Pro: big parking lot, clean environment, coffee shop inside store, games & toy for sale…read more Con: none. After finishing my meal at a restaurant we decided to see what stores were around Apple Blossom Mall area and came upon this store. The parking lot is big so no issue there and the inside was very clean with many rows of books. They also sell games and toys along side the books. Also , there is a coffee shop inside if you like. I wasn't able to find a book that caught by interest but I would recommend anyone to come in and take a look around.

The 1990s are back! Actually half joking, as wasn't aware this company had survived. Borders got…read morerocked, as did many book stores when e readers came out. This store withstood that, and it was a pleasure to visit. It's a nice looking place, and pricing is competitive. Always happy to find a book store. They have quite the selection here. Name the subject as they'll have it covered. The store seems well staffed, and with decent folks. Parking is challenging, but just smiling to spend time in here. Got a new book on submarine warfare, and already enjoying it. If you're in the area a safe bet.

I was just in this Ollies and had the worst experience ever. I had 3 items, got up to the cashier,…read moreput them down for her to ring up, and she says, not even acknowledging me, but the only other customer behind me, that she has to "go in the back" and she WALKS AWAY. THANKS A LOT for the HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE!!! Don't waste your time here, because they obviously don't know how to treat customers. What a waste of my time and energy!

the m&ms I bought there were expired. I CANNOT believe y'all glaze this store so much only to sell…read moreexpired food

One of my hubby's hobbies as a kid was to build and run model railroads. I find it very cute and…read moreendearing that his eyes light up whenever he sees a freight train or a toy train set. So, when we were wandering in Old Town Winchester the other day and there was a winter scene in the window of this store, I knew we were going in. The front room was full of cards and gifts. One section had Christmas items on clearance such as ornaments, napkins, teapots and plates. Right in back of that were similar items for every holiday you can imagine. In the second room there were lots of stuffed animals, infant toys and toddler items. My son was fascinated by a rattle that had a grip on one end and a plush baseball on the other. In the back room was the train stuff. Tiny trains, cabooses, tracks, model homes and miniature trees. There were also books on trains as well as t-shirts and hats. After this trip, we've decided to build a model train set in our house once our kid is old enough!

Without a doubt, this is the best bookstore I have been to. There is an outstanding children's'…read moresection, as well as best sellers. The store is well kept, and the employees re helpful. I really like the greeting card selection, too.

This place is heaven. Who needs a personal book consultant? I do! The staff delivered. They have a…read morecultivated selection of books that don't feel random, yet have something for everyone. The books aren't at the cheapest price you can find them at but know there is a huge value in supporting your local book shop and that they hire readers who are passionate about making your experience exceptional.

From the outside, this store always looks very appealing to me. There are a ton of things that I…read morewould probably consider buying if it weren't for one thing... the owner. He follows you around like a vulture. There's friendly service, overly-friendly service, and then there's overly-friendly to the point of harassment service. This guy is just past that last one. As an example, I was looking at calendars when he came up with a board game based on "The Office". He tried to get me to buy it, three times. Three times I had to say no before he stopped. Now I'm not quite sure what possessed him to think that me looking at a Garfield calendar would make him think I just HAD to have the Office board game, but he was pretty darn sure if it. Overall, it just felt like I was at a sleazy used car dealership. I left and came back a different day , thinking it may have been an fluke, because I really wanted my Garfield calendar. Same thing happened. I came in, picked up a Garfield calendar, and he swooped in and tried to sell me some random nonsense and wouldn't take no for an answer. Twice I came in for a Garfield calendar, and twice I left with nothing but sadness and frustration.

All staff are wearing masks and disinfecting often! The store has a great selection of toys and…read moregames, and the employees are very knowledgeable about the product. All of the products are fairly priced and they always have wonderful sales going on! This has been my favorite local buisness for years!

4.5 stars but I'm rounding up to 5. It's a standard large Target. All of the sections are there…read more Groceries? Yes. Clothing? Of course. Men's, women's, children, and baby. Kitchen, household, etc etc etc. And of course the pricing and inventory match what Target Corporation sets for the area. No problems with service, cleanliness, or anything else that sets this Target apart from any other ordinary full Target. Perhaps I'm jaded bedside my local Target is very small, but I also frequent this Winchester location and it's truly never let me down. So, 5 stars, despite my not having anything exceptionally specific to say!

I'm done shopping here. 4 times in a row I walk through the store, get all the stuff I need, walk…read morepast all the empty registers, wait in the long line to finally check out, check out, only to find that 4 times in a row now, half my cart is over priced because target falsely advertises sales in their store. Make a mistake once, fine. But 4 trips in a row on multiple items? That's a pattern. And I'm careful. I stop and read the sale sign. I make sure I'm getting the right product. Make sure I'm not missing some detail or specific that disqualifies the sale. Make sure the date on the sign is still valid because a lot of the signs aren't. Then finally you get to checkout and SURPRISE! Sorry, the listing ONLINE is different, so the sign in the store is somehow invalidated. If that's not a scam, I don't know what is. And their oh so very helpful employees will cling to that ONLINE price over the STORE SIGNAGE like their lives depend on it. Forget it. I'm done. Canceling all my accounts, my 365, everything. Walmart is right down the road and they're usually cheaper anyways.

It was 8:05 pm. A customer had just walked out. Yelp said the store closed at 9:00 PM. I wanted an…read moreXbox X system. $500...Not a $20 game. It would've been a 5 min max transaction. But the individual (whom I assume was an employee) said he couldn't help me. After stating that Yelp has them open till 9:00 Pm, his only response was "on Fridays yes that's true". He could've have offered an additional "I'll make sure to tell those responsible to correct the issue." But alas, no..he did not. Really? How many times have you sat in the store getting paid for hours on end with no customers. Yet when someone arrives 5 min after closing time AND the door is Chiat closing from the last customer you can't be bothered! In his possible defense: Maybe he had a funeral to go to. Maybe he needed to get home to assist with an ailing loved one. Maybe he had a bad episode of IBS coming on. Maybe he had to get to his second job. Or Maybe..... he's an employee who doesn't understand how far 5 min of quality customer service goes. I doubt the owner would have dismissed a 5 min $500 transaction. As the employee approached, my olfactory system was assaulted by an inescapable malodorous wave of body stench mixed with sour dishrag. A not so subtle insidious non-verbal indicator of his failure to comprehend basic human interaction in the civilized world , let alone, be the client facing representative of a retail business. As an owner of a business with 50+ client facing employees for over 25 years, I'm no stranger to guiding employees of this caliber out the door.

After asking for help from associate just before holiday, I was directed…read moreto buy the classic NES system, I purchased for $120, no over the counter mention of return policy. I found out return policy, three weeks later, gaming system did not fulfill my needs I returned to same associate to find out the value of game system was 65% lower on return. I accepted his offer and decided to call store one day later... Game stop was re selling same system for $120. How many times can this store make the same money on one system?? I would understand if a game was kept for several weeks and played or copied but really, manager says with no regret, "this is company policy",