Yesterday I bought three blouses and asked a worker if I could use the self check-out or if I…read moreshould get in line for a person to help me. He said I could use the self-check out so I did. Unfortunately, when I got home, I saw that there were magnetic security tags at the bottom sides of the blouses. This was extremely inconvenient and I had hoped to wash them and start wearing them immediately. I had a busy day and rushed to the store this evening to get this fixed, and unfortunately arrived 10 minutes later than closing. I saw the same worker exiting and asked him if he could help me take out the tags on his way out and he said no, and that I had to come back again. He said sorry as I walked away. I just feel very frustrated that I need to come back a third time when this could've been wholly prevented; the self-check out machine could've informed me to go to an associate to take out the security tags before I left the store, and the security alarm could've gone off as I was leaving! What's the point of a security tag otherwise? I hope that this issue is addressed so it doesn't happen to anybody else.

What an absolute disappointing when I wanted to buy a suit a kohls and the lady cashing me out…read morewould not match the online price like more stores do! She would not even ask the manager! It looked like a bomb went off in this store! They clearly do not hire any workers to make sure the store looks nice! My bag broke as soon as I picked it up. Absolutely horrible kohls! You just lost a customer!

Love the book section! And I purchased cookie sheets and an area rug that were top quality for a…read moredecent price.

Well if you haven't been in an Ollie's and you live in Pennsylvania or Ohio, it's kind of like…read moreshopping at Gabriel Brothers. It's a more organized offspring of a thrift store and a church Bazaar. Nothing fancy, but they're true to their slogan,"Good stuff cheap". And cheap it is. Sometimes I find things that are less expensive than at Dollar Tree, only 4 doors down in the same Plaza. That said, you can't always find what you're looking for, but you often find something that you want or need. Hence, kind of like a church Bazaar. It's either maddening as heck or fun, as you sift through the bargains and wend your way to the back of the store to see if that close-out on carpets is something that you like. It's one of those polarizing places. Either you love it or you don't. Ollie's sells many name brand things, from Men's, Women's, and Children's clothes, to accessories, Health and Beauty aids, lawn and garden supplies, art, crafts, pet and school supplies. They have a nice book department, and sell things like Bible covers, Sudoku, crossword puzzles and word searches, as well as books for toddlers to adults. Yes, Ollie's even sells food. Nothing perishable, but you can find anything from Pink Himalayan salt, to candy, and cereal, to your favorite junk food, like pork rinds and cheese balls. I've even found jars of marinated bell peppers, huge jars of minced garlic, and if you like flavored coffee, I've even seen flavored coffee syrups and creamer. True, Ollie's might not have it all, but they sure have a lot of Good Stuff Cheap.

This store has everything. But really! It's a great shop to get a stocking stuffer, host/hostess…read moreitem, and perhaps most importantly, something fun for yourself. I have been shopping here for many years and have found countless cool things. Some favorites include recycled silk yarn that I made a scarf with, a bumper sticker that said "Well Behaved Women Rarely Make History", and a mini tape measure on a keychain. Archimage has toys, musical instruments, soap, coloring books, gemstones, stickers, candles, jewelry, plants, clothing, and so much more. It's definitely worth a stop.

What a charming and eclectic store with an warm welcoming energy! You can spend hours walking…read morearound looking at all the well curated collection of goodies. Wind-chimes, drums, signing bowls, crystals, inscents, candles, soaps, wallets, postcards, cloths, plants and much much more. Fair trade, hand crafted, and some local items. The staff is friendly and the owner is a wealth of knowledge. I was very lucky to have an opportunity to ask her questions and talk to her about several different items that I was interested in. I learned origin stories about some of the items, what certain meanings of specific crystals were and also care tips for the baby jade plant I took home with me. I lI will definitely be back whenever I go to Rochester!

Decent Target store like any others I shop at near home. I was happy with my service and products…read morein shopping. Nice big store with organized shelves in shopping. We only stopped in for a few things. So nothing for me to get anything to get worked up on.

Typical Target clean and customer service was very helpful. Strange though, this location does not…read morehave self checkout. But there is a Starbucks I

Fresh off a flight and on the way to check in, I visited this Walmart to get some basic essentials…read morefor my stay-water, a few snacks, and to look for souvenirs. I will start by saying this Walmart is an older one and doesn't appear to be set up on the more modern style Walmarts are going too. That being said-the water was at the back of the store which would've been okay except there were no carts. I attempted to purchase 3 bottles of alkaline water but to my dismay, the cashier snatched them up and told me she couldn't sell them to me. I tried to clarify but she didn't really give a good explanation other than they couldn't be sold and then called a manager. The manager came to the register, didn't acknowledge or address me, or provide a solution other than to radio to someone to take the remaining bottles off the shelf. Not a great interaction but I can't say I'm too surprised. Also if you're not local, you may not be used to paying for bags-just a reminder for those visiting out of town.

I don't know what I was thinking, I am not a Walmart shopper. I needed a very specific mop within a…read moreshort period of time, so I searched online and the best option for price and speed seemed to be Walmart curbside pickup. I also threw in a pencil case to my order as I started a new job where I'll need one. I never imagined having to wait 25 minutes for two items. I kept calling the posted "pick up number", which went to voicemail each time. The main store phone number just rang and rang. There is no option on the app to message anyone. Staff members were taking their sweet time, talking and laughing with customers. The first staff member I asked about my order walked away from me. The second person I asked for an ETA said "I don't know, I just bring the items out." Luckily the final employee I interacted with, who brought my items out, was friendly and professional. As a last screw you to the customer, someone decided to put a pickup sticker directly on my pencil case, so it's all sticky and damaged. Do I dare try to get a replacement at this mess of an operation?

This store's website says it's open at 9:30 a.m. I went in at about 9:40 a.m. There was another…read morecustomer in there as well; she walked in at the same time I did. I picked up the stuff I wanted and headed to the checkout, only to hear someone shouting that the store wasn't open and she wasn't sure how the door came to be unlocked. (Perhaps she forgot to lock it?) The woman (clerk? cashier? manager?) was very rude, making it seem like it was OUR fault that we were in the store when all we did was walk through the OPEN door. It was about 9:45 a.m. at that point, and I didn't want to wait for the door to be unlocked (again), so I went to Target and bought my items there instead. Also, I didn't want to give this store my business after the rudeness I experienced there. Anyone can have a bad day, but to berate the customers for walking through an OPEN door is beyond insane. I saw in another review that the reviewer described the clerks at this particular store as "mean," and I have to agree that the worker I encountered today is not customer-service oriented. There are other Five Belows in this area. There's really no need to go to this one.

From the owner: hot stuff. cool prices. that's five below. extreme $1-$5 value, plus some incredible finds that go…read morebeyond $5. waaay below the rest...so let go & have fun. shop online and amazing 1,000+ store locations.

Well I'm sure many people are aware that "Big Lots" ran into some serious business problems. It got…read moreto the point they filed for bankruptcy. Today I was working on another Yelp project and did indeed see the store closed, lock, stock and barrel. I did some research on it just now because I'd heard there were some interested buyers so I'll share the article with other Yelpers and the public. Big Lots has completed a deal that will save up to 400 of its approximate 950 stores from going out of business. The closeout retailer said that it has successfully closed its sale agreement with Gordon Brothers Retail Partners that will enable Variety Wholesalers to acquire between 200 and 400 Big Lots stores and up to two distribution centers. Variety plans to operate the stores under the Big Lots brand. Big Lots, which filed for bankruptcy in September, announced the deal at the end of December, after its plan be acquired by Nexus Capital Management fell through and the retailer said it would hold store closing sales at its locations nationwide. "We are pleased to close this strategic transaction, which provides a framework to preserve thousands of jobs, maximize value, and maintain the Big Lots brand," said Big Lots president and CEO Bruce Thorn. "We are working closely with the Gordon Brothers and Variety Wholesalers teams on this transition. We are grateful for the continued hard work and dedication of Big Lots associates across the Company." As part of the deal, Variety may employ Big Lots employees at the acquired stores and distribution centers, as well as select corporate associates needed to support Big Lots' go-forward footprint.

I did the mad dash "in and out" in this store so I really can't say too much about it other than…read morethe following: -Store is aged and has a funny smell upon entering -video surveillance monitor on ceiling at entrance, so wave and smile at the camera - store did have sheers in stock that I was in search of which was nice after traveling to two other stores in the Rochester area -visited on a Saturday evening, store appears to be well staffed and not overly crowded. This made for a simple check out with very little wait time -cashier seemed helpful and efficient Overall, I would not venture back to this location unless trying one of the other two Big Lots first.

By far the worst Walmart I've ever been to.... And that's saying a lot. Started on the parking lot,…read morelots of shopping carts piled up and scattered everywhere. Maybe the cart collector was on a break or they need help. Garbage all over. In the store in wasn't much better, trash n the floor, in desperate need of a sweeping. Grabbed my few items and wanted to get right out. Long line at the self checkouts... about 15 people deep. But surprisingly only 5 self checkouts were open. There were 3 Walmart employees just standing there watching all of us... but really only one would help out if needed. Learned a lot as I stood there for so long. Another employee came over and we asked why they only had 5 opened her response was that's all we need... to many employees just standing around doing nothing... At the exit another employee wanted to see our receipt... either trust me to do your work or get rid of the self checkouts. Funny thing is he told us all he does is look to see that it's the correct store number... these guys are beyond unprofessional. Very sad. Definitely not coming back to this dump.

Was there today, again few open registers, all with long lines. Very slow process. With the…read moreexception of the pharmacy I am done shopping at this store.

I had just finished review on another business and was heading home. As I was coming down E. Ridge…read moreroad I often noticed a store named "Citi-Trends". So with a bit of time left on my schedule I decided to check it out. They sell a variety of mens, womens and childrens cloths, a long with a variety of other things I filmed for you. I must say the store was very organized and clean, and the prices seemed quite fair. I spoke to a gentlemen doing inventory and also with the clerk named NiNi. They were all quite polite. This store is worth a visit if you're looking to save money.

I popped in here on a whim not knowing what Citi Trends was. It turns out it's a hybrid of Rainbow…read moreand Burlington. Citi Trends sells men's, women's, and kids clothing and accessories. It's trendy fast-fashion and inexpensive. Quality is commensurate with the price. There are well defined arrows leading to the cashier for social distancing. All the employees wear masks and it is required for customers, too. They also provide hand sanitizer on a table right inside the door. The store is well laid out, bright, and well-stocked, except for accessories. They've only been open a few weeks, so I was very surprised to see an almost depleted accessory area. I was looking for inexpensive hair accessories for Daughter. I was also looking for a certain hair product for her. The female cashier came over to help me; she was very knowledgeable and friendly. She used to work for Rite Aid and said the product I was looking for is something that Rite Aid carries. She seemed genuinely interested in helping me, and that's what put them at 4 stars.