The staff here always seem clueless. They wander in front of customers in aisles and are oblivious…read moreto the fact that they're blocking people. The ones getting groceries for pickup orders are constantly in the way and the reason the store is so packed, no one can get anything. And when getting curbside, it feels like they never bag anything. I still need to carry these items into my home. Why do they avoid using bags? Half of my order wasn't bagged once. Milk, chips, grapes, why are we not bagging these items? Did your parent not make you bring groceries in from the car?

I live in Houston. I'm shocked that this big store doesn't sell fresh Gulf shrimp. The thawed…read moreshrimp was all from Ecuador or Indonesia & some was farm-raised which is horrible for the environment. HEB should support local. Jay was working the fish department & he was awesome! The frozen Gulf shrimp was in 2 different places. He came from behind the counter to assist me. Now that's the HEB customer service that I love. Thanks Jay for improving a disappointing experience. We only bought a few items. There was no HEB chocolate syrup & the hamburger buns were almost out. Big city HEBs don't do this. My store is Buffalo Heights. I'm spoiled.

Love this resale shop! I pop in before every season to grab a few goodies and drop a few off. They…read moreupgraded their system so you don't have to keep up with coupons anymore, bonus! Love shopping local with them!

If I could give zero stars I would. Extremely shady. You're supposed to bring your clothes in a…read moregarbage bag, no more than 30 pieces, they won't tell you what they're keeping, and whatever they decide they don't want will be given away. I don't wear cheap disposable clothes and whatever I bring in I expect to know what happens to it. This place sounds crooked. The girl on the phone was useless and this is my review and opinion. Avoid them.

Time to go get some books! And where do I go? Barnes & Noble of course! Here is my experience:…read more When I walk in, I see tons of books, bigger than a regular library (a local one). The service greeted me in, and very nice people, they give out recommendations to people on what books to read. I have read the whole Wings Of Fire Set in 4 months (lol) . They have a large variety of books. Fiction, nonfiction, novels, cookbooks, fantasy, mystery, any genre you can think of, will be at Barnes & Noble. A place to get some coffee as well, at their Starbuck's in Barnes & Noble. Like I said, the people are very nice, they give you discounts on paying on specific for Starbucks in Barnes & Noble for a whole month to use it on for. Like a school calming corner.... Their worth and values are great! The books are great. Everything's great!

I'm literally writing my review for Barnes & Noble while sitting at the cafe inside this very…read moreBarnes & Noble. It's actually why I'm here today. My husband works in Beaumont and while he's out making the big bucks, I'm enjoying bucks of my own - Starbucks. I decided to bring my laptop today to get a little writing done and get caught up on some of my Yelp reviews. Two days ago I walked into this Barnes & Noble for the first time. I noticed a sign out front that they were hosting a book club on Wednesday night (that's TONIGHT!). The book was unfamiliar to me or I'd have been here tonight discussing this book (it looks like a good one too!). My Barnes & Noble doesn't have a book club, so I was really impressed to see that here. The store is clean and looks like any other Barnes & Noble. The layout actually looks a lot like the one near my house in Buffalo. It feels like home. There aren't a ton of customer service people, which could be because I'm here at a slow time or on a slow day. Or maybe they're understaffed. But I will say the store is organized in a way that makes sense, so if you're a book-lover, you probably can figure that part out. If you're shopping for a friend and aren't much of a book person yourself, you may want to get some help. But that shouldn't be a problem. I'd like to think that if someone is working here, it's because he/she loves books. Book lovers are really nice people. :) One of the benefits of shopping at Barnes & Noble is that when you check out, your receipt comes with some book suggestions on it based on what you just purchased. Those can be some great recommendations! And if you're a member, there are great savings there as well, which also transfer to the online store. Plus, you can use your membership card to save in the cafe, which is good because it does not take your Starbucks card/app. The cafe here is staffed by really friendly people and there are plenty of seats in here on a Wednesday afternoon. I don't see a ton of outlets, but there is one in the back corner by the garbage can where the threshold joins the cafe to the puzzles & games. My experience both times I've been here has been positive. I'll probably be spending a good bit of time here for the next couple of weeks while I'm in town, and when I come back again in November.

I probably leave empty handed 50% of the time, but it's a nice sized store, pretty shoppable…read more Prices are fair. I wish i could rave about something bcz i LOVE thrift and resale. I will continue to go once a month in hopes of finding something special.

Thrift stores come in two flavors: the big guys like Goodwill and Salvation Army, and the small…read moreshops that benefit local concerns. Treasure House is one of the second group, and has a unique personality all its own. Plenty of womens and kids clothing spanning the store when you first walk in, and the rest in the store to the right. Electronics, CDs, books, dress patterns, furniture, decorations, and whatever else comes in. I was so disappointed; I had visited treasure House a few years ago and picked up a record or two; I visited today, and they have no more records. They have cassettes and VCR tapes, but no records??? Wide selection of books, though, far more than TVs and computer equipment. I didn't look at the clothing, I was there for the records . . . Worth a stop in if you're looking for a dress, a book, a picture, or just to get out of the rain.

Where do I start? We were in the mall shopping for men's shoes. We were looking for a specific…read moreshoe. We tried the other mall stores and decided to try JCP. When we entered, there was a marked difference in the temperature of the mall and the temperature in the store. Okay, perhaps their AC is on the fritz. We kept shopping, and saw an ad for BOGOHO Levi's. Okay. We found what we were looking for, but wanted to pay. Every register closed. The one middle eastern lady we found was too busy talking to her friend, she wouldn't take our payment. She told us to go to cosmetics, where we had to wait ~7 minutes for some random dude to pull off his "high finance" at the register. When it was our turn, we talked to the very nice cashier who told us the AC has been out every Summer since she started working there....FIVE years ago. Seriously? After payment, we left cosmetics and found the chatty Cathy employee still talking to, and helping another employee pay. Get it together, JCP. Who the heck wants to try on clothes when they're sweating? Fix your AC and get some employees who want to help.

Located inside the mall, this JC Penny has the tendency to get packed. This was definitely the case…read moreon my last trip a week or so before Christmas. The store is laid out in the traditional big box, JC Penny design. They have a very large clothing section for Men, boys, girls and women. Prices are reasonable, and they always claim to have a sale going on. I think the sale is purely a marketing ploy, but either way, the prices seem fair. The staff was friendly even with the onslaught of holiday shoppers. I did like this store, but prefer the more modern stand alone stores not attached to a mall. It seemed that those types are easier to navigate.