I was welcomed right when I walked in. They were pretty busy. I had a mission to just buy pop-it…read moreand fidget toys for my girlfriends grandson who is Autistic, and when I asked her if her grandson tried using a pop-it, she wasn't sure what it was and never heard of them. So I brought two for her grandson and one fidget toy, to see if he will like the sense and feeling of them before buying more.

First of all you should have more people helping. Second you…read moreshould have better service. Everything is computer if I want that, I stay home and order online, how ever I got gift cards there is not enough envelope for them, this is crazy i was told that I can perches if I want envelope for the gift card. I wish I was informed before the purchase this way I can get gift cards at target....

I really like this location it's home goods and Marshalls in one. Love the home furnishings. They…read morewere beautiful and reasonably priced . Even stuff for pets. Nice additions for baby nurseries. Shoes and clothes were beautiful and wonderful selection. Prices were fair with additional sales. Similar obviously to T.J. max and Ross. Huge selection of clothes, home furnishings, pet stuff, jewelry, shoes , purses and many other accessories. I could've spent many hours in there but was on a time limit lol. I will find a location by me and possibly browse bc I did see a few things that peaked my curiosity. I did breeze thru the shoes not really good deals but they did have a few cute boots. I did get a few good ideas for gifts and birthdays. They do have some nice art for the home. I found one that I loved. But definitely worth going back bc you never know what you can find.

Did you forget your hostess gift, too? I did. Did you…read moreneed a shower gift last minute? I did. Did you go to Home Goods and have that need met? I did, too! WOW They offer, at reasonable prices, different things to use or decorate your home. You may, or may not, find what you're looking for because it functions much like other places that clear out old inventory. If you're looking for something in general you will find it; if you're looking for something specific (not just a skillet, but one for frittata) you're on your own. I don't like coming here because I don't know what I will find, but I do know I will find a lot of things to spend money on! It is an easy thing to do. Also, people let their ankle biters free range here. Be prepared for that, it's a thing.

Love shopping at different Ross stores in the area because each location receives merchandise…read moreaccording to their region. As me how I know this! We walked up to the entrance and immediately noticed 2 ROSS security staff standing near the center desk area. Great to see because loss prevention should be at top of every retailers priority. We showed them our cash register receipts as we left the store. Inside, the assortment of clothing and home goods was mediocre. Many rack were organized into categories and easy to find different sizes within the departments. The staff, especially the head cashier, was pleasant and knowledgeable.

Dress For Less is the slogan and I definitely agree! I shop at Ross often because I definitely…read moredon't want to spend a lot of money on passing trends. I save my money for those classic pieces that last me from season to season, year to year. Here you can always find brands as well as more no-name brands. Especially if you check out the clearance section. It does get picked through I do admit but that's to be expected from these brands-for-less stores.

Excellent service from Angi. Very helpful!!!!…read more This store has so much!! Found terrific throw pillows (non-feather)... tried many places first. Great price on spring water and lots of other things. Hard to navigate the store. It's not laid out as well as the other Big Lots I have been to... So pleased with customer service and prices. Thanks again, Angi. She deserves five stars!

I love this store. The whole chain is wonderful. I have been to several locations and the staff is…read morealways friendly and helpful. Look in the mail for the 20% off coupons. I buy almost everything from here. And I shop on there website. This is my favorite store in PA.

Crappy store with nothing but empty boxes in the houseware department because of all the stuff is…read morestolen. Poor selection throughout as it serves a very low end demographic that is the Lehigh Valley. Oh good luck trying to find a register open. You'll have to walk through the entire store to find that one upstairs and maybe two downstairs lol

Employees are super helpful! Great selection of retail items, from shoes to bags to jewelry.read more

I have never ordered online for store pick-up before. It was way easier than I thought. Although…read moreFamous Footwear does not have the best selection they had exactly what I needed for a gift for my 3 year old niece. I also added in some converse for my daughter. I received an email right away that the order was ready. Picked it up right after work. I had no problem in the cashier was super nice. I just wish they had a better selection but famous footwear comes in handy when all else fails. They also have buy one get 1/2 off which is a plus.

The manager at this location. She's kind. Respectful and goes the extra mile. I just visited and…read morewas struggling with my daughter with special needs. As I became mortified she got more genuine and sincere. I will shop here more just to support her!

Always has everything I need. Employees have always been helpful when you can find someone. They…read moreused to be teeming with staff but lately, they've been scarce. Maybe I just come at an off hour. I miss the 40% coupons though.

SINCE THEY OPENED I have shopped here UNTIL I found Michael's across the road!. I buy art supplies…read moreoften, but Hobby always has a BS tactic they pull - a cost adjustment of some type, unclear or vague..if you buy 150. we give you $2.00 off gee wow thanks JUST RECENTLY 6/25 ie: I found a 2 pack of canvases for $8. usually that's the price of ONE so OK, CANT ALWAYS WATCH REGISTER BUT THEY'RE CHRISTIANS RIGHT?? (really DOUBT THAT.) Boom-bang got charged for both, even though the label was clear. Its not worth going back since prices are higher than Michael's anyway. I WILL NOT SHOP HERE AGAIN. GREAT CHRISTIAN WITNESS GUYS! "Christ had no guile" meaning lies.

Some years ago, I wrote a review of the Walmart in Flemington, and how I came to be a semi-regular…read morepatron (I lost my job at the same time as an old friend lost his, and we'd sometimes drive to the Flemington Walmart to do our food shopping with what was left of our unemployment checks). Later, after we became once again gainfully employed, we'd occasionally drive out in this same direction because he was a Costco fan. I usually just accompanied him, acting as his sounding board (bored) as he talked inexhaustibly about himself (he's a nice guy but narcissistic to the point of sociopathy). I was impressed by the sheer quantity of stuff in the place, and the prices seemed right, but I wasn't too interested in buying items in bulk. And you had to be a member. (I'm old enough to remember the TV commercials for members-only JGE Appliances in the 1970s, which would end with someone asking, "Is that the story, Jerry?" and a bald, fat guy would stretch out his arms and reply, "Dat's da storee-eeee!!!") At 1 point, my friend said, "You should get a member's card. It's cheaper if you have a relative who is already a member." "Maybe I could pass as your Irish cousin." And then didn't think too much of it until a week or so later he said, "I can get you a card for a fraction of the regular price." "How?" "I'll say you're my partner." I'm not a big fan of lying, and I responded, "Look, I'm not a homophobe, but I'm not gay either. You sure this isn't some kind of bizarre wish fulfillment on your part?" "Don't flatter yourself. You want the card or not?" I signed up for the card with my partner. In truth, I didn't use it much. When I came here, it was with my friend. Once I came by myself to buy paper towels in bulk (during the tail end of the Covid frenzy a few years back). I haven't been here since, but out of curiosity, I visited recently, during the intense heat wave. Costco was crowded, but parking was plentiful. I walked past the tire center (which my friend swears by) and through the entrance. I had my member card but wasn't sure it was still valid. There was a guy monitoring those coming into the store, and I thought, "Oh, oh...here's where I get turned around and sent packing!" You had to swipe your card in front of a monitor (don't remember that from the last time I was here), but...surprisingly...mine still worked and I was admitted into this enormous commercial warehouse. They seem to have everything. Gigantic TVs. Clothing. Fans that spray water. All kinds of food in bulk. Onions. Shrimp. Tomatoes. Butter cookies (which I was tempted to buy). Paper towels. Tissue. Ketchup. Coffee. Etc. There are stands with an employee offering a sample of something. They have a hearing aid center, a pharmacy, an eye exam center. My memory is that the check-out counters move pretty fast (as opposed to its low-rent cousin Walmart) but I wasn't interested enough in buying anything to test out the accuracy of that memory. However, I was hungry, and I always did want to sample some of their "fast food." Soda, pizza slices, hot dogs. Some tables for sitting, some for standing. I love pizza and I haven't had any in a long while, so I ordered 2 pepperoni slices with a large Coke. Despite the crowds, service was polite, and fast. I could have used a tray to carry my food, but I balanced everything and made my way awkwardly over to 1 of the tables. The pizza slices were big and were actually tasty. Messy, but then that's a good sign when it comes to pizza (for me, anyway). Nobody in a gourmet pizza establishment is going to lose sleep over Costco pizza, but...hey, I enjoyed it! I paid with a $20 bill and the cost of the 2 pepperoni slices, and the large Coke came to just under $5. I know of pizza places where you'll pay that much for 1 slice. A much smaller slice. Without pepperoni. My last stop was the bathroom to wash my hands. The bathroom seemed pretty clean and taken care of. I still can't see myself coming here regularly. Hunterdon County is relatively far from me (I know there's a Costco in Bridgewater, which is closer to me, but this is the location I've become used to), it's not my "happy place," and I don't see myself buying too much of anything in bulk. The TV I have is big enough, thank you. But everything here, price wise, seems to be a tremendous bargain, they seem to carry just about anything you can imagine (although I didn't see any books, CDs, or DVDs, which I do remember...let's give credit where credit is due... Walmart having in stock. Even if the DVDs were of the "Duck Dynasty" type, the books "Joel Osteen" paens to Christian enrichment, and the CDs substandard pop and country). The people working here seem relatively friendly and agreeable. It is what it is, and it does what it does well. Very well. My partner and I... I mean, my old friend and I are fans. I'm less enthusiastic than my friend is, but when push comes to shove--- I recommend it. Highly recommend, if bulk shopping is your thing.

It's extremely hard to complain about an 18 inch cheese pizza for ten bucks so I'm not going to…read moreinsult your intelligence by trying. Not a world class pie by any means but damn good considering the extreme value it represents. No, Guissepie is not spinning the pie by hand but for a quick dinner prepared entirely by automation you really can't beat it. Five easy stars.