Clean, organized and always can find what I need. Been here a couple times before we go to the…read morebeach .

Walmart runs a very disingenuous operation, and that is a very generous statement. When one…read moresearches for an item of interest online, one is typically presented with the item at a price that is frequently attractive and competitive with other online retailers, and one in particular that needs not any mention. A number of options are available for delivery and local pickup. Typically, the price is displayed prominently, in bold, with a higher price crossed out, as if to indicate a discount. Somewhere below this discounted price is the disclaimer "Price when purchased online." While, on the face of it, this may appear to be a perfectly reasonable proposition from a legalistic, pragmatic perspective, it is a rather deceptive practice that attempts to allow Walmart to compete with certain other online retailers that operate under a completely different business model. The issue is a type of bate and switch in that one is enticed by the attractive price advertised, and thereby encouraged to buy the item from Walmart. As Walmart's primary value proposition is the ability to shop locally and purchase and enjoy the item that same day, the problem arises when such a desire is pursued by the customer. When attempting to purchase the item locally at the advertised price, the customer is then informed that the discounted price is only available when purchased online - which, to be fair is stated on the item's web page - however, one cannot simply then purchase the item online and pick it up right there at the store. No. It must be shipped to the customer's residence. It cannot even be shipped to the store for pickup at a later date. This is what me and my wife have been told on more than one occasion. Is this the true policy? I don't really know. So, in this scenario, we recently desired an item and went to the local store to purchase it. Of course, we were told that we could not purchase the item at the advertised price at the store, and would need to purchase the item online to enjoy the offered $30 savings. So, of course, we left the store and purchased the item from everyone's major competitor and received it two days later. This practice of Walmart is unfair and very deceptive. While it is understandable that they would want to compete directly with this other online retailer, it is not at all acceptable that they should do so under the same brick-and-morter name and business model. If they want to establish an online presence as a retailer operating as a remote seller and shipper, then they should do so under a distinctly and easily identifiable business domain separate from their physical, geographic business persona. Under their current policies and procedures, they are unfairly presenting an alleged advantage to the Walmart shopping experience that really doesn't exist. The crux of the issue lies in the customer's inability to purchase said item at the discounted price without doing so in a remote, ship-to fashion - even after driving to the store and expending time, gasoline and stomach acid. This is not only incredibly stupid, but detrimental to Walmart's profitability and investor commitment as a conventional retailer ostensibly servicing the real, UNvirtual purchasing public. I believe this to be an unlawful practice and I fully intend to file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission citing Walmart as a false advertiser and practicer of deceptive and unfair business practices.

I love thrift shopping so when I was in the area I had to check this place out…read more I'm glad I did. The place has plenty of parking. Items are nicely organized Staff was very friendly I'll be back

The staff are very friendly and the store is clean and well-organized. Please donate your higher…read morequality clothing here so they can boost sales!

5/17/2024 very interesting shop- I really enjoyed this thrift shop most of the three my dear friend…read moretook me to see. The prices are higher here than other thrift stores in general. I found a cute kaleidoscope - not vintage but still beautiful colors and patterns for 3$-I also noticed a super cool paperweight in the case and the guy was kind to let me see it. He informed me that it was 25% off. It was reminiscent of one my grandmother had and I really liked the murano glass look to it. I've seen these priced at 20-22 elsewhere. I got this for 12$. It was priced at 15 with 25% discount. Definitely a lot to see here and I would certainly go back on a rainy seashore day. I recommend this business. The only thing that was off-putting was the girl at the register was screwing around on her cell phone as I stood right in front of her. A coworker had to nudge her to ring me up. She apologized for being inattentive.

This is not a thrift store…read more Yes, I know the sign SAYS it's a thrift store. It's not. Thrift stores are places where you can purchase home goods, clothing, furniture, etc at a low price because everything is used/pre owned. This is,at best, a vintage store. Why? Prices. Across categories, the prices are quite high, in many cases above eBay asking price (which is different from actual sold price). I had heard from news & social media that this was happening- stores have seen how "up sellers" were making money on thrift store finds. They've decided that if someone would pay a reseller, they would also pay at a store, right? Even better, the thrift store gets their items donated - so free to them. I hope they are successful with this. I understand that the money they make largely goes to help people in need. If you're going to do this, you need to re-brand as a vintage boutique. Otherwise you are drawing customers who are not interested or able to pay premium prices. As I walked through the store, I heard comments from others: "Can you believe this price? It's so expensive! I can't afford anything here." To top it off, I visited another nearby thrift, also run by a nonprofit, where they had some of the identical items available at a fraction of the ARC's asking price. I wish them well. I think the ARC programs provide a lot of services and support to people with intellectual differences, including members of my family. I love to support them. I'm just not their customer. I am sad.

I got some Elmo slippers for my son, which I am making into hand puppets, and they were on…read moreclearance for cheap, thus 2 stars. Otherwise, the line at the registers was ridiculous considering the number of available employees just hanging around doing nothing behind the counter. When I finally got to my cashier she was less than plesant especially considering the wait. And I will be the first to confess I am the Queen of Ghettoness when it comes to putting my toddler in the first shopping cart I find in the lot, and taking that same cart to every store in a shopping mall. But at the end of my spree I return it! Marshalls' policy of putting locks on the wheels of their carts (so that if you even try to leave the store in order to get a cartfull of merch to your car, you will be halted and potentially hurt yourself tripping over the stalled cart, or maybe even break something) is absurd. This is a huge pain if you're buying a bunch (which would be their selling goal right?), or if you have a small child to manage with your shopping. It is impossible to get a large number of items to your car, along with a kid who must be carried (for safety in a parking lot). What a PiTA! Glad I didn't buy more, and the rules printed on every cart, with cumbersome BOOT LOCKS at every wheel inform me not to do so in the future. Y su version de las reglas escrito en espanol no es completo, es muy estupido!

I was so pleasantly surprised by this store on Monday in Rio Grande, NJ. The people were all super…read morefriendly and went out of their way to see if I needed something. They were courteous and the store was Clean!! And lots of selection organized nicely. I was jealous that the stores up here in central Jersey can't seem to be this way!

Another stop during my rainy stay at the beach…read more This has all the stuff Ross normally has, but certain items stood out in greater number (like similar stores nearby) as stock geared toward rental home needs, vacationer needs, and seashore needs. For example, they had a bunch of small coolers (for bait or small catches), or for taking something to the beach. Useful, for sure. I didn't need it for those puposes, but I still bought two smaller sizes so I could keep frozen groceries in it when I trek out to do a million errands, and need to keep stuff cold while I make the rounds. It was a great deal, and will definitely work at the beach for me as a secondary use. This Ross was much better kept than the one I last visited in Key West a year ago (there aren't many near my home). It was well lit, clean, interior felt newish, merch was attractively presented, well stocked, and easy to navigate. In addition to the coolers, I had to get a Lacoste alligator towel! Straight out of The Preppy Handbook (yes, that's a real book). It was so 80s and too funny, I had to get one in blue. It's going to be my son's beach towel! I was surprised Ross had a deal with Lacoste because this was not a knockoff, the label legit says Lacoste. They also had weed socks and all kinds of crazy stuff in the Young Mens' section. This is the first time I've seen such stuff in such a large box chain store. I mean, Spencer Gifts, sure, but Ross? Staff was friendly, but while multiple associates were on the floor, only one register was open, which created a line, and was unnecessary. So they lose a star there. I had fun looking around but wish I had more time. I left happy with my deals, and wishing they had a store closer to me!

[952] 7/17/2018…read more Plenty of parking in this large strip mall parking lot. I stopped in for capris and it was the only thing they didn't have (well they only had the jean kind). I did pick up a few other things as They have a large selection of items They must have a large theft number there as the fitting room attendant wanted to see how big my backpack purse was. She wanted me to hang all the clothes before she counted and gave me a number. I'll be back as they have a large selection

Ok, it's a great shoe store but the company sucks. A…read moreemployee stopped a shoplifter who had several pairs of shoes in her backpack. Great job right? Wrong!! The lady stated when she was embarrassed that she was caught shoplifting in front of other customers and called corporate. Corporate apologized and fired the employee! Shoes are shoes but people are more important.

Good staff, way overpriced though, The Chuck Taylors I bought at Chammps was 20% less than what…read morethey retailed for there.

This is the smallest Burlington I have ever been in…read more It is organized, sometimes a little over filled racks, but well managed. I have gone in not really with a set thing in mind but just to look and have come out with something that either smelt great, looked delicious or found something super functional for my space. Some items are a bit pricy for the genre of store but I just move on down the rack. Customer service is pretty good too. Have not run into an unhelpful employee yet.

I stopped in this Rio Grande Burlington since it's new and close to Wildwood…read more I'm glad I did. The place is nice and full with tons of surprises. It's a well stocked store I'll be back.

High quality items - we have done our best to outfit our shore house with anything and everything…read morefrom Warehouse Wicker. Owners are very nice as well.

Need decor ?? This is your spot…read more There are spaces but parking lot needs some work. Driving out I prayed I didnt get a flat So many cool shore decorations. We got a wicker desk... pictures... lamps and a clock. Everything was reasonably priced. Staff is friendly and helpful. I'll be back

My wife and I were warmly greeted by Jean and Max, who were patient and knowledgeable. The jewelry…read moreis absolutely stunning and custom-made -- we ended up buying a gorgeous necklace for my wife. When we returned a few months later, they remembered us, and I purchased the piece I'd been eyeing. Fair prices, exquisite custom work, and now we consider them friends. Highly recommend!

walked in was greeted by a woman. told her we were looking to have 2 rings made. she got jeweler…read morewho came out. my son showed him the Two rings he wanted made and asked if he could do stainless the man literally scoffed no you want gold it will last forever My son is young 20s and not looking to spend thousand. This seemed to now be of no interest to the man. Then he questioned the rings We said the rings were cheap off the internet and he wanted them made better. The guy was such an ignorant person. I said ok if we went with gold At this point apparently the conversation was over I put out my hand asked for the rings and left. It was such a bad experience I would NEVER go back

First time in the store. Surprised by the size of the store and how clean it was…read more The organization of aisles is a little different than back home. Finding carts was a little difficult, several associates didn't pay any mind that I was struggling and had a child with me to offer a cart or direct where I could get one easily. Upon check out a lovely soul greeted me and said she would take us. Skye was very kind could tell I was a little out of my element. Friendly conversation and explained the savings card with the store. Where I could sign up for one next time. It was a welcome encounter for this recent transplant from the west coast. I hope Skye is recognized for her tenderness in customer service.

I had a great experience at ShopRite tonight 4/25/26 in Rio Grande thanks to Nya (produce dept). I…read moreasked where a product was located, (stonefire pizza crust) and she didn't just point me in the right direction-she offered to go into the stock room to check if they had more available. (No product was on the shelf). That level of effort and customer service really stood out and made my shopping experience so much better. ShopRite is lucky to have her!!