DO NOT have your groceries delivered from here. You will NOT get what you ordered, and Walmart.com…read morehas the absolute worst customer service I've ever experienced. Stick with Hyvee or Fareway.

This Walmart is not trucker friendly. When construction was going on a across the street from the…read moreWalmart in Amos Iowa the manager told all the truck drivers they were not allowed in his parking lot. This seemed strange to me because other Walmart's pride themselves on being trucker friendly. This also cause a loss in sales because all these truckers would have came in and purchased food for the day while they were waiting to be unloaded. This experience has left a bad taste in the mouth of the 15+ drivers dropping off product to the new site. This is what happens when one Walmart manger feels "big" and makes decisions that do not support the original motto Sam Walton wanted for his company.​

Love this store! Has a ton of eco-friendly alternatives…read more They also have a "refill" station in the back where you can refill on staple items such as laundry detergent and cleaning spray. Bought a oak milk bag and adorable container to store the milk. Cannot wait to test it out!

At first I was worried this would be an obscenely priced fashion boutique for the purposefully…read moreemaciated for fashion crowd, but it's actually a pretty cool little spot that has a little something for all. You'll still only catch me there for sales and clearance specials, but it actually is decently priced and they have little knick knacks and sell body care products from a local farm. Go feel like a pretty princess.

My last couple visits to BAM have been accented by a really friendly and engaging guy who has come…read morefrom behind the counter to help me find a particular book, magazine, or gift. And last week, he was wearing a cool Puerto Rico baseball jersey (Santurce Cangrejeros) with Roberto Clemente's number (21). BAM also has an extensive magazine collection that you just don't see anymore. It's right next to the coffee shop, which accentuates the book and periodical browsing experience.

I love that there's still a bookstore in town. There used to be that amazing bookstore over in the…read moreLincoln Center mall, and we had Borders, but now this Borders has closed and turned into a Books a Million. Everything is laid out about-ish the same that Borders used to have it laid out. There's music and movies in the same spot, the children's area in the same spot, the coffee and seating in the same spot, and of course, the bathrooms haven't moved. Shopping here is nice. They have a ton of clearance, but that seems to be standard for a lot of bookstores. Prices are pretty standard for books (higher than online), but they also are lower than prices I've seen at Barnes & Noble, so that's a positive. It was easy to locate the area that I was looking for. There are large signs on top of shelves that let you know what type of books are on there. They have a pretty large biblical/Christian section which I found surprising. It's larger than quite a lot of the other sections, and I think it actually might be getting close to the size of some of the fiction sections. Over in the Transportation section, I found what I was looking for pretty easily. They even had a good selection. However, the books were not in order like they should have been. Books about airplanes were strewn throughout and between books about motorcycles, trains, and cars. They were in the right section (Transportation), but definitely not organized how they should have been. So if you're looking for a specific book, make sure you look through the whole section. There were quite a few Clearance books, and I came out with 5 books instead of the original 1 I was looking for. Most of their clearance is very reasonably priced at about 50% to 75% off the original price. The books are in decent shape too. I had a really fun time looking through clearance. Check-out was nice and simple. They asked me to sign up for their membership program which I declined. They also offered me to sign up for their "3 free magazines" deal, but none of that was particularly pushed on me. They were really friendly about it and didn't push when I said no. Staff was extremely friendly and I was greeted on multiple occasions. Didn't try out the coffee area or look through the Children's area. Final thoughts: I'd definitely come back. The prices are higher than what I could get online, but there's something to be said for in-store book stores. I love being able to buy a book locally and help support the local economy as well. Plus, looking through Clearance is easily one of my favorite aspects of bookstores. I came out with 5 new books at least than $40; that's definitely amazing for book prices. I'm glad Ames still has a local bookstore.

We went in looking for a very specific pair of shoes and got very close! The salesperson, Alex, was…read morevery helpful and made the experience very pleasant! We ultimately decided to try another store before placing a shoe order but he offered to ship in shoes for us to try on, above and beyond!

What I love: 1) Adrianna does a perfect high and tight and…read moreshe's nice to talk to. 2) You can choose your stylist when you check in on the app. 3) Military discount 4) Loyalty points What needs work: 1) You can only check in a max of one day before your haircut. It would be nice to be able to schedule an appointment a week or two out.

We had an amazing experience here. My fiancé got his hair ruined in Marshalltown great clips. Came…read morehere to get it fixed and Miranda was amazing. She completely fixed it and gave him the cut he wanted. Saved our anniversary and engagement photos tomorrow!

We were very impressed with the level of quality salesmanship we received. Jose Medina worked with…read moremy Mom to find the perfect bed for her needs. Even the perfect pillow! Jose was very patient, professional and knowledgeable. All the sales people were helpful and friendly. She returned a week later to purchase just the right love seat for her new home. Good selection and professional staff.

I brought in my camera to sell or pawn, the cashier looked at it for one second and told me no…read more That is fine but the comment after is what grossed me out about this store. He told me he rather use phone camera then the camera I brought in ( Nikon coolpix p90) I didn't know there were standards on camera. He was unprofessional and very rude about that comment I will never shop or sell at ez pawn... If anyone wants to sell or buy anything DONT GO TO EZ PAWN

ezpawn is the place to be!! woohooo. been shopping here for literally years. the boys always help…read morea brotha out!!