Unfortunately for this mall, area SEARS closed. So it's got a major vacancy and majority of the…read morerest of it sits empty. What u might call a DEAD MALL, other than a Target and Body Works.

We would like to think of going to Enfield Square as a great shopping trip, but really with stores…read moregoing in and out of business, and the anchors changing--Sears going out, and we do not support Macy's anymore because they do not support our president, so we were not sad to see them go--we aren't sure we look forward to going there just for Target, and sometimes the Cinema. But we haven't done either for months. Really we only go there for Panera now. So if Panera ever moves out, we're not sure why we would go there at all, sorry to say. Maybe Nordstrom's or Whole Foods or something good could come in--and we would be there every week! Hmm. Not sure if that can happen.

I wanted to buy some inexpensive toys and trinkets to put out for my class next week. I bought a…read morebig bag of stuff for $12 -sponge rubbery aliens that glow in the dark, plastic dinosaurs and rolling ball maze games, little toy cars, all kinds of cool stuff. Fun place -I'll be back.

I called looking for medical equipment like a walker. I was visiting from Rochester and staying at…read morethe Wellsworth Hotel when my old walker broke . Uh Oh . I think they have a website now and might be a church charity.

"We'll drive for the line Now there's nothing to be lost…read moreYou and I will cross over With no second thoughts" (Tom Petty) This is the third of the Second Chance Shops I've visited, after previous trips to their Simsbury and Glastonbury locations. I always take a look at the men's shirts first. I was very surprised to see them tagged at $12 here, which is substantially more than I customarily see at the Simsbury store, where I've picked up quite a few similar long sleeve Oxford shirts for $5. Otherwise, the store is very neat and organized and has the usual accompaniment of clothing, footwear, accessories, household goods, books, etc. I'm definitely a fan of thrift and second hand stores, and even though I was looking for a long sleeve white shirt, I walked out empty-handed today.

Worst experience I've had at a job lot. A middle-aged bigger lady who was working around 550 came…read moreover to the register and was so rude because I was trying to purchase something that was on sale with my crazy deal card I got. They said I couldn't use it towards the sale price of the items that were on sale. she was very rude walking around talking about how everybody has a problem today and she was done with everything. She then left and walked away. Very rude to make cashier and me. Honestly, she shouldn't be working here if that's how she's gonna treat people . I will never go back. The man that eventually helped me seemed a little aggravated at first, but calm down a little bit towards the end I should not have been treated this way.

They always have a wonderful selection of coffees, teas, and their cookies actually are more…read morehealthier than some that you find in the grocery store and the price is great. Most people that work there are extremely kind and helpful. I enjoy shopping here.

This review is specifically for the donut / pastry section at the East Windsor Big Y. First of…read moreall, donuts / pastries are baked fresh daily. Usually available early morning. Variety is very good. Donuts are larger than your average donut. Above and beyond that, the ones with filling (for example, Boston cream and jelly) are literally bursting with gooeyness (and goodness as well, since that's what spellcheck tried for). Last, donuts, at $1.35 each are an excellent value, and so much more reasonable that that national chain that took the word "Donuts" out of its name. Discounts for quantity, too. Just please don't tell my doctor. 5 gooey, creamy stars.

This Bigy is close to my house so I shop there sometimes but haven't been except for prescriptions…read moreever since I went there a few times in the same month and I like to get fresh greens there and arriving after 9am and they are not out yet they open at 7? So finally after asking for them to put them out several times I decided to talk to the store manager His very poor excuse was he has had a hard time getting a greens guy. Really I have worked produce departments it's not that difficult to get them out in less then 3 hrs!! And when I worked in the industry the store manager has to know how to work all departments and should pick up the slack. And he seemed like it was no big deal and I was bothering him because he had to come out of his office so unprofessional. What ever happened to customer service. Big y should be disgraced how they claim to be a hometown store when now I have to drive to another town to get fresh produce and decent customer service

The Geissler's in Warehouse Point is about 2.5 miles away. It's one of seven family-owned in…read morenorthern CT and Western MA (Agawam). Customer Service is off the charts. Like any other supermarkets, you need to shop sales, although produce is usually fresh and sale prices very good. But, actually, this review is mainly regarding the lunchtime steam table. During weekdays, it's usually available from just prior to 11A until about 1:15 P. Pay by the pound ($9.99). Huge variety, including items like zucchini fries, eggplant fries, fried pickle chips, yada yada yada. Pot roast and roast turkey appear regularly, as do various style wings and tenders, a fish entree (or two), and an Italian entree. It got to the point earlier this year, that I was visiting several times a week. So, no lie, I actually gave up the Geissler's steam table FOR LENT, FOR CRIPES SAKE!!! It was difficult, but I managed to do it. Not sure if all 7 G's locations offer similar steam tables. Thankfully, Warehouse Point does. BTW, right after Lent ended, I think I got about a lb of food... 5 steamy stars

Best fresh selections. Great deals... During the corona virus they work so hard to keep the stores…read morestock!! Support local and family own bussiness!!!

I visited Dollar Tree Store #3925 (Suite E, 1065 Kennedy Rd, Windsor, CT) this morning, March 27,…read more2026, at approximately 9:38 AM for a quick purchase. The item was clearly marked on the shelf at the listed price, but I was charged more at the register. When I politely pointed this out to the cashier (who was wearing a black jacket with a black hoodie pulled over their head), I was directed to speak with the manager, Wema. I explained the situation and simply asked for a refund of the overcharge. His response? "We raise prices." When I pointed out that the shelf tag should reflect the current price if it had been increased, he disagreed and refused to make the adjustment. I even reminded him about basic consumer protection expectations and asked if refusing to correct the price difference was really worth damaging the store's reputation with a negative review. Apparently, for him, it was. We are talking .25 cents Look, I understand this wasn't a large amount. But this isn't about the money -- it's about basic honesty and respect for customers. If the price changed, the shelf tag should have been updated. If there's an honest mistake, a manager should be willing to correct it rather than dismiss the customer. This experience left me wondering how many other items in the store might be priced incorrectly on the shelf but ring up higher at checkout. Additionally, the cashier's attire (black jacket and hoodie over the head) did not align with Dollar Tree's typical dress code, which calls for a solid green or white collared shirt and black or khaki pants. It's not a good look for a major retailer. Dollar Tree, you need to do better. Train your managers to actually resolve simple customer issues instead of brushing them off. Clean up your image, update your shelf prices accurately, and ensure your staff presents themselves professionally. A little integrity goes a long way. I hope this problem has been fixed before I return to this location.

Store looked great! I usually dread shopping at the stores but this experience was not like most…read more Manager took pride in the appearance and interacting with customers. Great service. I will definitely be back. Thank you Kamut and team.

I stopped by the Walmart in East Windsor since I was in the area. This Walmart is massive, it's…read morecalled Supercenter for a reason. When I first walked inside I saw the colorful assortment of fruits and vegetables. I saw avocados for only 45 cents each. I love avocados, I have never seen them priced so low before. While on a mission to find something, I was more successful in finding it myself, than one of the workers who told me "we don't sell that here". Navigating this huge store is challenging, especially since it was my first time here and I was short on time. I didn't get to see everything I wanted. This Walmart features a pharmacy, photo center, a bakery, a nail salon and more.

This is absolutely the worst Walmart in the Northeast!! Tried to buy a cell phone. Unfortunately,…read morethe woman behind the counter not only couldn't understand English well, but was completely incompetent. We came home and tried calling the store for over 3 hours. No one answered in the Electronics department, nor the store customer service line. The employees are rude, prejudice, politically biased, and incompetent...as well as lazy and for the most part, low-life bottom feeders. This store should be closed.

Waste of 30$, Horrible experience, Rude managers, police called over nothing…read more was greeted by a nice lady for a return on an item i purchased on doordash and wasn't sure how to return, she called a manager and instead of helping me, he told me in a very rude way he was the second up manager and couldn't do anything to help me, even after showing him the door dash receipt he said he couldn't help because the item was different than the item on the receipt, but, that was my issue, the dasher got the wrong item. Instead of trying to help me, he insisted there was absolutely nothing that can happen and i lost my money, so i asked for him to call a higher up manager, he proceeded to phone police without warning to remove me. he used an excuse that he needed to watch the front when there was already somebody watching. what a horrible place with a miserable manager.

I'm a huge five below fan and I must say I love this location!…read more I went with my kids a few days before Christmas (I'm an idiot lol) and was pleasantly surprised with the amount of quality items they still had. This location had a lot more licensed products than the one in West Springfield and it is a larger store. They had frozen, paw patrol, Yankees/ Red Sox/ patriots gear, just about everything. The store was very clean and well stocked. I will say that they definitely had mostly toys and gifts, which is super smart based on the season. The line was hella long, but it moved quickly and the staff was friendly. Good job!

I had brought my very large Amethyst ring with 3 diamonds on each side set in 14K gold to be buffed…read moreand cleaned. This ring is about 30 years old and the Amethyst needed buffing and had to be reset in which the Amethyst was suspended in order for light to hit from below. I am beyond ecstatic of the final result! I will be bringing in a pink sapphire earring that needs to repaired here as well. These folks have not been in business for this long by mistake.

Writing a review of Swede's Jewelers is one of the most satisfying things I've done. I have been a…read morecustomer for over 50 years - that's three generations. I've looked elsewhere, but always come back to Swede's. My granddaughter who lives in Seattle is engaged and she looked all over and came to Swede's. That is a great testimonial. I've gotten anniversary rings, my husband got me a 'mother's ring'. So my three generations is matchings the Swede's three generations. Sincerely, Jackie B.