Fantastic store and staff. Love the Vision Center, love the pharmacy and Woodforest Bank...Sheltie…read morethe manager is great!

I went here today to buy Fresh Pet dog food, I always buy 2 kinds, and Of course, they only had 1…read morekind. I went to check out, and the lady at the checkout didn't speak any English. I had 3, 6 pound rolls, and I put one on the counter and told the lady that I had 2 more. I told her 3 times, and finally a guy came over to her, and told her what I was saying.I had a coupon for $17.50 off of a roll, which is what it costs,. The coupon was sent to me by the manufacturer. It wouldn't scan, so they told me I couldn't use it. This dump deserves 0 stars, and I won't be going here anymore.

I needed a bite to eat before a meeting at the library. There aren't a lot of restaurants opened on…read moreSunday on this side of town so I decided to grab a quick lunch at Meier. They have a deli that serves hot chicken meals and nearby dining area. The clerk was indifferent, but efficient, that assembled my chicken meal. My meal came with a drink and I didn't see a nearby machine. The clerk told me the machine was across the store by the restroom. Dang, so much for quick. The drink machine was filthy. And a mess. I could even figure how to operate the damn thing. I managed to get a cup of water, but the cup lid did not fit. Grrrr. The chicken was decent. Hot with a crispy seasoned breading. There was a lot of chicken for the price. I had the home fries because they didn't have any healthy sides. The fries were good, too. I'm giving them 2 stars because of the filthy soda machine that was on the other side of the store. I won't be back.

Consistently clean, helpful team members, organized shelves & end-caps, the website aisle locations…read moreactually are correct, you can scan as you go & the app works, & mPerks is the best grocery point system! I always have points to use on gas & groceries.

I visited Circle Center Mall a couple weeks ago when I was downtown, and figured I'd visit another…read moremall that has been in the news in recent weeks, Lafayette Square. The current management of Lafayette Square claims they're on a path to redevelopment including adding buildings, amenities, and businesses. And they claim they can do it all without tax incentives. So I wanted to stop by and see the progress. All in all, I'd say Lafayette Square is about 70% leased, though it only has one anchor filled and that is a Shopper's World. Compared to Circle Center which is in a central part of town and has a lot more money backing it, I'd say that's pretty good. I didn't take any pictures of this part, but the front part of the mall off of Lafayette Square as well as that specific part of the parking lot probably look better now than they have at all in the past 20 years. As someone who grew up on the northwest side and frequently visited the mall when I was younger, seeing this mall and walking inside bought back a lot of memories. I vividly remember some of the tenants from my youth, and many of the storefronts such as the old bookstore look exactly the same. There is evidence of the mall's former glory days all over, with signs of former tenants that have never been removed, or aging amenities that are still there, but no longer functional. For a fairly dead mall, I'd say it was also fairly clean and I felt safe. There were families with children in the mall, either to grab some food or shop at the several clothing stores. The rest of the property besides the part that faces Lafayette Road though, is in pretty dire condition and I think it'll take a lot of luck to pull off this re-development.

Lafayette Square Mall is a former Simon Mall that was abandoned by the company and over the years…read morehas fallen into something resembling disrepair and a rather sad lack of use. The mall, which is in the area where I grew up, has 1.2 million square feet of shopping space. I'm unclear on just how much of it is actually utilized, but it's definitely not that much. There's 113 acres of land and plenty of parking. There are still signs of the terrific mall it used to be - and, I must say, it's still vastly superior to Washington Square (another Simon abandoned mall). This area is now known as International Marketplace precisely because of the tremendous diversity in terms of residents and businesses. If you can't find ethnic food in this area, you're not actually looking. I believe that Shopper's World is now the only true "big box" store to occupy the mall. The mall has a mixed history in terms of violence, though I'll be honest and say I've never felt unsafe here. That said, even the area I grew up in near 43rd & Moller Road is a much rougher area than it was when I was growing up. The area around Lafayette Square still has a pretty healthy business cycle to it. There's a fairly new Wal-Mart Supercenter not far away. At Home is fairly close by and there are several other major chains within a mile. However, this area really has worked to re-establish itself to celebrate its diversity. The stores in Lafayette Square are mostly independently owned shops now. The same is true for the handful of restaurants. I do believe Philly Cheesesteak is still in here and it's not locally owned. The mall has generally the same layout it used to have, though decor is pretty barebones these days. I used to really love wheeling these wide paths from one end to the other. Growing up, Lafayette Square was my favorite mall. I certainly can't say that anymore, though I think it still has its charm. I believe nearly all of the parking lot businesses are closed now. For a while, a pizza joint was here. Movie theaters existed for a while. Heck, I'm old enough that I remember when there was a photo developing place in the parking lot. Lafayette Square still gets a surprising amount of business. I was by here today and while the anchor spots are empty there were still pockets with quite a few cars and the halls had some definite business. While Finish Line is still listed on their website, I'm pretty sure they left a little while back. Overall, I do think Lafayette Square gets a bit of a bad rap. That said, there's also not a lot of reasons to come here as there's no major national retailers beyond Shoppers World and no major attractions outside the indie shops. While I've always felt safe here, Lafayette Square has definitely had some issues and I'd be hard-pressed to call it family friendly at this point. Still, this place has potential. Here's hoping that one day someone comes in and really uses this space well and it doesn't go the way of Eastgate or Washington Square.

This place has a little bit of everything, from furniture to your everyday household cleaning…read moresupplies. Prices for furniture seem very high. They do have good prices on everything else. In my opinion, the quality isn't very great, but you get what you pay for... If you ever don't have anything to do, its good to look around and see what they offer. It was a bit messy for me, and workers aren't very friendly.

The lady on the counter she is very rude. She mismatched the price of rugs. The rug is only $ 119 i…read moresaw on demo when i go to pay she said it's $199. Price is ok but her way of talking is super rude.but the owner of the place he is super nice.

I used to recommend this Dollar Tree years ago, but no longer. After you see a few of the pictures…read moreposted, you'll understand. When I was on the Exotic Feline Rescue Center Auction Committee, I purchased many glass candle holders here and small exotic toy cats to place on our tables. Now, the toys are scattered all over the isles and just a hot mess. I looked for the candle holders but only found one. Several standard items I kind of count on finding here were missing, too. The employees were trying to stock and clean up the isles. It's still a good place to shop for toys or candies to place in a pinata or buy inexpensive items for gift bags. I purchased a couple of cheap buckets and sponges for some cleaning next week. You get the idea. I have to say I've watched kids frantically pick and toss toys aside after looking at them. The worst part was that the parent watched and never said a word. It is hard for employees to keep it stocked and organized. I will continue to shop Dollar Tree when I need inexpensive items for a project, but I'll try to find a store not so in disarray.

If Dollar Tree were loaded up on a train, hopped off the rails and slammed into this location with…read moreboxes and merchandise flying everywhere, you'd find the same results as what I found yesterday in this particular location. I literally found myself thinking "Should I email corporate? This is really embarrassing for their brand." AYAYAYAYAYA. Ohmylanta, there are not words for this place. Well, "hot mess" would probably sum it up. Let it be known that I am very familiar with the world of Dollar Tree, Dollar General, Family Dollar, you name it. Before I dive into this message, know that this was not my first rendezvous and quite frankly, I love grabbing home necessities at these stores. As for this particular location, what in tarnations happened here? Every isle was filled with several boxes of inventory piled high, shelves that were in complete disarray and items placed haphazardly throughout the store. I was fighting the urge to start gathering all of the empty boxes and cleaning house. On top of the complete mess found in every nook and cranny, they had more than 15-20 people in line for each of their two cash registers on a Sunday. At this point, I'm guessing its best to just let the photos speak for themselves.

I want to be fair and start with the one positive: Foreman Mills has a great selection of clothing…read moreand very good prices. If you're looking for affordable items and a variety of styles, you'll likely find something you like. Unfortunately, the customer service completely ruins the shopping experience. Many of the employees barely speak to customers. There's no greeting when you walk in, no one asking if you need assistance, and very little effort to provide even basic customer service. It's disappointing because good service goes a long way. What's even more frustrating is that some of the staff suddenly become very courteous, friendly, and professional when upper management is present. They're engaging, helpful, and attentive when the "big wigs" are around. However, the moment leadership leaves, the atmosphere changes completely. Employees gather near the registers talking among themselves while customers are left standing in long lines with the slowest cashier handling everything alone. I personally experienced this during a return. A manager initially said she would assist me, but then claimed she couldn't complete the transaction because she didn't have a till for a debit card exchange. I ended up waiting 15-20 minutes, while she continued assisting other customers. The interaction was rude, unprofessional, and very unpleasant. It's discouraging when you come to spend your money at a business and can't receive even basic customer service, let alone professionalism in the workplace. Again, the clothing selection and value are good, but the lack of professionalism and poor customer service from staff make the experience frustrating and disappointing. Employees chose to apply and work here, so representing the company with a little respect and professionalism should be the standard.

I parked on one end but the door was locked so I had to walk to the other side. This was my first…read moretime. I was passing through the area and decided to check them out. I was greeted when I walked in. Multiple workers spoke while I browsed the store so great customer service. They had a lot of reasonably priced items throughout the store and so many selections to choose from. From clothes and shoes to home decor and household items. There was something in here for everyone, even your pets. The only reason why I'm not giving it 5 stars is because the lady checking me out was on a personal call ordering dinner and wasnt attentive. She asked me for my phone number at least 3xs before she finally paid attention to me. If you're dealing with customers, your personal calls should be on personal time. I shouldn't have been delayed service and had to stand there for a few extra minutes at no fault of my own.

I recently visited this store for its yellow ticket sale but not much was available…read more This store is not too big but is always well stocked, organized and the staff is generally helpful. Sometimes I find great deals especially on gifts.

Y'all, I have been an avid TJ maxx, Marshall's, and home goods LOVER since I was in highschool (the…read moreold downtown Indy one) ... I will say this was my first time visiting the TJ maxx location in speedway, IN and I'm obsessed with both it's convenience as well as selection of items. I honestly thought being just days after Christmas it would be picked over and not have anything and I was very wrong. I can't wait to go again for some more retail therapy. It was super clean & the parking lot is huge.

Great place For remodeling your home!The person that was helping us was very helpful with an…read moreamazing attitude

From the owner: Hello Everyone!! We have Vinyl and Laminated Flooring and we also have ceramic tile for restrooms…read moreand kitchens For The Best Prices!Also we have many vanitys and lighting.

Do I let the secret out? This location has a better selection vs what other locations have sold out…read moreof. Even though this location is busy, I do not think it is quite as busy as other locations. Probably the reason why they have a better selection. I would like to see the drive up staff be more friendly. I've had them walk up to my car and not even say a word. After putting the items in my car, I've also had them not say thank you or even acknowledge you. The inside staff is quite different. The ladies at the register are very nice! I have no complaints there. Target has deals and specials every week. Don't forget to download their app and you will see those weekly.

It's a Target! You know what you're getting, for the most part. The one thing that's a little…read morestrange is that there's no desk or counter at the online order pickup area. It's just a corner with a bunch of bags on shelves. You kind of have to stand there in front of all the bags until someone notices you. There was a lot of trash in the parking lot (I pick up trash frequently, so I always notice these things), but fortunately, that didn't extend to the inside of the store. This Target is well organized and clean. It's a pleasant Target to walk around in.

This is a trendy fashion ... it's come a long way ! It's just simple everyday cheap and affordable…read moreattire . Some of it last , some of it is one time , but the price is right ! Not high end but cool pieces to mix and match with your wardrobe Staff was nice!

No one speaks, everyone has an attitude. What's the point of being there if you have an attitude?…read moreWhen people walk into your establishment you need to speak to them, acknowledge they're coming into your store to sow and some money for your place of business. Where exactly is the customer service???? Not here apparently