return with receipt. Was refused the return. Told them…read morethat's not the dollar tree policy and I will be calling corporate. On my way out to my car. I was yelled at by an angry red haired employee, who then banned me from the store for calling corporate about their terrible behavior and breaking company policy. If i step foot in this store the kent police will be called. Way to treat your disabled veterans! I was even wearing my Navy hoodie. Reported the red hair lady (worker) and manager Nicole. Waiting for corporate call back.

No idea or warning they now charge $5 an item and do Not offer refunds price sounded odd but they…read morewere rushing with a long line and no help didn't realize I'd be stuff that's overpriced

THE BINS!!!! This is one of my favorite Goodwill locations. I freaking love the bins. So basically…read morethe store is divided into two sections. Half of it is the outlet store "the bins" and the other half is the retail store. Do not miss out on either side. The outlet store/the bins is really awesome. They have rows and rows of bins for you to dig through and they rotate/take bins /put new bins in rotation every hour. I suggest wearing a pair of good gardening gloves. Sometimes things are broken and sometimes things are sticky. Not everything is completely thrown about in these bins too. Some of them have some kind of organization. Each bin is organized by a type of thing, whether it be clothing, dishes, toys, shoes, decorations, etc. I'm not sure if this is stuff that used to be in the retail store and never sold or they just have too many things to be able to go through them. I personally have found some really great things on the bins side. Plenty of vintage dishes, vintage clothing, a pair of vans sneakers, a pair of kids crocs, wall hangings, furniture, wedding dresses, etc. on the outlet side everything is charged by the weight. So at the end, you separate glassware from basically everything else and you pay by the weight of the stuff that you purchased. But don't skip the retail store side. They have some really great things there too. They have a very large home good section, furniture section, wall hangings section, books/records, and plenty of clothes to dig through. The great thing about this location is they have a rewards card that you can use at any location I believe in that area - i'm not exactly sure what the ranges but I know that you can use the same card at the Canton outlet store. You can rack up points to get I think 25% to 35% off. You can earn points on both sides of the store, but you can only cash in your rewards on the retail side. I am really glad that I was introduced to the store by a friend who loves thrift we go together probably every three months.

apparently they have an unspoken dress code. i came in to shop in 90 degree weather and spent over…read more60$ when i went to check out the kind employee said "i don't mind but i did receive a couple complaints about you. your top." he said waving at my chest. im wearing full length black yoga pants and a sports bra. again its 90 degrees outside. i do also have quite a few tattoos not sure if that made it worse as my chest and stomach are tattooed. i was told to wear something that covers more next time i come in. will do! hope you dont mind sweat!

Horrible service! As of May 6,2026 at 5:15pm I asked a young lady with brown curly hair a question…read moreabout an item in the store but instead she was rude about it like she didn't want to even be there why hire a worker that can't point me in the right direction inside of the store

I was in the area and I decided to stop in here after my friend Leslie recommended the store to me…read more I needed a new iPhone case and I did not want to spend $30-$50 on a case like I previously did 2 years ago at a Verizon store. Granted, that case was a heavy duty one that really covered the whole phone. STORE -- This $5 and under store (Five Below) is quite basic but is also amazing at the same time because they sell all sorts of items here. I visited for the first time on 7 September 2019. I came to buy an iPhone case which I got but I also ended up exploring the store for about 20 more minutes (haha). I meant to just pop-in real quick then leave because I had other things to do for the rest of my Saturday but I was drawn by all the knick-knacks the store has to offer. Once I figured out the iPhone case that I wanted, I also bought a phone screen protector, a phone charger to use in my car, some $1 chocolates, and a bag of $5 mixed nuts. The store has a sports section which I enjoyed browsing through because I love fitness. They also have a crafts section, technology section, writing section, and so on. They even sell bags (backpacks) and clothes. The store is located at the Ridge Square Park Mall so there is lots of free parking at different lots. If you are looking for something cheap and are in the area, then I recommend this store. Service was quick when I visited. **** - 128 total reviews in 2019 - 337 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 8 September 2019

All I'm going to say is, every time I visit this store, when i linger in an aisle or squat down to…read morelook at my options on the lower shelves, all of a sudden SOMEBODY comes out of nowhere to "straighten" dusty merch or "wants" an item near me. It has not failed yet. Every single time and it's the same person. I have good knees, I can get low. Just an FYI, I'm not stealing. And if I were to steal, it wouldn't be from there. Don't insult me like that. The store is fun to stroll through and there is rarely any traffic which makes it easy to browse through products.

This is an interesting store. They sell decent furniture and lamps, but they also sell dishware,…read moreglasses, wine, and international foods. I usually buy spicy Chinese noodles for my daughter. She has been eating them for a couple years, but they're so spicy that she is kind of getting sick of them. I like being able to try foods from other countries. The Walker's shortbread cookies are very good. The service is friendly and they have a good selection of hard to find items. Want Japanese mayo? They have it. Since I like to try new things and I like variety, this is a store for me. Their prices are reasonable.

The "Mother-Ship" for every possible decor, craft, holiday and so....much more ! This location is…read moremy personal favorite of all of the Hobby Lobby stores I frequent. This store is Mammoth !! Florals, Botanicals, Baskets, Vases, Mirrors, Holiday Decorations & Paperware, Small Furniture, Fabric, Display Containers are just some of the goodies to be found here. I could spend an entire day here and not see everything ! They are a Christian company, and are not open on Sundays - I appreciate what a rarity that is in today's world. There was soothing,relaxing Christian music playing in the music system. Every sales associate I had contact with was pleasant, helpful and knowledgable. I have very recently opened my own home decor business, and Hobby Lobby is my go-to destination when I shop for my customers' needs.

It is what it is. It is a craft store that is fairly well organized with decent prices. The…read moreemployees are friendly my biggest gripe and I can't ever get over. It is how long you have to wait in line to check out of this store every time I walk in and try to leave I'm amazed at how slow the checkout processes. It is not this location in particular. It's every Hobby lobby location. How is it that it is 2025 and we have not figured out a more speedy way of getting people out of the store with their purchases.