It is very GOOD that Lakeland, my HOME, has a HomeGoods. Well, maybe not always good on the…read morepocketbook, but my home needs it. Oof, the jokes just get worse as I go. If you continue to read all I can say is thank you... It's always an enjoyable trip going to HomeGoods. I was excited when I first saw one being built here and was consequently even happier once it finally opened. There's just a ton of STUFF at these stores. You need a can opener? Go to HomeGoods. Need a smaller drawer with only 3 drawers and a worn white look? HomeGoods. Need a few specific spices and a turn table for your kitchen? Boom, HomeGoods. If there's something really random I need for my house and I want a fairly reasonable price, HomeGoods really is a great option.

HomeGoods has the best selection of accessories for your home. Every time that you return to the…read morestore, there is always something new and the prices are great also.

Went there to this "store" a few days ago and safe to say I won't be there again. The store clerk…read morebarely greeted us when my husband and I came in. He was basically having a trade card off with someone and didn't bother looking up us or at least acknowledge us as customers.God forbid if I were looking for something in particular because I think the guy would've rather play with hot lava rocks before he would've help out. Just because the location has changed. The attitude and atmosphere hasn't AT ALL. THUMBS DOWN all the way. . Don't waste your money or time there.

We made a quick stop here to check for some anime items for my daughter's Christmas list --- while…read morewe didn't find what we were looking for, the shop had a lot of cool stuff to keep our interest and the guy working behind the counter helped direct us to where we could find the items we were looking for. Super helpful. Lots of fun '80s stuff here and this kid at heart had a huge smile while checking out the vintage toys.

I remember when this plaza literally only had Fancy Q and the medical center- it was a random strip…read morethat I only went to for sushi, otherwise it seemed so abandoned. But now all the building space is taken up- there's a Honeybaked Ham, J.Burns pizza and another business there. It's a clean complex with plenty of parking. The worst part is getting in and out of the plaza. If you haven't been there before it could definitely be confusing to find it. The entrance is very steep so pulling out onto the busy South Florida Avenue can be a pain. But trust me, the sushi at Fancy Q is worth all of that!

Walmart has a rep for being the wild west of grocery stores- it's well known that you never know…read morewhat to expect upon walking into a Wally World. Be that as it may, I have always had really good experiences with this Mulberry location. I actually choose to drive the extra 15 minutes to this Walmart rather than the closer South Lakeland one. I typically do drive up orders for my groceries as again, going into a Walmart you never know what you might see or experience so I do my best to limit possible interactions. The Walmart app is super easy to navigate and I always have a great experience using the drive up here. Typically at most I'll wait a few minutes- I have never seen more than a few cars at a time here and I've come at various times of day and days of the week. I think there's been one time I waited maybe 15-20 minutes for my order and I was shocked it took that long. For comparison, at the South Florida location it typically takes AT LEAST 40 minutes to get your order because it's so crazy. So driving the extra time here actually still saves me time versus going to the Walmart that's closer to me. The math shouldn't math. When I have weathered going into this Walmart, it's usually good. It's a clean store that's typically well-stocked (the South Lakeland one is often harboring empty shelves and missing things, this Mulberry one is not so). It also has a lot of offerings for a Walmart in a small town- the classic eye clinic, a McDonalds, and even a whole hair salon. I have a disposable camera I use frequently as I am still old school and love the vintage look of film prints, and I take my film here to be developed. They actually do a great job and have a quick turnaround, as well as a supplying a digital version of the photos. I have tried places like CVS and Walgreens to develop film too and end up coming back to Walmart because it's just a better process. Lastly, mostly all the workers here have been really cool. Luz who works in the electronics is so sweet and helpful. I wish I knew the names of the drive up workers because every single one of them is always so friendly and nice even just in the few minutes we cross paths. I am not a Walmart fan, but I am a fan of this particular Walmart.

They had a huge selection of goods. Pretty clean aisles and store. We prefer this location. We…read morefound what we came for and the checker was friendly and efficient.

First off, know that Goodwill is a company not a charity giving items to the poor & the CEO makes…read more$600,000 or more. I learned this late. If you are donating you should consider giving to actual charities instead of "for profit" enterprises unless you have no other choice. If you do give know less than an 8th of the total profits goes to those in need. Donating is easy here just pull up, unload and go. If you need to get rid of items in a hurry or can't deal with finding just the right place for your items this place may work for you. All that said, sometimes you need to buy inexpensive or items on the fly and you check out Goodwill. We had pretty good luck shopping here at the Lakeland location for a few items. There is a main big room and a secondary smaller room and both share walls with an employee only section. The furniture is in the back room with some household stuff while the front room has clothing for all, accessories , linens, appliances, dishes, small appliances, toys, glasses, etc. They sell some new items that are close outs or extras from companies and donations from individuals. The employee only area is the heart of the operation. The donations come in a door in the drop off area on the outside right side. The stuff is loaded into bins and carried in to be sorted, priced, and later put out. You can't buy things that are newly donated till they are processed. It seems strange to not sell newly donated stuff to willing buyers but they have their protocols. The mark up here is pretty high. Some furniture was too highly priced for condition. There was a ton of linens that could have been gotten for similar prices at discount stores on sale. The selection varies as well as some things are in good condition while some are stained, broken and/or ripped. Employees are nice and friendly for the most part. We dealt with several and most were helpful. You can't blame them that they work hard and the company takes all the money. I digress. If you need things at an inexpensive price come check it out but know what the items you need are worth prior to arriving. This way you know you got a deal and avoided getting taken. Additionally, you'll know whether you need to shop at another store instead

Prices are too high. Especially for coffee cups. $4? I can get a new one for less. Other household…read moreitems were quite pricy as well. Salvation Army down the street offers better deals.

Let me start by saying that I am not a lover of all antique/resell stores. However this one is laid…read moreout nicely with each vendor having their own cubicles. Things were easy to shop visually without having to dig through things. The building has one really large room with two corridors and there are smaller rooms on each end to explore. There were fans set up in many of the booths to help with airflow. Prices were great on some items and higher on other items but all in all I would say that this is a shoppable venue to visit. We had not been to this store before and it's not along a major thoroughfare so if you aren't actively searching for it, you would likely never know it's there. This place is truly a find! The owners/workers were nice and helpful. If you like well organized antique shops, this is a good place for you to visit.

This is a great antique store, laid out nicely, clean and has some very interesting items. Most of…read morethe antique stores are downtown but this one is a little farther south, but well worth the trip.

Doesn't have everythinggggg you need but pretty close to it and at great prices! I will check here…read moreand then head to another grocery store for more specific items I didn't find. Employees have always been so friendly and helpful every time I've gone in. They have food alcohol laundry home goods and so much more. It is easy to maneuver and is always organized.

I was looking for "Walmart Neighborhood Markets" and stumbled upon this gem... I didn't even KNOW…read morethat Dollar General Markets were a thing?! It's honestly pretty cool if you ask me. We go to Dollar General to pick up things quickly (instead of having to run into a super center or grocery store,) so this concept makes it a lot easier to grab more things you may need without the hassle of a larger grocery store. They honestly have everything- from fresh meats and produce to canned and shelf stable foods, deli meats and cheeses... And even an international aisle! Granted, it's small, but it definitely lives up to its purpose. The aisles are wider in the normal section of the store, and it's surprisingly kept up very well. I was even stoked to find the new Milo's EXTRA sweet tea- and it was amazing! I'll definitely be back, (even if it's just for the tea!)