Here Today! What are…read morethe lyrics of Adels song where it talks about "where nothing seems to matter?" Well that's where this Kohls is, a non exciting small town in Michigan named Mount Pleasant. I was needing a new pair of work boots and there was nothing within a 45 minute drive so Kohl's it was. I promise I drove around and visited 4 other stores in search of plain black boots. This Kohl's only had 1 of solid pair which is understandable because there's no sense of options because it would not be profitable I getit and I got what they had. I asked some coworkers and their advice was Meijer's or Walmart, I looked at their shoes and attire and attributed it to being that in Houston, we're fashionable we keep up with what's hot and what's not. NO SHADE! Mount Pleasant has maybe 1% of African Americans, Houston, Tx has Beauty Supply stores every 5 blocks so Amazon was my 1st and only option. Kohl's still had pretty much of what's needed for all your household, accessories and clothes needs. My cashier wasn't too happy to see me but I was happy to see her because my wait in line wasn't not long. Kohl's always have sales and coupons you can combine. Here Today. Won't be back tomorrow!

I'm absolutely disgusted on how they advertised that I would get 35% off. Our total should've been…read moreless than $700

Indian Hills Plaza is full has stores like Dicks, Pet Smart, TJ Max, GameStop and many others. I am…read morenot a fan some of the stores but others are great.

I love Target because of the friendly service and large selection of goods and groceries.read more

I tried to check out at self checkout and my purchase was $30. I had $42 in my debit card account…read more It kept declining so I asked who I assume was a manager for help because she was wearing a more official outfit. She just stood there and smirked at me and asked if I had enough money. I tried explaining to her that yes I did and could she please just help me. I even showed my balance to my roommates who I was with and they told the lady it should be working. When it kept declining I transferred twenty more dollars onto my card and my roommate told me not to hold my card in so aggressively. Maybe it was the holding of the card differently or the extra money but it finally went through. The manager who had been standing there the whole time not helping me said "are you sure you had enough money at the beginning? Didn't you just say you had to transfer money?" In the most condescending voice. I wish I'd gotten her name because my roommates and I walked out like did that really just happen? Apparently it isn't the first time they've had issues with their registers and checkout process. I'm on the lookout for her next time I go in so I can get her name.

The store was clean, well laid-out and loaded with well-priced items. The personnel were very…read morefriendly and helpful. The store is stocked well with clean items for kitchen, mens area, children area, women, books, cd's and dvd's. There was the fun collection of oddball items as well as the thrift staples for everyday items like socks, purses, shoes, bras, belts. I always like browsing the books, cds and dvd's - obviously I'm not alone in liking that area as there were several of us jockeying to look in this area, LOL. An older man purchased a very useful 'grabber' for reaching things for just $2.00. This is a great resource especially for the nearby student population that is living on a dream and a few bucks in their wallet.

I very much dislike how much they charge for things considering that they get it for free. I do…read moreknow that they have to pay for things but come on. I know people shop at thrift stores because they want to. I do it because I have to and I need for stuff to be extremely cheap, I thought that's what Goodwill was all about.

This strip mall has many good stores like Dunham's, Shoe Sensation, Planet Fitness and many more…read more But my favorite thing is a building not in the commons but shares the same parking lot it's a Texas Roadhouse.

Here Today. There Tomorrow!…read more Before today I knew nothing of a Meijer's, what's a Meijer's? Well Meijer's is another Walmart, they run neck to neck. Now, of course I just had to investigate for myself and for the people to decide. What I discovered: 1. Meijer's floral department is waaaay fresher! You can smell their fragrance throughout the store which will put you in the mood for a little 1 stop shopping. 2. They offered sale items, which if you don't usually use Gain laundry detergent "On Sale" will change your mind. 3. The prices on clothes was a shock and looked less of quality than Walmart. Walmart is really starting to suck but if you follow Business News it's explainable. 4. Meijer's had a person posted up at the entrance door to help guide you to the correct department if you're just running in and quickly out. 5. More staff visible to assist. Those are just a few differences I noticed if you have reasons why refuse not to shop at Walmart. As I keep saying, WE like options and DON'T have to put up with sucky service! Hit these businesses in the pocket! Here Today. There Tomorrow!

Always some gimmick going on there. And watch out if you don't see prices posted by the product,…read moreyou will probably be unpleasantly surprised. Never seems to fail, if you can't find pricing convenient near by the item, it's outrageously priced.

This place shopping for men is a joke. The men's department is really not a department for men…read more Very minimal items for men. Don't recommend this place at all. Let's not forget the customer service isn't a number 1

The workers here are great, at very least the ones that went out of their way to help us! The…read moremoment I can remember the name of the amazing gal that assisted in picking out an amazing outfit for my Mrs., I will add it here.

Have stopped 2 years in a row on vacation. First time already closed, today workers walked out and…read moreclosed at 2:00 pm. Waste of time both times. Hours are too restrictive. Being out of state visitors we try to find thrift stores to shop in. This one isn't worth bothering with.

This store is on Mission St two blocks south of Broadway. It is in the building with the upholstery…read moreshop and the hobby shop. Parking is in back. They have used clothing, shoes, purses; books and movies; kids clothing and toys. All donated, items and all workers are volunteers. They fund a free preschool for 3 & 4 year olds at the Presbyterian Church. Donated things are processed carefully- only clean clothing in good condition are put i the store. They take some consignments. Frequent sales, very good prices. Paperback books are 50 cents and hardbacks $1.00. Shoes $1 a pair. Childrens books 25 cents. Dollar racks for some clothing. .