A local treasure! The only issue is controlling my budget because Sierra's knows me so well and…read morealways has a great selection that fits so well!

I LOVE this store! Prices are great and the owner is wonderful - a true bonus for little ole…read moreCaldwell

Beautiful dresses and the service was great! We are repeat customers every year, great place to…read morefind fancy dresses

50 minute checkout line only two registers running five available you shouldn't shop here just from…read morethe fact that management doesn't care. This is the third time of come here and I've shopped none of the times because of the line.

42 people waiting in line to check out, only one person working check out even though they have 9…read moreregisters. Manager needs to be replaced.

I hadn't stepped foot in or shopped at Kohls for quite some time until yesterday and now I remember…read morewhy. So, the main reason I even went in here recently was to drop off an Amazon return which went very well, no complaints there. I decided to stay and look around because when you drop off Amazon returns with them, they give you a coupon for $10 off $25+ but it can only be used the same day as your return. I looked around for a bit and did find a few small items to purchase. I got up to the register and was assisted by a young male cashier who I'd say looked to be about 17-19... I will say he was a nice kid but definitely not the brightest bulb in the tanning bed. He rang up my items and took my coupon but I'm 99.9% certain he didn't even scan the coupon...or at least didn't scan it correctly. He gave me a total of $31.78 for a travel bag set with plastic bottles ($12), sunscreen spray ($14) and a 30 ct package of makeup remover wipes ($3) so if you add that up and then figure in a couple bucks for tax that would add up to the total given but the coupon was supposed to take $10 off the total and I spent more than the $25 before tax so coupon should have worked if it was properly scanned. I mentioned this to him and he said "oh I scanned it so it's in there" whatever, I just wanted to get home as soon as possible so decided not to argue it and just said okay. I got out my cash and handed him $35. He seemed to quickly count it and said "oh ma'am your total is $31.78"... so I thought oh maybe I miscounted and said oh sorry and handed over another $10 bill. He responded "it's okay" but luckily I took a good look at the cash in his hands before he put it in the register and it added up to $45... I said wait a second and pointed out the amount and he said "oh sorry" and handed me back the $10 I just gave him then calculated to figure out the change he owed me with the $35.. if I hadn't have been paying attention and caught that, he would have easily ripped me off by nearly $15! Again, he seems like a nice kid but he should be assisting customers on the sales floor..I don't think he should be at the register. I'm no math expert but I do know simple addition and subtraction and for a cashier job it's a good idea to have someone there who knows basic math so both the business and the customers aren't getting ripped off. Unfortunately this seems to be a common problem with youth around here... they not only can't spell to save their lives, they also don't know how to count change on even the simplest orders. It's frustrating. If I do another amazon return here, it'll be just that .. I'm not gonna look around and try to use a coupon they may not even scan anyways (it showed on my receipt I didn't get the $10 off discount as I suspected) and then to almost get ripped off further with my change just adds to the frustration.

During Covid, this place was a mess... shelves bare, clothes all over the floor, shoes out of boxes…read moreand littered around the floor. Now everything is kept organized and restocked. I was able to find things I needed. Not everything I needed was available though. But they do have pretty good sales. The kohls cash is kind of useless unfortunately. After shopping, they give you this kohls cash that you have to use during a tiny window of time. I'm never available during that time. Kohls "cash" should be available ANY time. Just like cash, it shouldn't expire. Just like gift cards, it shouldn't expire. I know Kohls is trying to force people back into their stores on their timelines, but I would think more highly of them and return more often if I didn't feel so scammed. Honestly, I prefer the hard working mom and pop stores over the big corporate ones anyway.

Best experience of a small intimate business with massive amounts of items to love!…read more Bought furniture here and some decorations. Was 100% satisfied

Absolutely the best! I find so many wonderful things here. I buy all of my clothing and things for…read moremy home at Real Deals. The staff is amazing and the store always has something new. Just go. And bring a friend, it's a blast!

This place has very nice clothes, shoes, purses, jewelry, and accessories all at great prices. The…read moremother and daughter that own the store are very nice and helpful. I will be going back.

I took several hundred dollars worth of brand new shoes (never worn 3 pair of Ugg boots & BCBG…read moreformal shoes, madden Boots, etc) in there, a lot of sweaters with tags still on there and some lightly used blouses and jeans. 28 items in total and I got a check for $104.00 when I went back in months later for my commission check. I commented that the boots were still in boxes with prices on them wrapped in the tissue and cardboard and the stickers on the original boxes were $230-250, $285, apiece and I asked how all of my items only added up to me getting a $104.00 check in the end. She claimed only a few had sold and she took the rest of it to donations, After 60 or 90 days.. I asked why I wasn't called to ask if I would like to pick them up and keep them. She said that's not in the contract. She never gave me a copy of a contract! I had called her after I dropped my items off and said "do I get a copy of everything I brought in or something?" Because I forgot to ask for it while in the store. And she said, "you don't need one, but that's up to you. I thought I would be covered since I took pictures of everything and I had seen her and her mom logging my items on paper. In fact they go through it in front of you. The owner loved my stuff. Tried on a couple sweaters and a hat, said those 3 items may have to go home with her...The hat was a wide brimmed popular style you would wear with a summer dress or nice sweater and boots. Kind of western looking. I paid $70 for it and never wore it. I bought it because I loved it but then never wore it because I am not comfortable wearing hats, even though I think everyone else looks cute in them. Anyway, they talk like they are religious and stupid me-I was very trusting and thought they would never take advantage of me. Out of everything I brought in they went through and accepted it all. I changed my mind on one sweater and brought it home with me. Supposedly she took my brand new Ugg boots (3 pair never worn) to donation because they hadn't sold in 60 days. I don't believe that at all! But I had asked her to call me so i could pick up any items that hadn't sold -and donate to family & friends if they didn't sale. It was a horrible experience.

This review is mainly about the boots I bought here. Work boots with steel toe. 3 months in the…read moreback walls of both boots completely came apart. I'm no longer able to use the boots because the plastic pieces cut into the back of the foot. The steel toe held up But for 180$ to use them for 3 months and no longer be able to use them is a scam. Tried reaching out to the original manufacturer and then the store and they had told me this is what comes with typical ware and tare completely disregarding the fact the rest of the boot is made terrible and falls apart. Twisted x for the price the boots should last or you should At least be prepared to focus on the work industry and make a boot that doesn't fall apart in 3 months.

Purchased a pair of boots and wore them 4 times in a week. I work an office job. Back at the store…read morewithin two weeks and they could only give a merch card. Their policy does not seem to stand behind their boots.