Stein Mart is the rare store that looks for what I want and offers it to me at fantastic prices,…read morebut can offer everyone in a group something, all at once. Over the years, I've shopped in 5 or more different Stein Mart locations and I most usually walk out the door with something good and sometimes, something great. I've been to the stores for homes and the clothing stores and the discount stores and no other store has the combination of items like Stein Mart. I can count housewares, bedding, clothes, and snacks among my regular purchases. Part of what makes the stores so good is that they mix discounted name brand products with cheaper but still desirable products at similar prices. When you go to other stores, they try to sell you cheap products with inflated prices that were never worth what they wanted, so that they can sell you on the discount. Then, there are places like Target that have reasonable prices and places like Kohl's that offer massive discounts to shoppers with their card. Stein Mart offers sales from time to time, but their regular prices are good. I wish all stores had me in mind.

I like to check out Stien Mart when shopping at the neighboring TJ Maxx but no matter the time of…read moreday checking out is SO SLOW! They sometimes have 2 cashiers but they always seem to move so slow. I have even watched several employees milling around and talking or organizing shelves while there is a line of customers waiting to check out. It's just so frustrating and the Anticipation of that wait keeps me from wanting to shop here.

Briefly stopped here to grab some last minute Halloween decor that I've been looking for a couple…read moreof years from TJ maxx. Unfortunately, I was unable to find it but I did find other great items like luggage tags. This store was very clean and I can't believe how many of its fall items were on clearance though Halloween is only a couple of weeks away. Lines here weren't too long at all. Staff was very friendly. Overall, I recommend shopping at the store.

Remember to use cash! T J Maxx has had a couple of problems with their credit card database being…read morehacked. I'd had a card changed at least once. T J Maxx feels better than Ross or Marshalls and while it doesn't quite have a dignified air, shopping for scraps (oops, bargains!) can be fruitful. They've become better over the whole chain but I found this one to be inconsistent in its offerings, feeling more like Goodwill than a liquidation store. Maybe, that's just success, and they've sold more. It's just difficult to believe I didn't find anything interesting at all.

While taking a Sunday drive, my wife and I decided to stop at Ten Thousand Villages…read more The cozy import shop is nestled in the corner of Harper's Point and is very unassuming from the outside. The inside, however, was very warm and inviting. The woman behind the counter greeted us and told us about a few of the products on sale. There were scarves, jewelry, coffee and (my personal favorite), handmade soap. Every item, to my understanding, is handmade and on display. There are cards showing what person (or group) created each item. I got Sandalwood scented soap and a beautiful heart-shaped soapstone paperweight. My wife got a Citrus scented soap. After a small conversation, the polite woman bagged our items and we were on our way. If you're ever in the mood to support a good cause that's off the beaten path, I urge you to give Ten Thousand Villages a try.

Great local business that supports women artists and creators. Really high quality and unique…read moreitems. A local business with global impact. 5 stars!

Brandon in the shoe department was a huge help when I was trying on shoes. No pressure…read morewhatsoever. The lady in plus size was so kind. I think they need a better selection, but the lady working there made my experience awesome. Great job hiring. Now, have more selection in the woman's section.

Return policy is the worst. I bought my husband pants for Christmas present and they didn't fit…read more Their return policy wasn't even extended for Christmas gifts.. will take business elsewhere

I haven't been a fan of Kohls but they have finally pushed me to give them a review. I hate that…read morethey give you coupons but many items are not coupon eligible. I hate that they went to one check out queue. The store handles online orders, pick up, Amazon, etc. it adds to the junkiness of the store. Boxes, stacks, items everywhere. Today my problem was that my mother in law forgot to pay her bill. She is 86 and in a nursing home. I said no problem. I'll go by and pay her bill. She gives me a check and the stub from her bill. Apparently you can't give Kohls any money unless I have her charge card or her drivers license. I have to say if they are trying to get people not to shop there, they are succeeding.

I can't say much for the in-store experience since I did an online pick-up…read more But that went great. I've been looking for a certain lotion I like and found it at this location and on sale. I ordered and it was ready for pick up within a couple of hours. I got in line at the front of the store that was for pickup and returns and an employee came by asking if anyone in line was there for a pick-up. She then retrieved my order and I was on my way. I was in the store less than 10 minutes. I'd use the pick up service again if needed.

Whole tech department watched me walk around - too busy talking to themselves about draftking and…read moreTikTok. All 3 of them - instead of helping the customers. I asked for help and they just pointed in a direction and went back to their conversation. Fire these morons

targets are all the same but this one i was told has been in the location for a while. its not bad…read moreits about the standard.

Towne Properties' Shops at Harper's Point off Montgomery Road in Symmes Township is a good place to…read moreshop and a great place to eat. It offers 19 business including five restaurants and nine retail stores. When I think about the shops themselves, and it's not all that exciting, but they do offer a lot including two jewelry stores, a toy store, GNC, the Snooty Fox (clothing and accessories) and Snooty Fox Furniture Den, Widmer's Dry Cleaners, a chiropractor, a shoe repair place, an art gallery, a kitchenware store, and best of all Blockbuster Video. The restaurants really anchor the Shops at Harper's Point, with Dewey's Pizza and Johnny Chan 2 Chinese Restaurant leading the way. Dewey's is really great and is one of their larger locations, Johnny Chan 2 is a high-quality Chinese restaurant, while there is also the fairly good deSha's American Tavern, the Servatii Pastry Shop & Deli, and some fresh eatin' at Subway. Overall, I've never thought the Shops at Harper's Point to be that great, but they have a lot of retail and service shops, and the restaurants and Blockbuster are really good. Plus, it's right next to Kroger, so you can't go that wrong at Harper's Point.

If you're looking for even a modicum of customer service, you will not find it at this…read moreMacys...except for the Starbucks inside! The person working at BlueMercury was very disgruntled that I asked for a sample of foundation, even after explaining I have very sensitive skin. They also applied my blush in quite an unflattering way. Dude was pushing for a sale, but the sample broke me out when I got home so... You want better attention than Sephora, you'll get it here. You want a worse attitude? You'll also get it here. On a difference visit, after scouring several departments to ask a question, a Macy's employee was walking my direction finally. The convo basically went like this: "Excuse me, miss?" Angrily she says, "I can't help you, can't you see I'm with a customer?" (No one else around but her and I) "I was just looking for the pajamas?" Her manner and tone were the rudest I've ever experienced. If I was a Karen, I would have cared enough to get her fired. I just had a question that took a few seconds! The bright spot of this Macys is the baristas at the Starbucks. They were hilarious and kept it real. They hooked a girl up! So, if you find yourself lost in this Macys, grab yourself a latte and leave!

I always feel like a paper bag blowing in the wind at Macy's. The store is massive and I'm just…read moreguessing where I'm gonna turn to find the section I'm looking. Usually just run into on accident and make it look like it was intentional, but I had no clue it was there. The aisles are clean and the service is good. The people who haven't been replaced by AI and bots who work there (if you can find them) which is a whole journey in itself help a lot. Once I've hunted them down they are very nice and knowledgeable on how to find the things I'm looking for in the clothing and more jungle called Macy's. However, I love that Macy's has everything and I value what they provide. Would highly recommend shopping at Macy's.

A person said they would help me put me in a fitting room, then never came back. Big lack of…read moredresses and sizes. Nothing for a woman attending an event or wedding.

No notification they no longer offer CURBSIDE PICKUP…read more Very inconvenient for mothers with children! The elderly or anyone else that are unable to make it into the store. After contacting Corporate, I found out this is the ONLY store (kenwood town center) that Doesn't offer CURBSIDE pickup.

I've never heard of this place. My best friend mentioned coming here. He bought our birthday gifts…read moreand absolutely loved it that we had to visit. So we did. It's like the antique mall in Fairfield but all products are all locally hand made. I wasn't expecting much but I did. They have everything from clothes, jewelry, kitchen, pets, novelties, sports, candles, toiletries, home decor, apparel, art work, desserts, drink mixers, gifts and more. There are so much in this facility that you cannot classify. I was not expecting to spend 2 hours, but we did. I purchased alot of unique items. Show your support on local vendors and you will not leave disappointed.

I'd describe this place as an upscale flea market in all the best ways. It's filled with a plethora…read moreof different booths all selling unique products. The staff there are all very friendly and helpful too. The prices are a bit higher than your usual flea market though but this is a bit more upscale. It's easy to get lost in it all because there's so much to see. You could easily spend hours here and not realize it. Still I could definitely see going back. Both my lady and I loved it and left with some great deals on goodies.