I stopped into OMT today on the recommendation of my friend Julie. OMT did not disappoint. I have…read moreworked in the retail industry for many years and was blown away by the friendly and professional staff, excellent service, and beautiful selection of "pre-loved" clothing in the store. I went to consign a few items, and walked out with the cutest additions to my closet at great prices. My only complaint, I am certain I will spend more than I make! Check out this local family owned gem!

the "girls" at OMT are fantastic! they are always smiling and eager to help but only if help is…read moreneeded. They have super taste in styles and that is reflected in the pieces they have carefully selected for resale in their shoppe. They give super consideration to price as they strive to be fair to their customers as well as to the ladies that offer their clothes for consignment. They are also tremendously community minded and are always coming up with ways to support some local charities in the LIncoln area.... Just a fun shopping experience.

So happy to visit my local hy vee tonight and find they have started to stock sugar free cookies…read more And a great selection as well. Their staff is always awesome. Friendly and helpful. The stores are clean, organized and well lit.

Shoutout to Bryson for being the best grocery store employee I've ever seen. Ran all the way out to…read morethe parking lot to make sure I didn't leave behind my groceries. You guys NEED to give him a raise. Shoutout Bryson.

I if you can't find something to give somebody for a gift here that's unique and different, it…read moredoesn't exist in Lincoln, Nebraska When you walk in, you were greeted by an amazing smell of incense, scented candles, and the overall feeling of warmth. The young women that work at eyes of the world are a team that cares about the customers, their experience, and go out of their way to help you. I know it's Nebraska and we have Nebraska nice but these young women make your entire shopping experience so great. They are eager to help, they know a lot about the stones, can show you all kinds of jewelry, or happy, friendly, positive and customer oriented. Just an overall great experience. I've had some great experiences in Nebraska shopping none as wonderful as this. So, if you're looking for something unique for that special person on your list, whether it's jewelry, art, unique piece for the garden, or Home, something personal, a really cool gemstone, a unique piece for their desks. This is definitely the place to go. They love their customers and they want you to have a great experience .

Fun store with lots to look at. The staff is always welcoming and friendly. For the part…read moreeverything is priced fairly.

This is a charming shop which features work from (according to the owner) 17 different local…read moreartists. They offer free yoga classes, various other classes, and an assortment of funky decor (hand-crafted chairs/pillows; framed art; polished sliced stone; jewelry (silver/semiprecious mostly); used books; tarot cards; little robot sculptures; perfume oils; incense; greeting cards with wolves/ravens/etc; funky clothing...if you're from Lincoln, it's sort of like Bodhi Imports but in a larger space. They're in the process of putting in a coffee shop. Prices are very reasonable (I'm not sure how she is selling some of this stuff so cheap) and they offer layaway. If you like funky hippie stuff, free yoga, or miscellaneous pagan supplies you will love it. Open since Feb. 2017.

Went to Marshall's to do some Christmas shopping and was surprised how many different sections they…read morehad. I find a lot of great gift items, clothes, and often perfume and bags but not good cosmetics. Majority of the cosmetics are handled poorly, 75% broken or not sealed properly in packaging to be hygienic enough to be sold. Kind of gross honestly . I would avoid makeup purchases here anyways because of the possibility of them being expired, if they weren't already all opened and broken or handles so rough and just laying in piles . I found tons of palettes in packages but upon further inspection they were broken inside too. However, was excited to see that they have such a large selection of workout clothes and most everything was marked clearly to figure out pricing. Will have to come back after holidays to see if cosmetics section is any better.

Marshalls is a discount retailer that specializes in last years designer brands with discounted…read moreprices. They get new shipments of different items several times a week, so if you see something you like there, it might not be around in a week or two. I have found decent prices on dress shirts, ties, shoes, workout clothing, and jeans. Located near Kohls just off of Yankee Hill Road. Marshalls is attached to Homegoods and you can walk between the two stores inside. Hard to find anyone working except up at the checkout lanes but that shouldn't be a problem most of the time.

Cute little shop! Loved browsing and the ladies working were very friendly. On that particular day…read morethey were offering 40% off any items $10 or more; however, I learned that 80% of the items were marked at $9.99, just low enough to NOT qualify for the 40% discount. Deceptive marketing... I had to put more than a few things back after this discovery, which was a bummer. Probably won't go back, although I admire the cause.

We went to Cause For Paws during the Lincoln thrift crawl. Cause for Paws uses their proceeds to…read morehelp pet owners of low income get veterinary care for their sick or injured pets at an affordable cost! Not only that, but they help other local and regional rescue groups as well! This shop sells really nice things which are in great condition! Some things are vintage and cost more, but sometimes there are sales. For instance, everything today that cost $10.50 or more was half off, so it's nice to know there are sales. There were so many things to look at from shoes and clothing, jewelry, knickknacks. Everything you could think of, you could probably find there. Also, there are a ton of nice prom dresses that people can buy and save money on something they'll wear just on e!

Don't let the name or the horse in the parking lot deceive you, this is a shopping experience for…read moreeveryone! Sure, if you need boots and a halter for your horse the helpful folks will be glad to help you. But if you need outdoor work wear, a gorgeous purse, or a gift for a baby they can help you with that as well. Huge but far from a warehouse The Fort is thoughtfully laid out for easy shopping with transitions between departments that make sense. The largest in store selection of jeans I have seen anywhere will bring you in. The fun of shopping for housewares and jewelry will bring you back.

This place is a cowboys dream come true. Alright, a cowgirl because I absolutely loved everything…read morethey had. From Ariat to Twisted X and everything in between; they have it all. They have clothing, boots, and home decor. They have work boots, dress boots, and casual wear. Everyone is so nice and the store is so clean. I will be keeping this place a regular stop when passing through!

Didnt get pictures…read more Buy stuff in bulk. We perused this store as we were trying to decide to keep the costco membership we've had for three years. We recently acquired a competing brand- coz cheaper and closer to our home. And we basically visited the two stores back to back for a comparison to see what we want to keep for now. Costco is not as well organized as i like it to be. But has more ethnic stuff that i like (asian inspired). I really like the products which have a greater ethnic variety and lower sugar overall. They have sugar free dried fruit which i really like. The organization is a little less organized. For paying you have to queue long lines some days - typical of costco. But you do get through the line really quick - i prefer the competing brands' self checkout as it was neater and less of a fuss. Meat here is not as cheap- direct comparison. But also depended on the deals we saw that day. Both shops have their pros and cons. For now.. we are letting our membership go. But will see how it goes when its time for renewal

You need to have more than a person in your household to get some savings for sure!…read moreUsing the credit card that Costco offers will give you an additional discount

I stopped here to get a couple groceries. I have a very busy week and do not always have time to…read morefind decent restaurants. This store is a great grocery store that has everything I came for.

The only reason I give 4 stars is because the prices aren't quite the best in town and their meat…read moreselection is slim: the staff is friendly and everything is really easy to find. Their alcohol selection is top notch for a grocery store! Would absolutely recommend Russ's I anyone!

I'm not a big Wal-Mart fan to begin with, but they do carry some things I cant find anywhere else…read more Yesterday, I entered the store in a pretty good mood, but I left furious. I purposely used a manned checkout stand, to be a little politically correct: protecting jobs, and all that. I had a couple of calendars I wanted to give as Christmas gifts set apart to keep them safe. First thing the checker did was allow the conveyor belt to mangle them. That might have been my fault. I get that. But the checker clearly was not worried about any damage and just wanted me out of there. There was a little bit of a gouge on the front of one of them, so I pulled over to the side after checking to make sure they were ok, and that I shouldn't return them immediately. I decided the damage wasn't with worrying about, as I needed to get home. As I started out the door, I was selected by some sort of security person to check my cart against my receipt. She was particularly concerned that I might have shoplifted a couple of bags of squirrel corn. Really? I'm going to go to jail for squirrel corn? F you people. You're lucky I compromised my political beliefs to walk into your damn store at all. I won't make that mistake again.

Had a great time until I went to check out and got harassed by the worker. I was the only African…read moreAmerican woman in the checkout line, so it seems that she was racially profiling me. The lady came up and at first, I thought she was being nice and holding a conversation with me. Then out of nowhere she asked if I had scanned an item, then continued to eye everything that my partner was scanning as I bagged them. I hold 3 degrees (up to masters) and hold myself to a high degree. I do not appreciate the racial profiling of this lady. I wish I had got her name... she was a Caucasian older lady with glasses. I know that this city is not very inclusion friendly, but Walmart needs to do better. It's corporate and not a private institute.