Terrible. There is no phone # for the Metairie Store ar 755 Vets. Management is fine with forcing…read morecustomers to the location for a needless search for an item Big Lots used to carry, but no longer does. Ill go somewhere else unless phone $ is BOLDLY published.

This store doesn't get nearly enough credit. It may not feel as clean and stylized as a target, or…read morechic like pottery barn, but Big Lots basically carries the same products but at deeply discounted pricing-think overstock in real life. I needed new cookware and was looking for a small pink flocked Christmas tree. Cookware online based on reviews all edged over the $130 price tag and the pink tree I wanted was either sold out or priced pretty high at $85. For $115 including tax, I hauled home a beautiful 4 foot tree, pre lit and just the right shade ($45) and a 10 piece ceramic set for $60. Savings and values without the frills.

To Jen in Seasonal on the 3rd Floor:…read more Dear Jen, You have no idea what you did two weeks ago when you made the small Bingle happen for me. - You brought back fond childhood memories of walking and un-air conditioned Lakeside Shopping Center with my long lost Mom. Memories of JCPenney, S. S. Kresge, Western Auto, TG&Y, Lakeside Toys, hot dogs with horseradish sauce from The Smorgasbord, and of course, D.H. Holmes and their wonderful 1st floor bakery. - You brought back memories of being on-air-air from the central court of Lakeside with a WDSU live remote. - You brought back fond memories of Maison Blanche (MB)--which was always my favorite store, much to the chagrin of my mom--who often met my dad under the clock at D. H. Holmes on Canal. Of course, the funny thing is that your store was never a Maison Blanche; that was at Clearview. And I knew that when I called to check inventory because I mistakenly asked the operator if this was D. H. Holmes. :-D - You made a memory for my new bride and me to share the unique New Orleans tradition that is Mr. Bingle. But, most of all, you restored my faith in the fine people of New Orleans, which is my adopted hometown although not my birthright. People who will go out of their way for even a small sale to make something they don't understand come true for someone. People often with small pockets but truly big hearts. Jen, you made my Christmas--OUR Christmas--with a $20 plush toy. And it's been more years than I'm willing to admit that something this simple has brought that much joy. You deserve five stars for your service. Sadly, I can only give them to your store. But trust me, I will be contacting the store manager and corporate today and bringing this to their attention. Merry Christmas, Jen.

Just watched a fight happen and the manager Michelle was making fun of the (victim) older lady that…read morewas just brutally attacked. If you consider coming here to shop, please think again. They dont care about anyone just the bottom line. If you're a customer, the management will just watch as you get a beating.

I really like this mall and have recently started coming back more often. It has all the stores I…read moreneed in one place. During the holidays it does get busy, but it's not overwhelming. I frequent Dillard's and Macy's the most, especially when I'm looking for a nice dress and have time to browse and try things on. Overall, it's a convenient and enjoyable shopping experience. The mall does close at 7pm since Covid and that's the only unfortunate part.

I just want to take a moment to shout out Toya at MAC Cosmetics inside Lakeside Shopping Center…read more She has truly made such a difference for me over the past year. I've been dealing with a skin discoloration condition that has really affected my confidence, and honestly, it's been tough. But every time I walk into the store and see Toya, I feel an immediate sense of relief. I already know I'm in good hands. She takes her time to really match my colors perfectly, explains everything in a way that's easy to understand, and shows me how to apply everything step by step. It never feels rushed, even when the store is busy. She gives the same level of care and attention every single time, and that means more than I can put into words. I always leave feeling better than when I walked in--not just because my makeup looks great, but because she genuinely lifts my confidence. Toya has had such a positive impact on my self-esteem, and I'm beyond grateful for her. If you're ever in the store, I highly recommend asking for Toya. She's amazing.

People here always nice, friendly, and supportive. I worked for the competition…read more When someone would approach us and ask "where are the baby wipes"? My trainer would scream "WE DON'T WORK HERE!!!" (In full uniform) in the old woman's face. It made me feel 2" tall-and because he was the BEST?!? I'm not making waves... Just not the best example of hospitality. When you're training with the best, anything that threatens his boss is met with veracity. They have an open door policy "but it's just a numbers game" for managers trying to beat the curve and other regions. DEI? It's a PR ploy.

I am a frequent Costco customer and shop there at least twice a week. I have generally had positive…read moreexperiences, but I am very concerned about the food handling practices at the outdoor food court. Recently, I ordered a pizza and a strawberry-banana smoothie. While waiting, I observed an employee preparing food, making smoothies, handling cash transactions, and then returning to food preparation while wearing the same pair of gloves throughout the process. Because I had noticed this behavior on previous visits, I decided to ask about it. I asked whether the gloves were intended to protect customers from germs or protect the employee. The employee responded, "We have a lot of gloves. I just didn't have a chance to change them." That response was concerning. Cash is handled by countless people and can carry dirt, bacteria, and other contaminants. Seeing the same gloves used for food preparation and cash handling defeats the purpose of wearing gloves in the first place. What concerns me most is that this did not appear to be a one-time oversight. I have observed similar practices on multiple visits, which suggests it may be a routine habit rather than an isolated incident. Costco may have food safety policies in place, but policies are only effective when they are consistently followed. Based on what I have repeatedly observed, I am no longer comfortable purchasing food from this location's outdoor food court. I hope management reviews food handling procedures and ensures that proper glove-changing and sanitation practices are consistently followed to protect customers.

I really love Dollar Tree, not to be mistaken with Dollar General. Everything in Dollar Tree is a…read moredollar which is fantastico! And this is my favorite location with ample parking, items organized neatly in the store, helpful employees, etc. The only star off is the trash cans outside can get a little gross and full so they require a little more maintenance. I like going to this Dollar Tree for holiday decorations, party decorations, etc. My local visits have been getting Christmas decorations, gift bags, gift tags, etc. I also like getting party decorations like different color paper plates, silverware, cups, tablecloths etc. Happy shopping!

This is a great location, in which it's generally clean and stocked with everything but closing…read morebefore scheduled time is tacky. The owners need to be made aware of them losing business

Excellent job on framing my Mardi Gras print. They were very helpful with picking out a custom…read morecolor frame for my print.

Overpriced eye candy! I am unsure of the history of this brand, but there are only 2 locations in…read moreall of the US, and both are in the suburb of Metairie. They do have quite a selection of home goods, furniture and decorations, but all of it is quite over priced in my opinion. There is a large shared parking lot, and the store is in the middle of a strip mall. Walking in, you are not greeted. The aisles are wide, with plenty of room to move around. In the back is an area where you can have someone frame a photo or artwork. They do have some kitsch, and they have a large selection of my favorite laundry additive, so I do have a place close to come for that. They have a large selection for crafting items of all types, and a selection of clearance items that are the better part of 2 aisles. They do not have much of a selection of local crafts, which is something I would like to see locally owned stores having, so that is disappointing. Most of the items are mass produced. It's nice to look at, but there are better values to be made elsewhere, even at the national chain stores.

JC Penney is a long-standing and iconic brand in department stores and while department stores are…read morein their waning years with the internet and all replacing the emphasis on department stores, this particular JC Penney (located in Metairie, Louisiana) is still a great store. The staff was friendly and they had a good selection. I would definitely recommend here.

I was able to find some very pretty clothes that I really liked. They work 40% off also so a great…read moredeal.

This Dollar Tree is closest to my work and is pretty clean! It's where the old Party City used to…read morebe. The only issue I have is that bc it's a smaller store they don't have a refrigerated section of food. The manager is awesome and always opens up a line when the line gets long in the checkout, even if he's supposed to have a break. I also like that their bathrooms are usually pretty clean too!

This Dollar Tree is spotless; it gets 5 stars for that. Having said that, I miss the chaos/…read morejunkiness of the other locations. I know that every store is different and they do not carry the same products. But, I feel that the other locations (the one on S. Carrollton) have significantly more.