I know that this is the direction Walmart has chosen to go BUT I personally dislike the way they…read moreare doing business. I only go there if I am lazy and then kick myself for stopping by. I am not an employee of Walmart, I do not get an employee discount. So my question to you is why do I shop there if I do the work and take others jobs? I don't want to ring up my groceries, don't want to bag them, get checked as I leave your store. I don't mind people who are other than US citizens HOWEVER I expect people who can speak English when I ask a question in your store. If you want US dollars then pay English speaking people who can give "CUSTOMER SERVICE " and represent your store. I have never seen your groceries go down in price ever, always up!

I have held off on making a review until now because I like to ensure before I obliterate somebody…read morepublicly, that my findings are accurate and true. Let me first start by relaying an experience I had at this location with my elderly mom in April of 2025. We were in the shoe department and my mom suddenly lost her balance and fell. She was unable to stop herself and violently cracked her head open on the concrete floor. I rushed over to her to provide assistance and began screaming for help. One associate showed up and shortly after, someone of a manager looking status showed up with an iPad and instantly asked me to start filling out an accident report. I asked her if she was crazy because clearly my mom needed assistance and I would like them to call 911. She persisted with the request for the accident report, so annoyed, I began to fill it out on her iPad while I sat behind my mom trying to hold her up because she looked like she was going to pass out. She was bleeding from the head. The other associate brought a motorized cart and helped me get her into the cart. Because nobody bothered to call Emergency Services even after I requested it two separate times, I drove her to the emergency room myself. I would say that this probably wasted about 20 minutes of valuable time and I mentioned that because my mom is still feeling the effects of her fall 8 months later. When I reached out to Walmart corporate, they were unwilling to do anything. I didn't even receive what I would consider to be well wishes for recovery. I tell the story now because something very similar happened to another individual at the same location yesterday. She was also elderly and fell and broke her clavicle. Supposedly, nobody came to help her as well and she ended up having to take her own groceries out to her car. We have also witnessed another incident where an elderly woman fell just outside the store in the crosswalk of the parking lot. People were crowded around her and thankfully somebody called emergency services, but in the meantime, there was not one single Walmart badge to be found. This location, if you are not familiar with it, is located in a predominantly retirement community. It is an unfortunate fact that we encounter elderly individuals that fall relatively frequently in this community. It is absolutely abhorrent and disgusting that a large retailer like Walmart cannot provide its customers with at least somewhat respectable assistance. I don't know if this is just an issue locally on the individuals that this location is hiring as employees or if this is a company-wide deficiency, but regardless, it is unacceptable. I am 47 years old and it is wildly depressing to consider the future of my husband and I when we can see now that compassion and basic human decency isn't evident. This location needs to do much, much better... otherwise, I suspect they will have a sizeable lawsuit in their future.

What happened to my favorite manager? (I now know, as I encountered him at Ross on River Road, but…read morehe was too busy to talk to, so I was left wondering why he changed stores and why the corporate powers at Kohl's did not fight to keep him? He was all about the customers and making everyone's shopping experience wonderful. When things got too busy for cashiers to handle, he would always jump on a register or help fold clothes and put them in a bag, engaging with his staff and his shoppers in a friendly and jovial way.) I will not mention his name (as, honestly, I can't remember it), but I do remember the many times over the years when he made my shopping experience incredible. He would add a small percentage off my purchase price when I was spending hundreds and there were no advertised deals in the works. He recognized me and always stopped to say hello or to tell me how good it was to see me. So, as everyone who knows me knows, last year I was having a problem with my 90-year-old mother walking away from my house whenever I was preoccupied. She would leave her phone at home, so there was no way I could locate her. And, my mom's attention span was quickly fading. She intended to do something, but found herself wandering off somewhere else or simply getting lost. There were times when I would have to deny her another Dr. Pepper because her kidney doctor recommended she cut it from her diet completely until her levels were up. I would give her Arrowhead water and she would complain and start spitting it out like IT was poison, then she would grab a few dollars and head off to the gas station up the street when I wasn't looking. But sometimes she lost her way, and it often took police officers to help me find her. On the day the Kohl's manager phoned me, my mom was lost again. The police had already visited the house of the kind lady who had offered her companionship when she passed by there on her way to and from Wal-Mart on a hot summer day. No one at the barber shop had seen her cross Telegraph Street, and she did not go to the library or stop for a visit at her dog's groomers. I was frantic long before I received the call. As we now live in the day and age of AI and cellphones, storing numbers in our heads is a practice long disused and forgotten. I had intended to put a tracking device in my mom's shoes, but I had not done it yet. What if she had fallen in a ditch? What if she had collapsed somewhere from heat exhaustion? All sorts of bad scenarios ran through my mind. The Kohl's manager said he recognized my mother as my frequent companion and shopping buddy. He had approached her as she seemed exhausted and confused. He took her to the back of the store and sat her in a comfy chair, and he brought her a bottle of water. She tried to give him the $20 she was carrying, but he refused to take it and told her to put it in her pocket until she found something she wanted to buy. Then he asked her where I was. She said she didn't know. He asked if she would tell him my name so I could come get her, but my phone number is unlisted. Then, he figured out an ingenious way to reconnect us. He typed my name into the Kohl's membership database and poof -- there I was! He was so incredibly nice, and he explained that he and his wife had been going through similar problems with some of their aged loved ones. So, whenever he saw us shopping together after that, he would approach my mom and make her feel important and comfortable. There is no better customer relations than that! So, needless to say, I have been disappointed to not see my favorite manager in Kohl's for a while, and it seems like many of the staff have been replaced by a class of teenagers expecting a good grade just for showing up. When I asked about a special wallet I typically purchase there, I was told where the wallets were located. I said that I knew where they were, but I was wondering when they might expect their next shipment (as I had purchased the purse and was waiting for the matching wallet to use it). "Well, that's what we've got," I was curtly told. I could go on and on about the unfriendly and clueless employees that work there now. I used to shop there a lot, but now I only go in when I need something specifically that I can't find elsewhere. Upon leaving Kohl's on my last visit, I had to realign my senses when I came to the new checkout lanes, as I thought I had been transported over to T.J. Maxx. They also seemed to have kidnapped their unfriendly staff.

I am not happy with how Kohl's operates. The company offers Kohls cash if you spend $50+. You buy…read moresomething with the Kohl's cash and maybe you change your mind on your initial purchase. Guess what? They penalize you by taking the money from your initial purchase amount. If the customer is planning on still buying the same amount of the initial purchase amount, but changes their mind on what they actually want, they shouldn't have their money taken away.

Passing through from CA and I needed some last minute road supplies and a restroom break. I have to…read morethrow this Target some CA love. It is probably one of the nicest targets I have been to. New, plenty of check stands, very clean, and great location!

This is definitely not the best target I've ever been in especially when it comes to the home…read moresupplies and products. They have a very limited selection. It seems. Realistically, I want to give it a one star because the pharmacy is so horrible, but I recognize that CVS is technically separate from target. The staff outside of the pharmacy is nice and it's a great place to shop for clothes as they have a great sales section. My specific recommendation is don't come during peak hours as the lines do get Long both for self check out and normal check out .

While Walmart isn't a beacon of corporate responsibility and quality, the supercenters are a…read morehelpful one-stop shop for the basics especially when you're just passing through. A short drive from Hurricane, this Walmart has basic pantry and grocery items, clothing, electronics, etc. It's a convenient stop if you're preparing for Zion.

Big, clean store with friendly workers and lots of good things-- like Franz gluten free bakery…read morebreads (omg yummy!) will br back to shop if we are ever in the area again. Highly recommend!

Jeff Mahoney was a very helpful manager…read more I bought a pair of sandals ($50) and boots ($125). More than I usually pay, even with a 20% off coupon. But I love them and they are comfy.

Greg was fantastic, helping us find shoes today! Very friendly and eligible... Love shopping here!read more

This is a great big Nordstrom rack room with lots of free parking. Not much of the parking is out…read moreof the sun, so be prepared to walk across the steaming asphalt parking lot Once inside, it's a nice cool environment with lots of mens wear women's wear and children's wear. They had a particularly nice selection of princess dresses to adorn girls for Easter.. There were also a lot of colorful and cute purses for Easter wear. Probably their best stocked item are shoes and there were lots and lots of shoes to choose from in all sizes, from casual to dressing.. I scored a beautiful faux leather skirt and a bold printed pair of Palazzo pants to replace some of my favorite black-and-white striped pants, so it was a win-win situation for me! I wore those pants to the Eiffel Tower restaurant the next day and they were a smash hit!!

I managed to walk in, browse the entire store without not one associate speaking to me. No one said…read morehi or asked if I needed any help. I walked past and encountered the same employee on 3 different occasions throughout the store and only received looks. I mainly shop Nordstrom online but was in the area and wanted to see what I could find. Store was okay not as many options as opposed to online, not surprised. I walked out without our cashing a thing.

Last time we were here, it took more than 45 minutes to check out. Today there were only two…read morecashiers working and I counted well over 50 people in line, with the line snaking half way to the back of the store. As long as you don't actually want to buy anything, the store great. It is clean and well organized. I guess they don't really care about sales as well over half the customers abandoned their carts and left.

ok im coming on here to speak my truth, i love this tj maxx more than the ones in vegas. and yes,…read moreim sorry! but they don't have scalpers like we do in vegas! i found so much hello kitty and a dupe of the dior saddle bag and jewelry and clothes i would have never found in vegas. plus all the hello kitty is basically clearance because nobody wants it. and if you know me, YOU KNOW I LOVE HELLO KITTY! i'd do this drive up here again just to go to the tj maxx. that's how serious i am about tj maxx. i do not play. plus all of the employees are so sweet and ive never had a bad experience here. literally ever. even when i had like super low blood pressure and almost fainted in the store, still didn't take away any happiness from my experience.

Yes. I liked this Ross. Do much variety. I was looking for some Jumbo candles and found two of the…read moreones I wanted. Plus awesome clothing selections and home decor. Friendly staff and we didn't have to wait in line all day . I can see management values its customers. We will bd visiting this Ross every time we travel to St. George. Just an overall nice experience.

TERRIBLE, got 30 people deep (at least 20 separate purchases) at the checkout line, one cashier,…read moregot a manger walking around who didn't even help or page anyone; cashier was rude, too. WORST ROSS ever!

Went for a haircut because it had good reviews. Didn't even wash my hair, gave my bangs a VERY…read moreslight trim, spritzed the back of my hair and did a couple of snips. Not even 15 minutes. Not really a haircut, and barely a trim. Not going back.

I Love Steve & Stephen! I can always find something special in their store. I recommend taking a…read morelook as the clothes and other great items are always changing.