I went back today after a long hiatus to just check again and see if things were any better since…read morethe initial opening. I was blown away for starters by the customer service from multiple employees. One found me a shoe in a size that wasn't even on the floor, another brought a different size to the dressing room, and a third suggested a better way to complete my transaction! Now keep in mind the stuff here is brand name and higher end than, say, a Marshalls, but I still found a ton of good deals. I saw higher end brands like Tory Burch, Birkenstock, Democracy, and more. I got a $200 free people dress for $35! It's now definitely worth checking out and could be dangerous... I got so much stuff!

Went in today their first day of opening. Store was well stocked with pretty much the same brands…read morethat are standard to NR. The store had many employees helping on their first day. Staff was made to stand at the entrance to welcome the customers super sweet. So for people who have been to NR it's definitely a couple of notches above TJ Max but the model is similar. So there is section for male, female, kids clothing and shoes. They also have a home section along with jewelry, make up, perfume, sunglasses and handbags. Lots for everyone. This particular one has lots of parking and very centrally located. Prices are fair to the brands they offer. Oh I forgot they also have some snacks right near the check out. Enjoy shopping at this location.

While taking a Sunday drive, my wife and I decided to stop at Ten Thousand Villages…read more The cozy import shop is nestled in the corner of Harper's Point and is very unassuming from the outside. The inside, however, was very warm and inviting. The woman behind the counter greeted us and told us about a few of the products on sale. There were scarves, jewelry, coffee and (my personal favorite), handmade soap. Every item, to my understanding, is handmade and on display. There are cards showing what person (or group) created each item. I got Sandalwood scented soap and a beautiful heart-shaped soapstone paperweight. My wife got a Citrus scented soap. After a small conversation, the polite woman bagged our items and we were on our way. If you're ever in the mood to support a good cause that's off the beaten path, I urge you to give Ten Thousand Villages a try.

Great local business that supports women artists and creators. Really high quality and unique…read moreitems. A local business with global impact. 5 stars!

Visited as a buyer and had an overall good experience. The store is nicely set up and easy to…read morenavigate with the signs on each clothing rack. Compared to the location in Hyde Park this one is much nicer and cleaner. There were some good brands, but not as many as I expected. There were many patrons shopping, as well as people dropping off clothing items so staff was very busy. Per other reviews I did not find the staff rude, but busy and maybe a little short in conversation but that made sense and was fine with me. I will continue to visit to see what they have in hope to find some higher end items!

As a seller at their store, I have to say I have been "ripped off" by their keeping 60% of the sale…read moreprice of MY items. The store gets a lot of traffic and most things sell easily. No wear and tear on the clerks except to ring up the merchandise. Also, many of them have a snooty attitude toward customers. Act as if they are better than....

Whole tech department watched me walk around - too busy talking to themselves about draftking and…read moreTikTok. All 3 of them - instead of helping the customers. I asked for help and they just pointed in a direction and went back to their conversation. Fire these morons

targets are all the same but this one i was told has been in the location for a while. its not bad…read moreits about the standard.

I haven't been a fan of Kohls but they have finally pushed me to give them a review. I hate that…read morethey give you coupons but many items are not coupon eligible. I hate that they went to one check out queue. The store handles online orders, pick up, Amazon, etc. it adds to the junkiness of the store. Boxes, stacks, items everywhere. Today my problem was that my mother in law forgot to pay her bill. She is 86 and in a nursing home. I said no problem. I'll go by and pay her bill. She gives me a check and the stub from her bill. Apparently you can't give Kohls any money unless I have her charge card or her drivers license. I have to say if they are trying to get people not to shop there, they are succeeding.

I can't say much for the in-store experience since I did an online pick-up…read more But that went great. I've been looking for a certain lotion I like and found it at this location and on sale. I ordered and it was ready for pick up within a couple of hours. I got in line at the front of the store that was for pickup and returns and an employee came by asking if anyone in line was there for a pick-up. She then retrieved my order and I was on my way. I was in the store less than 10 minutes. I'd use the pick up service again if needed.

Came on Easter morning to get last-minute kid shoes. They had an okay selection, with a wide…read morevariety of styles and prices. Got something close to what we needed (ended up not fitting, my fault for not bringing the kid.) Service was good. Glad they were open.

I used to be a big fan of Old Navy, from the time I was a teenager. The store/brand has changed…read moresignificantly over the years. I feel like the overall quality of the products compared to their higher end Gap and Banana Republic brands has declined, while the price point has not. Despite this I still check in sometimes. I came on this particular day to check for what their St Patricks day goodies were this year. They have always had a strong St Pats game. I walked around and while the store was clean, it was only sort of organized. It seemed like everything was packed in quite tightly as I knocked things off racks several times. Sadly, I found there was just a few shelves near the cash register with St Pats stuff. I got excited as their was a sign saying they had a $5 special on the shirts (shirts and baby stuff was all they had). When I got to to the cash register I was told the shirt was actually just 30% off not $5. As this wasn't that great a deal I decided to abandon ship. I think after this visit I will continue to stick with Gap or Banana... especially at the Outlet Mall or Hebron Clearance center.

Quite possibly the worst and most unprofessional staff. Not quite sure what my expectation was…read morethough considering that you have immature, unprofessional teenagers in charge. I'm willing to put up with shopping at a filthy, unorganized store such as this, in hopes of finding some bargains... BUT, when the bare minimum customer service doesn't exist, that's where I draw the line.... I walk in tonight and I'm 3rd in line. One cashier (a young man) is the only one checking people out, while the two girls standing behind him loudly bicker back and forth for about 10 min about who was charge based on their title. I stared at them unsure if they were fighting or what. Apparently they were just kidding with each other and perhaps thought it was funny to completely ignore the people in line while the poor new kid did all the work. It's almost my turn, and one girl finally says to the other "can you check her out" and I step up, I told them both that whatever that was, was very unprofessional. It's all that I said. Her response??? "Sorry but he's training".... I'M SORRY WHAT?!?! 1) What does training have to do with the fact that you are both yelling behind the cash wrap? 2) If you're waiting on my turn, given that I have a return to show the new hire how to process it, then communicate that to me! I don't mind waiting if someone is truly apologetic and takes a second to acknowledge that I'm standing there. If I were that new hire, I'd never come back. My issue wasn't having to wait in line, my issue was their inconsiderate behavior and lack of respect and acknowledgement, and it needs addressed. A simple "hi", "I'll be right with you", or "thank you for your patience" goes a longgggg way!!!

ive only gotten good service here one time i would take all my high end clothes here and they will…read moreonly ever take the cheap dirty clothes but then tell me they can't take the rest due to wear and tear selling shoes here is a scam and they will do anything they can to make sure when they leave your clothes back that they don't want to take in a complete mess don't even bother making it easier for them i tried selling a pair of 120$ shoes and they gave me 6 dollars for them i told them no immediately and took my shoes back note the shoes were in fine and gud condition the people in there are just a bunch of rude teenagers that are to lazy to do anything or make anything easier or nicer for you