Rating: 4 stars, I have generally had good experiences in a clean environment, finding helpful…read moreemployees. While I have been shopping at Target for years, I only recently started doing my grocery shopping here. I personally found that what I'm looking for, I can usually find here. I am autistic and have sensory sensitivities, so one of the reasons that I switched to shopping here is because I find it to be less overwhelming than some other grocery stores. Plus, with being visually impaired, I find it easier to shop in places where the organisation is a bit better and I have typically had better experiences with the neatness of the store. Yes, I notice that prices tend to be a bit higher here versus other stores, but for me, it's worth it because I typically have a better experience and easier time when I shop here.

Who doesn't love a good Target? Especially now that they have put in their food section. It makes…read morethings way more convenient. Like their competitor, they have a little bit of everything here, minus such a crowd. You can't go wrong with that. This particular location was a little bit picked through though, which always seems to be the case at this Target. Other than that, I would recommend it.

well I have been a JCPenney shopper for years customer service is great never had a problem I…read morealways fine what I am looking for

FALSE ADVERTISING and POOR SERVICE continue to be an issue at the JCPenney in Davenport, FL…read more As a personal shopper working with multiple clients at a time, it's extremely frustrating to spend time selecting styles, colors, and sizes, only to find at checkout that the posted pricing is incorrect. This has happened repeatedly, which is why I've reduced how often I shop here. Just yesterday, I saw a sign advertising $9.99 and "buy one, get one." Because of past issues, I took a photo of the sign before going to the register. As expected, the shirts did not ring up as advertised. When I showed the photo, I was told the sign did not mean buy one, get one free, but rather buy one and get something from another department. However, when I asked what item was included from another department, I was told there was nothing. and that the "white sign" did not say buy one get one (see photo included). What's most concerning is that instead of taking responsibility for incorrect signage, the explanation shifted to blaming customers -- suggesting that shoppers sometimes change the signs, which I found hard to believe given the way the sign was positioned and displayed. It would require insider knowledge to flip it the way it was shown to me. That response feels dismissive and avoids accountability for what appears to be ongoing internal issues. Consistently incorrect signage, combined with defensive or dismissive responses when customers raise legitimate concerns, feels disrespectful of shoppers' time and patronage to the store. Sadly, I'm not the only one that encounters these problems as you can see from other reviewers. Clear pricing and professional customer service should be standard expectations.

I was really shocked walking in and seeing barely any customers. Their purse selection is big,…read morethere weren't many purses but they were all so cute and it was hard to choose just one. I was mainly here for the womens and means shoes so I'll get to that. IMO the womens section was really big ranging from 6-10 (some bigger but not a lot). The prices were $10-$15 and i grabbed about 7 to try on and i ended up with 3 after narrowing it down. I know 3 might sound like a lot but in total is was $38 for all 3 and they're so comfortable! I didn't see many mules but they do have some for $10-$20. The mens have shoes from 8-13 (some 7- 7 1/2) sizes. They didn't have a lot for size 12/13 but my husband was still able to find a pair of sneakers he wanted, so win! On the way out we spotted some $10 sweat swimming bc shorts and grabbed 3 of those as well. Great for summer. I definitely recommend this shop, not really sure why people crowd the Marshalls in the same shopping center when Burlington is cheaper.

Who doesn't love a good Burlington? Anything you pretty much want? Is here for you. Do you want…read moresome clothes? They got them. You want HomeGoods.? They got them. Do you want purses? They got those too! They have shoes as well. And beauty products. The only thing I do not like about this particular store is that it gets very messy at times, I don't know if this is all Burlington's or just this particular location.

This store is always very clean and very well organized. Staff is always friendly. They have…read moresomething for everyone's budget.

I was so much disappointed in this store. The selection of men's wear is below par for this type…read morestore. it does have some good points and that the staff very efficient and friendly

I'm surprised at the low reviews for this place. I just moved to the area and have been here…read moreseveral time for clothing and home decor. I've found some incredible things that have really helped update my wardrobe and home. You get great deals here and each time I went I found something I've wanted. There have been a couple of times where the line was really backed up, but it actually moves pretty quickly. Whenever I need new clothes or home decor, this is my new first stop!

This Ross is jammed packed. There's barely any room between the aisles. I love how there is a lot…read moreof stuff but it's too cramped and feels very overwhelming. When it's busy there's a lot of traffic trying to shop around in the store. The line was very long. This store needs a different layout to make shoppers feel comfortable without being very close to other shoppers.

Ok so it's family dollar which is as expected, little messy little over filler racks and over…read morepriced junk lol

I visited Family Dollar to return chairs totaling $34 with the receipt. The chairs were in original…read morepackaging with tags, but the store claimed they were used. I explained they were unused extra chairs that I purchased. I was told to call corporate, because they were not going to take the chairs and when I did, a representative came out from the back claiming to be from corporate and asked who was I on the phone with and I said corporate as I was told to by the employees to call. He told the employees to accept the return because I had the original receipt. There was no signage indicating a different policy. I was within the 30-day return window per store policy. The staff were rude and unprofessional, refusing the return. Proper training and customer service skills training course should be implemented at this location. That is in line with the store's stated return policy. If the policy is what they verbally stated they can't due returns it should be displayed so that it will not cause any confusion on policy regarding certain items and/or the receipt should state that.. the only policy that was displayed were on electronic. I'm still not pleased with the treatment that I received for $34 value item.

I love this area to shop in! This place has a Target, a Bath and Bodywork's, a PetSmart, a Dick's…read moresporting goods, a Ross, a Michaels, a GNC etc.

I love this area! It has a little bit of everything in it. It has a Burlington, an Ulta, a Hobby…read moreLobby, a Marshall's, a Bealls etc.

All in all, BJ's is a great shopping warehouse but, the men's rooms at any truck stop smells better…read morethan this place. Maybe it's a design flaw. Maybe they forgot to add an exhaust fan(s) but avoid that bathroom at all costs. Tell your children to hold it. Tell your grandparents to drop ballast in their diapers. It's like nobody bleaches toilets and urinals anymore. Military cleaning 1-01. Bleach!

Super disappointed--I honestly don't even know how to start this review…read more This location is one I visit regularly, probably twice a month, which makes this experience even more frustrating. Today, we had two separate purchases totaling $104.64 and $93.70. There was a promotion offering $0.25 off per gallon of gas with purchases over $100. After fueling up, I noticed I didn't receive the discount, so I went to customer service for assistance. At first, the representative was helpful, but then she explained that the $100 minimum had to be reached before tax. She suggested I purchase an additional $2 worth of merchandise to qualify. My response was simple: had I known that, I would have combined the purchases from the start. There was no fine print visible stating the requirement was based on the pre-tax total. What made the situation disappointing wasn't the $2.23 discount itself--it was the unwillingness to find a simple solution. We're talking about a promotional credit worth just a couple of dollars after spending nearly $200 in the store. Sometimes customer service is about doing what it takes to make a loyal customer feel valued. Unfortunately, the interaction only got worse. The manager didn't seem interested in helping, and the overall attitude felt more like I was causing a problem than asking for assistance. At one point, I even asked the representative why this seemed to bother her so much. She replied that she wasn't being rude, and while she may not have been verbally rude, her expressions and attitude certainly made it feel that way. A quick reminder to anyone working in customer service: treating customers with respect, patience, and kindness--even when a situation requires a little extra effort--speaks volumes about your professionalism and character. For a moment, I felt like I shouldn't have even asked for my $2.23, and that's not how a loyal customer should feel. This wasn't about the money. It was about customer satisfaction, and unfortunately, that was completely missing today. What makes this even more disappointing is that if this had happened at a restaurant, I simply would have never returned. In fact, I've stopped going back to places before even when the food was good because customer service matters that much to me. Unfortunately, in this case, I don't really have another option and will likely continue bringing my business here. That said, it doesn't change the fact that today's experience left me feeling unappreciated as a loyal customer. Businesses should never take repeat customers for granted, especially over something that could have been resolved so easily.