I had been coming here for years but recently they decided that customers do not need to try on…read moreclothing so they removed the dressing rooms. Very disappointing! It's pointless to purchase clothing when there are SO many variables in a place like this. I wont be back!!

Great customer service and selection. Fairly busy on a Sunday afternoon. Will shop there again!read more

Was here shopping this morning and prices are better online. Also asked to have them change out a…read moredollar bill for quarters and "it's against their policy." Will be shopping elsewhere this holiday season.

Very rude staff. Visited today and was scolded by a worker because I did not stop and wait at the…read moresign. instead of explaining that she yelled at my husband and I to go to the back of the line.

The store was clean and well organized. The staff was very friendly and offered to help. The check…read moreout process was a breeze. I'll definitely be back!

JCPenney has been strange as of late, with their attempt to become a store with a high-end Wal-Mart…read morepricing structure. They have reverted to their "door-buster" and coupons system, but the internal layout makes the place feel like a collection of semi-related stores. Sort of a mini-mall within the mall, but at least with a united checkout (I think0. With that said, I tend to do most of my clothes shopping here due to the presence of coupons and their store credit card. However, for most things that I would consider, they tend to have something I like. Perhaps not trendy, but I'm no fashion expert. Their prices are not outrageous, and the sales help make them competitive with similar stores. Still, the new division based on brands is so weird!

Not sure what has happened to GoodWill in the last 6-8 years, but they've gone from a quality…read morethrift store to just reselling items they got for free or that should be in the garbage at the cost of new products. Indiana GoodWills are the worst offenders in my experience. You can find night stands and tables for $100 and used dirty shoes for $20 in Lafayette GoodWills

Every GW has it's own flavor. This one is definitely in a "university" setting. Lots of trendy…read moreclothes and not a lot of household goods. My guess is the household goods are frequently picked over. The staff is much less attentive, or maybe just short staffed than other GW's I have been in. More than once I have been in this store and there is only one cashier and several people in line. I understand lies can come/go, but please page a cashier to come help. There are 3 GW's in this area, this is "the middle child" of the three.

I wish this store was a chain in every major city! Not only are you participating in sustainable…read moreliving, you're also saving money by purchasing gently used secondhand items. There are seasonal items available, toys, all kinds of baby gear, nursery furniture, and clothes/shoes for babies and children. You an also sell your gently used items. I would definitely hold onto outgrown items and sell right before the season begins the following year for a higher chance of them buying your items. There is a rewards program you can join, and they'll let you know when there are upcoming sales a few days beforehand. Be warned, some sales bring in many customers and can lead to hard time finding parking and a really long checkout line. Happy browsing!

I contacted this location about a student who is starting a donations-based library in the DCS…read moreoffices for students in foster care. Not only did this location donate clearance books, they saved my phone number and contacted me again -- weeks later-- when they had extra books being donated that they could not purchase. I am endlessly grateful to them for their willingness to contribute so positively to our community, and especially to my student. If I ever end up with kids, this place will be my go-to.

I was out getting my thrift store fix on New Year's Eve. This Goodwill is one of the best organized…read moreand cleanest locations that I have visited. The aisles are wide and shelves are neatly arranged and well stocked. The restrooms are well marked in the back of the store. I like small town thrift stores like this one because I can generally find some unique vintage items. I spent a half hour going through shelves. This locations carried a lot of nice children's books that were reasonably priced. I bought a couple of cookbooks and a vintage bell - a good way to end the year! The staff is super friendly. The clerk pointed me to other nearby thrift stores when I was checking out. She carefully wrapped my purchases. Close parking is available in their dedicated lot.

Very dirty store! No one at the back registers. Sometimes the back doors are open sometimes they…read moreare not!

This was my first time going into Big Lots. It's located in the middle of nowhere. You would only…read morenotice it if you go around this neighborhood in Lafayette. They have a very large parking lot, however, there were only a few cars parked when I went in. Unless you went in, you wouldn't have known it was actually opened. I had to buy a couple of gifts for my friend's birthday and this was the only place near me since I was driving by. I was very surprised by the very large selection that they had there. From couches to mattresses to big bags of candies. I thought some of the items were very overpriced, but I bought a big bag of Swedish Fish for only $5! I'll have to come back here and check for other sales!

It's a cute store and the staff is pretty friendly. It's a large store and a lot of stuff is mostly…read moreseparated by color. The jewelry seems kind of cheap though so I didn't buy anything.