Both the Williston and St Albans stores are loaded with unhappy employees who are rude, and invite…read morerudeness from customers. Walmart shopping is not a classy experience. But it's better than shopping at Costco! At least you're not rounded up like cattle and have to PAY to shop there. Heck, a lot of stuff from Costco is cheaper at Walmart! But the thing is, despite being an honest way to make a buck (I won't call it "a living"), people look down on these WallyWorld workers. Even washing dishes is respectable because it's HONEST work. I empathize with the employees, not the rotten operation Walmart runs. My low rating is for WalMart, the Bentonville, AR-based retailer. I'd never be motivated to do my best at any big-box store. I'd just do the minimum to not get fired... LOL, they lock up underwear at the Williston store! :-) "Please sir, can you get those size XXXL panties out of the showcase for me?"

The Worst! I have had a number of bad experiences here but haven't reviewed before. I asked for…read morehelp finding a price since the shelf tag didn't match the item I was looking at. The employee responded in a very rude manner "I don't have a price gun." and walked away. When I asked other employees for help, I had several just look at me and then turn around and ignore me. Today I was buying moving supplies. After having purchased two armloads of boxes and tape, I asked if I could have two (2 mind you) empty boxes that were sitting empty from employee stocking. They very rudely refused and said they had to recycle them, but they could sell me boxes. I said I had already purchased a number of boxes and tape, and was just hoping to get the couple empty ones sitting there in the store that were just going to be thrown out. No, they said, they wouldn't give me any for free. Extremely rude people. Will not return now. This was the end.

Lenny's in St. Albans and their boss made me realize they rather Lose a loyal customer then take a…read moreloss. thank you for showing me the reason as to why I will not buying from Lennys anytime in the future. I will share my experience to my friends and others, so they don't waste their 160$ on damaged product.

Very limited supply of safety shoes; pricing is better online as well but that's typical of…read morebrick-and-mortar stores. I was not a fan of the guy hovering over me asking if I needed help within five seconds of entering the store, I just wanted to see what they had and if I needed help or wanted to buy/try on a pair of shoes I would have asked. If you already have a pair of shoes you like and want to rebuy, I'd recommend just buying them online.

Came here for the first time on Wednesday December 18, 2024 in the morning. This is a relatively…read morenew business to the area - coming from Montreal, we like to shop in Vermont and this happens to be on our way as it is close to Walmart in the area. This is a discount store that offers a bit of everything - there are many home decor items, bedding, accessories, some shelf stable foods, toys, clothing, beauty products and knick knacks. The closest thing I can compare it to is Ollie's (there is one in Plattsburgh). I found the store to have a decent selection, but the overall vibe was very messy, dusty and kind of "low class". The clothing or toy selection are of poor quality. Immediately I thought Ollie's was better. I wandered in every aisle and there weren't any major deals to be found. I was looking for something specific advertised in the store flyer but even after searching and asking for help from employees, no one could find this item. Lots of unopened boxes of stock and stuff just piled everywhere. My favorite section was the beauty products area - There are soaps/body washes/lotions that you would not find in a regular store. For example, Dove or Johnson's products that come from another country. I am not sure how they arrived to the USA but these are versions of products normally sold abroad. If you check the labels you'll be surprised! Some stuff was made in Italy. I think this is the type of place you have to check back often for deals - we walked away with some soaps and toothpaste, there were 5 packs of Colgate tubes for less than $3 which was a steal but otherwise couldn't find anything else that really interested us.

I was in the store this week and the manager was loudly reprimanding an employee which felt…read moreunprofessional and awkward honestly. She complained that she shouldn't have to move carts in the parking lot because she's the manager and apparently too good to do that. How rude. I felt bad for the employee and will not be back. You'd think for a new store the manager would be more welcoming.

I was amazed to receive a refund for a sweater I bought three months prior that was too small. I…read morewould have exchanged for bigger size but the sweater was no longer available. The salesperson was very polite and effective. I consequently proceeded to spend the entire refund in the store the same afternoon as a gesture of appreciation. Well done Simons for good customer relations.

Came here on the recommendation of a fellow traveller. It's a basic department store that is based…read morein Quebec. It reminded me a lot of Macy's- similar price point and selection. I really liked the sculpture in the center escalator stairwell. I was there in mid July so it was a good time to check out the sales on summer clothes and merchandise. It's centrally located on the shopping stretch of St. Catherine Street in downtown Montreal.

My sister and I were looking at handbags, jewelry, fragrances, and apparel when we happened across…read morethis cute cookie shop, La Biscuitery. Assorted biscuits are housed in colorful tins, perfect for gift-giving or with tea. There was also a collection of freshly-baked macarons and chunky cookies. We knew the latter would make a great snack while watching movies. Of course, I had to get the gingerbread man, marbled brownie cookie, and a few Grace cookies (Red Velvet and Black Forest). All of them were enjoyable and a fun treat, anytime of the day.

Upscale department store that reminded me of Saks or Barneys New York (RIP). They have all the…read moreavant garde fashion designers here, perfume/cosmetics and a cafe. The air conditioning feels good on a hot day too. Nice experience.

We were doing a road trip from Niagara Falls to Saratoga Springs to visit my hubbies brother. We…read morestopped in Canada too. I wanted to put a gift basket together for his brother and wife on our arrival for 2 nights. I just knew TJ's would have a basket for me to accomplish this. I like to get to bottles of wine, one red, one white and some chocolates and other goodies to fit in. I also knew they would have the filling or tissue paper to put it all together. This has to be my favorite all time store and it's just so fun to go in new towns especially in Burlington, Vermont. Home of Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream. This was an interesting spot because home goods was a separate space and the regular clothing store was a building right next store which made them both massive. I didn't have time to go to the clothing store and probably wanted to avoid all temptation seriously...

This is a huge TJM store with large collection of clothes, shoes, home goods, kids apparel and…read moretoys. The store is mostly clean and tidy. The jewelry, watch and handbag sections didn't have much inventory or good choices. Still it is very popular among locals. I saw lots people in the store, at one point there were more than 10 customers waiting in checkout lane. Throughout the store prices were excellent. We got a princess doll with unicorn for only $9. Rest of items I checked also had decent discounted price. For checkout we got lucky, there wasn't any line. It was quick and easy, associate was friendly and helpful at the register.

This place is the bomb! Yes they have tires. And yes they have just about everything else you can…read moreimagine. Store is clean and the service is pleasant and reliable. Great prices on huge assortment of home goods, clothing, sporting and other recreation. Yes. They have tires too!

Spend $100 dollars and they don't have any bags for your purchases. They want you to spend another…read more,99 cents to buy one of their bags quite a ripoff . They should post a sign at the door that they don't offer bags for your purchases. Have told others to find another Marshall's may have better customer service.

Nice store. Very helpful staff. Laid out nicely. Just like any Marshells. This store is alot…read morenearer and more organized. Bought a few items that were priced nicely.

The store was recently renovated Looks nice but hard to find anything and many items are not…read moreavailable Staff is pleasant but very frustrated with lack of inventory and of prices being posted Not a lot of choice of stores in this area so what can I say View of Jay peak from the parking lot is excellent

Zero stars if I could. Walmart is now not letting people take more than 15 items through self…read morecheckout, forcing people like myself that cannot be on their feet for long periods into slow checkout lines. I do not like dealing with cashiers. Some of them are less than helpful. Being so limited on self checkout does not work for me. I hope Walmart goes bankrupt.

Traveling through and needed to top up my Tesla for charging. Saw a mall sign and approached. Doors…read morelocked. Old store names radio shack, J.C. Penney, Payless shoes. Found an open entrance and walked through and holy shit, totally creepy. Gymnastic and a gym was still open the rest of it was shuttered. Creepy old movie feel, banners hanging dated 2019. An old pub displaying what's on tap but pub long gone. It was such a strange place to explore.

Locals refer to this as the "Green Mountain Small" as this is one of the smallest and empty malls…read moreone has ever seen. The one last remaining anchor store, JC Penny is there. Most of the mall is now empty except for a few clothing or other small specialty stores that suck. Rich's, Ames, Zares, The Music Shop, Butson's supermarket, Sears, Fashion Bug, Dana Jewelry, and more have vacated. I hate to be negative as the area needs business, but coming out to the mall is a wasted trip. I recommend shopping downtown St Johnsbury. However, just keep this in mind, that JP Penny is the ONLY place within 1 hr drive to buy a suit or good sheets.