It's odd to walk around a store for 20 minutes and not have anybody ask if they can help you, in a…read morerelatively empty store. Eventually, I got to customer service and the most polite way to describe it, would be to say that she was not very nice. I can get the same crap on Amazon! Do better!!!

Parents of toddlers, this one's for you!…read more We shop at Kohl's regularly. In-store, online, doesn't matter. Almost always satisfied! This evening my daughter and I were out and about and in looking for something to keep her interested and out of the house for a change, I figured why not go look around Kohl's?! It turned out to be a great place at 6:00 on a Wednesday evening to teach a toddler how to push a cart around the store! Their carts are different, low to the ground, and manageable for even a smaller toddler like our daughter. A few bumped shelves later, we made it around the entire store without a major incident! I never did find a pair of new dress shoes, but it wasn't even my concern at that point! "Daddy and me" day was another success and we even managed to snag a treat on the way home. Accomplishment, folks!

My brother-in-law followed an Instagram account that had Tejana hats that he absolutely adored and…read morefunnily enough, our trip was about 20 minutes from where we were staying. We made our way over to Zapateria La Cabana, and were able to check out the store for his Tejana, and grabbed some souvenirs for the fam! It was a nice surprise when we got to meet the owner's son, Alex. He helped us find a good Tejana for my brother-in-law, told us about his family and their business, and also gave us a shirt and a sticker when we purchased his hat! We aren't very versed on sizing, styles, etc., and his staff wasn't either. However, she was kind enough to call him and let him know we were interested in a Tejana that he'd recently posted to Instagram. He wasn't in the area, but asked if we'd be able to come back around 3 o'clock. Since we were on explorer mode, we said we'd be back. So, we went to a couple other places and then came back around 4 thinking we lost the chance we were hoping for, but luckily, we were greeted when we walked in by the gentlemen, the hat pro, Alex. Honestly, the questions that came up about the hat were overwhelming, and I had to facetime my brother-in-law to answer them. However, the service and conversation I was able to strike up with Alex was great! He was so friendly and helpful, and very appreciative that we stopped by. Also, he was impressed that a family from Las Vegas followed his page, and they made the stop from their trip to see his products! He said that his family had a smaller shop, and they just purchased the shop we were visiting because it was a bigger space. He mentioned how it was pretty busy for the area, to us it seemed slow, but we're in Vegas, so we're used to shops that are filled. They have a great variety of Hispanic items for your view! There are hats, belts, a lot of different shoes, the hats of course, belt buckles, keychains, shirts, pants, just a bodega filled of random items that will allow you to browse and for sure find something you're looking for. There are also different hats that are available for purchase, not just the Tejana we took with us. If you're in the area in Bridgeton, and need something to do, and something to be able to explore, find, or purchase, stop by and visit Zapateria La Cabana. You won't regret it!

Horrible service. Bought a pair of shoes on line for someone inNJ at the time. They didn't fit So…read morethey got exchanged. Wasn't given back the price paid. Argued with them still nothing. Called corporate. Still nothing. Will never buy anything from this company ever again. Would rate 0 stars if I could.

Won't let a 2 year old potty training use the bathroom.... Thanks for the great customer service I…read morewill purchase my family's shoes elsewhere.

The store was very clean, everything had a tag on it and items neatly organized…read more Large space. Was not cluttered.

Horrible business practices. No place to try things on. But if they don't work drive back within 3…read moredays abd get credit only. Items that are broken. Chipped. Stained start at $3.99. Sheer greed. Workers help themselves to donations. Go to Thrift stores that arent Goodwill. CEO a millionnaire thanks to donations made to help others. ​

Cumberland Mall discriminates against people with disabilities. My grandson who is in a wheelchair…read morewas not allowed to participate in an event his family was doing at the mall. his father had to take him home. They had put up their exhibit and could no longer participate. The manager of the mall told them could leave and file whatever they wanted to file.

The last time I was here I browsed through a long defunct Sam Goody record store when vinyl albums…read morewere not yet ironic Gen-Z heirlooms. The intervening two decades really hasn't improved things. No real anchor stores to speak of (unless Marshall's and BJs count) and a bunch of usual suspect shops that litter most malls along with a miniscule food court where both justice and taste are blind. Nothing special. Two stars.

Come here once and while mainly just to walk through when killing time or want somewhere different…read moreto go. I never come her with a goal in mind or looking for anything particular, which made me think the other day why I was here. Why am I here? Well, I don't know! Even though Target is more inviting and cleaner feeling and looking than Walmart, I still prefer Walmart's products. I feel like the departments I really care about are more complete at Walmart than Target's. I could walk every day in the electronics department at Walmart for an hr but find myself bored at Target spending only a fraction of the time there, the same goes for the automotive, camping, and tools sections. I just don't care if I ever went to Target ever again, it's a boring store and completely inferior to Walmart as far as products go. Target could literally close down and disappear from the earth and I wouldn't even notice or care ‍

In the arena of target stores consider this the Walmart version of them. Drive up service is…read moreabysmal, from handing you the wrong order to losing your items completely and customer service is even worse, be prepared to have your time and life taken from you by some self-serving employee. If you have an issue best of luck with your resolution.