Love the selection of shoes here, but I literally dread when I find a pair I want to buy, as I know…read moreI'm going to get heckled at the cash register! A heads up that they really do NOT like if you don't wish to sign up for their emails/account. When I politely decline, I always get asked multiple times "Umm, are you SURE??" I came here last Saturday and I found an amazing pair of boots, for 60% off! Awesome shoes, awesome deal...this should have been a nice shopping experience!! I take my boots up to the cash, and the girl asked me if I had an account, and I said no. She said "OK I'll sign you up! Name? Email??". First of all, I would like to be ASKED if I would LIKE to sign up...don't just assume. I told her I no I didn't want to sign up, but thanks anyways. Then she just stared at me for a second, and said..."Um you really should cause we send you deals". I told her that's ok I don't come here very often as I live in Kingston (Canada), and we don't have this shoe store around, and I certainly don't want to get spammed with emails everyday for a store I go into twice a year. She said "Oh well that's ok because you can order online, you don't need a store, so what's your name and email again for the account??" I told her AGAIN I do not want to sign up, and I'm not one of those people who can buy shoes online (I need to try them on), so online shopping doesn't entice me. She continued to just stare at me. After a couple long seconds of awkward silence she said, "Soooo.....is that a yes to signing up?" OH MY GOSH....I told her once again I said NO, I will not be signing up. She looked at me shocked and ticked off, and finally proceeded to scan my boots and send me on my way. You know, for finding great shoes at a great price, I always leave this store frustrated. How about you take the pressure off customers to sign up! And look, most people WILL sign up, but if the odd person doesn't want to, quit being so aggressive.

I love going here for shoes. I ordered Dee her Christmas gift today and since I ordered it through…read morethe store, it was free shipping! Score

Cute little store and great shoe repair! I was so impressed…read moreby my experience here. I have a pair of beautiful leather boots that were too slippery on the bottom so the cobbler put a rubber sole on them. They actually look even better than they did before! He also cleaned and polished them for me. The price was surprisingly reasonable and he was super nice. I'm taking all my slippery shoes to him now!

I visited Avon shoe store a week and a half ago due to referral from orthopedic Dr. The gentleman…read morethat I dealt with was very helpful and ordered my insert. I called the store 11 days after order was placed and talked to a very rude woman. She said she hadn't seen it come in yet. I asked her if she could track it or call the company. She responded with "We will call you when it comes in". Very short with me and rude!

Always great service. Always great skill and a very kind word to go with it. I would use this…read morebusiness over and over again.

From the owner: We specialize in orthopedic buildups and wedges. Full-soles done for your specific work. Women's…read moreheel, half-soles,custom leather work, and much much more.

I went Ammo section, and request the Aguila 22cal LR powerless. There were 2 individuals, the…read moreyounger one assisted, older one just turned away after hereing what I want. Young guy, never heard of this Ammo, I showed te product on line and it said Runnings had the item. Again faults advertising. Waste of time and money. Know your Products. Customers should not have to teach their employees!

women's bathroom was disgusting. smelled really bad and there were diarrhea spots on the floor…read more really messy

We went to the store to buy extra wide shoes for one child and 6Y for another child. While looking…read morefor the specific size for youth, the assistant manager proceeded to argue with us that the sizing for children with 'c' representing "child" or toddler sizes and 'Y' for youth or big kid sizes was not what those two designations meant. Now I have had 4 children over the last 23 years. Those designations have always been there. Then when we went to check out, the very young bubblehead of a girl couldn't spell our city name, took forever to ring it up, kept generally playing when we are trying to get out the store with a toddler who was over it. She asked us if we wanted to subscribe to the rewards card. I said yes. She proceeded to ask me my full name, address, phone number, and DOB while strangers are around me. She said this is required to sign up for rewards. When I commented that this is a lot of personal information being gathered publicly, she got snooty. We paid the $204 and left. Upon reflection, I took it all back and got my money back. I got the same assistant manager. I told her they could have had us write the info on a sticky and shred it if it's required va asking so many public details with others listening in. I also told her customer service goes a long way for me and it was not worth spending my money there. I wouldn't recommend this location at all.

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Kohl's is a department store that's similar to Sears and JC Penney. Since we don't have any Kohl's…read morein Canada, I always pop in when I'm in the USA, even though I've never ever bought anything at a Kohl's, lol. They have a large clothing section; styles are pretty basic though and nothing too fashion forward. They have some housewares and toys too. Staff did seem very nice and there's free WiFi in the store. This location is in the Towne Center at Watertown shopping complex. Lots of free parking.

If you have extra long arms then the shirts are for you. I am usually a good fitting medium size…read morebut the arm length of their shirts go well past my hands by 4 to 5 inches. I guess they cater to orangutans.

I love TJ Maxx and there is an art to shopping here. A discount can always be found on brand name…read moremerchandise. Love browsing as I may never know what treasures are to be had. Dropped my son off at Airport and had time to kill before his flight left. This store while large seemed to not have as much inventory but what they did have was high quality like All-Clad, Dyson, and Sur La table. Was so happy as I found additional pieces to my every day dishes and was so happy. Store is clean and neat. I love when I have the opportunity to stop in and treasure hunt.

I need a belt I got it has severe discount stores huge if you're going to go through things you can…read morefind a lot of good deals great parking lot attached in the mall and the staff was nice kind and willing to engage with me I highly recommend going here for discounts .

We stopped in at this mall in search of some tourist merch (specifically, a NY state keychain). We…read morealso detoured looking for a geocache hidden on the lot, and luckily we did find it. But on to the task at hand. When we first went in, we thought we'd be able to access the mall through the Hobby Hut, but it turns out that it is self-contained, so we headed back out, and went through the mall via the JC Penney. This store felt perfect after being out in the summer heat - nice and cool from the AC, but not at all clammy or stuffy. We proceeded into the mall corridors, where most of the stores seemed like one of businesses, although there were some chains like Hot Topic and Spencer's. Many of the units were vacant, and the big amusement attractions were closed. There were very few people, so it felt so quiet as to be a bit disquieting. We had begun our search at Hobby Hut, but weren't surprised not to find what we were after there. We then tried a couple of other shops, but in vain. Finally, a couple of staff from different stores mentioned a store in the mall they both referred to as "selling mugs" and might have what we were looking for. We finally reached said store (Katrick Customs), and were relieved that we were able to accomplish our mission there. We availed ourselves of the washrooms while we were there, and they were spacious and decently clean. The taps worked, the dispensers had soap, there were paper towel dispensers and air dryers that were all in working order. It's too bad the mall doesn't have as much to offer as it clearly did in days past. If I were a local, I'd likely only be going there to pick up specific items rather than browse for fun.

if u like perusing a DEAD MALL (i do...) this is of…read moreinterest. DICKS and many stores have vacated so options are limited