As someone who doesn't really love Kohl's, I do end up shopping at Kohl's pretty regularly for…read moregifts. They are a little pricey, but we really stopped by to check out clearance, especially after the holidays. We were able to grab a few items for about 90% off (of course, if you ever pay full price for anything at Kohl's, you really should get your head checked).

I placed an order online and when I received it I had no gift receipt. I called to request a gift…read morereceipt and was told I didn't tag it properly and couldn't get one. I am so upset. This will be the last thing I buy from Kohls. NO STARS

We enjoyed our visit to Rally House over this past weekend…read more The temperature outside was over 100, but the welcoming, friendly folks inside helped us to settle in to the serious business of picking cool keepsakes and mementos of the most beautiful campus in America. We'll be back.

Staff are really nice and go out of their way to help and you can always find what you are looking…read morefor in college apparel.

I bought a table off of Facebook marketplace and struggled to build it on my own. The kind folks…read morehere were so happy to help me put it together. I was really astonished at their kindness. Mark, Liz, Eric and Cody helped me. They've gained a loyal customer! The kind folks here really made my week and helped me in a time of need.

Has been my go to store for 30 years, but during 3-4 visits over the past several months I have…read morebeen disappointed with the level of service and the hardware knowledge of the employees. I'm guessing it's due to the sad state of the labor market and wages. Today I needed some 15, 20, and 30 amp buss fuses. Since they move stuff around constantly, I asked the two cashiers in the front of the store where I could find electrical buss fuses. They didn't know what a buss fuse was, so I asked where their electrical supply section was. The directed me to the section where I was met by an employee. She asked what I was looking for and I told her buss fuses for an old pre-breaker fuse box. She didn't know what a buss fuse was. I explained what they were and what they looked like and she kept pulling joint fittings for electrical conduit pipe out of bins and asking me if they were what I was looking for. She finally told me if they weren't on the shelves of the isle we were looking for them, they didn't carry them. I told her I was going to look in other parts of the store and she left. I walked around the other side of the isle to a lighting section and found a large selection of all kinds of buss fuses. All employees in the store were kind and friendly. That was not the problem. The problem was none of them seemed to have any knowledge of inventory in the store, much less where specific items were located. To the store management: You are a speciality hardware store. You have items that can't be purchased at the big box home improvement stores. Please employ persons who have a knowledge of such items, or train the employees you hire who don't have knowledge.

Great little bookstore on an adorable street downtown. Person working who might be the owner was…read morevery friendly and let me roam around in my own. Loved their book selection as well as the atmosphere. Will definitely be back.

While in a city I don't come to much, I look for used bookstores. I was in Columbia, MO I found…read morethis used bookstore and thought Awesome! Now I can trade in these gently used books (about 3 walmart bags). And they were mostly well known authors. The owner (manager?) did not want Any of them. That's when I noticed that his stock was all hippie dippy woke CRAP..so I guess for those of you readers out there that enjoy this kind of time and energy wasting nonsense, you probably think of this as a great place to go to, I don't. You do you!

Marshall's was my best new find this year. I've always been a super Target fan, which I still am,…read morebut this is a new competitor! It's great to find all the household items I need at a 1/3 of the price! This is also my go-to spot for pet supplies/toys!

Hello I recently went to your store in Adrian Michigan. And…read moreI have been in the store a couple of times But only in front where the Women's clothes are .See I am on Crutches and it's hard to go far. I use crutches to get in store and then a cart. But you guys don't have nothing for Handicap people. I will never be able to walk far. My leg is missed up from a drunk driver. So last week I wanted to see your whole store so I decided to take my wheel chair apart and put it in the back seat and went to your store and put it to together in the back seat. And I finally got to see your whole store. I loved it. But I hope and pray that your guys would have wheel carts or something for us that need it. Please consider us handicap people. Thank you.

The place seemed well stocked and like most Walmart's there is adequate parking. The prices were…read moregood and the place was well kept. The one complaint is there were hardly any people working the registers. It seems as if this Walmart went with mostly self checkout, which seems so impersonal. I'll be back, but it would be nice to see more cash registers with people operating them.

Went to pick up supplies for the 4th. This included some beer. Upon ringing it up, I presented my…read morevalid photo ID. I am in my early 30s. My wife, who was with me, however, did not have her's on her person. Due to Walmart policy, which aims to prevent 3rd party purchases, I was denied being able to buy the beer. I have no issue with the employees enforcing policy, but I do have an issue with the policy itself. It was not long ago that I was in college. I can firmly state that college students who are making 3rd party purchases are NOT walking into the store with the person purchasing the alcohol. This store policy has no effect on stopping illegal straw purchases. Whether corporate policy or an insurance requirement, the owner of this location should be expected to firmly push against this useless policy.

First time visiting with family in town. E found two Oz…read morebooks that were $8 each. Both were very good condition vintage books! K found a vintage travel bag, shaped between a cube and a rectangle, for her art supplies she carries to school-- in good condition for $24. I found a piece of Franciscan pottery, the "Spice" platter for $22. I found the same on eBay for $25. Great vibe, the people there are friendly and easy to chat with. The feeling was a comfortable, hometown chill.

While this place is huge and advertised as an antique mall, it's really more of a flea market. We…read morewere disappointed in all the "junk".

The staff is nice and their selection is fine but they are WAY overpriced. Won't be going back.read more

When I was young, my Dad always talked about "The REAL Hardware Store" that was able to provide…read morewhat he needed, with smart, experienced staff. I've found that store for me. The people at this store are always helpful and seem to be very experienced in everything from plumbing to electrical to painting and anything else home-repair related you might want. Close and accessible, I can't ask for anything more from The REAL Hardware Store! :-)