A good Homegoods Store is my weakness! They are just so full of so many things that I "need" to…read morebuy. Not really, but that's what I tell myself as I swipe away at the register . This particular store is pretty good as far as selection, and convenience are concerned. Prices are reasonable, staff is helpful. Aisle are kind of small and hard to navigate with a cart, especially a full cart. Nonetheless, I've found quite a few gems on my many adventures. Is it the best Homegoods that I've been too? Not so much. I find that the selection in the Virginia stores is much better and much more organized. This store is connected to TJMaxx. They stock on Tuesdays, so all the goodies are available on Wednesday's. Thank me later! 4.5 stars for all the pros, no doubt!

As a continuation of TJ Maxx, I came in here to keep searching for those items I was looking for…read more As expected, there is not much of a difference in items on stock. I went straight towards the kitchen gadget section. In this store, there seemed to be more people which made it harder to browse. I felt like I was being pushed out of aisles just as I was starting to get a glimpse at what was offered. Unfortunately, they too did not have what I was looking for. I did the same where I would grab a few items, walk around, then think it through. I ended up walking out of here without anything.

This store is very well stocked but a little messy they could use a little help to better organize…read morethe store . They have outstanding customer service for the few folks that do work there .Overall not a bad place to shop at .

Went to this store out of the blue and genuinely really liked it. It reminds me of BigLots mixed…read morewith Kmart and has a lot of BigLots items as well. Prices are very reasonable and there's a wide variety of almost everything here. From furniture to bedsheets to clothes to pantry staples, you can come and get it all at good prices. They also have a lot of items that are still only $1, and even some below, beats the dollar store any day. They have a bunch of cute and basic tee's for $5 or below, as well as affordable home decor. Some shelves are a bit empty though, but besides that there was still a lot of selection. Will be going back!

I've been to Rose's several times before because I noticed that some everyday items that I use are…read morecheaper there than at larger supermarkets. The options are of course quite limited so expect to see very basic scents instead of a wider variety of scents, etc. Sometimes, the lines can be long but they do find store associates to check people out when that happens.

The fact that this location is the only one that has my fav massage oil!…read more Oh, but Victoria, the cashier has AMAAAAZING customer service. She was so sweet, parient, and knowledgeable.

I have been to this establishment before but this is my first time in the DMV area and I wanted to…read moreshow appreciation to the lovely staff! They were so nice and personable to me. I love when people come to work & actually showcase that.

The Barnes & Noble was conveniently located by Marshall's. The clearance items were located at the…read moreentrance and I selected items to purchase at 70% off or more: Vintage printed stationary made in Italy and MAGIQUE AFFIRMATION CARD SET. The card set box and two of the cards were damaged and missing one card. The cards were inspired by our relationship to the sun, moon, cosmos, and earth, with intentional details that celebrate the magic, power, and beauty within us all. I, also, bought a standing day by day calendar for 2026 that was identically priced online. I plan to revisit the bookstore again in the future.

Love this store. Service is always 100% I never found a worker who isn't nice and helpful here…read more I notice a lot of the same workers here for many years. You can tell a lot of the workers genuinely love books too. Selection is pretty good. I could find my strange books I didn't think they would carry. I wouldn't say it's the biggest B&N ever, but good for being 10 minutes from the house. It's the only reason I gave it 4 stars. Value is typical pricing so I'd say it's typical value. This location has the bargain cart out front often with a nice variety of bargain items inside further.

I haven't been to Forman Mills since college (I'm not telling you how long ago that was. Mind your…read morebusiness... :). ) Back then, it was a great place to get cute, disposable clothes for cheap. It was basically lying Shein, before Shein was Shein. I didn't even know they were still around, but when I passed this one, I figured I'd stop and check it out. It certainly has the same minimalist look that I remember so well. Ahhhh...nostalgia. I was looking for a few lightweight tank tops and t-shirts for an upcoming vacation. Nothing fancy. Something colorful, breathable, lightweight, and disposable. I found a number of things that fit the bill, and even found items from a few brands I recognized, including New York and Company. I eventually headed towards the fitting room, only to find it blocked off with a sign saying it was temporarily closed. I had to chat with one of the cashiers and she told me that the fitting rooms are actually closed permanently. Since Forman Mills was bought by Shoppers World, they notified the employees that effective immediately, they were to permanently close both the fitting rooms and the restrooms. I don't know if this is because of rampant theft or what, there are massive signs hanging from the ceiling directing customers to both the fitting room and the restroom, and that neither of them are available to the public. And it's especially callous that only employees are allowed to use the restroom. There are more concerned about their inventory than they are about offering a common courtesy to customers. Fortunately, their return policy allows for returns within 30 days with the tags on in a receipt. So I was able to buy the items I was interested in, keep what worked, and return what didn't. Definitely not an ideal process and I could see how a lot of customers just wouldn't be bothered. Fortunately for them I had time that day. The cashiers themselves have no sense of urgency whatsoever. They also don't know how to prioritize time. After waiting in a short line for an exceedingly long period of time, I placed my items on the counter for checkout, only to find that the cashier has decided to move hangers to the rack and do some other things to tidy up her area after having us waiting for so long. The counter space was large enough that she did not need to do those things right away and she could have easily done them when the line died down. When I returned to the store to return the items I had purchased, the same cashier and another of colleagues were leaning against a piece of furniture behind the counter having a casual conversation while there were people waiting in line. There are people waiting to check out and these folks are looking right at them and continuing their conversation. Unacceptable. I walk over to the customer service line and get the nastiest look from someone who are later found out was one of the managers. She never acknowledge me never spoke, never said "Hey I'm helping another customer I'll be with you in a second". Just looked at me like I was ruining her day. After an impossibly long time, she finally acknowledged me with "What do you need?" I told her I'm here to make a return. She directed me to the next cash register over and was nasty and rude the entire time. I immediately reported that experience to management because someone who behaves that way should not be customer facing, and should definitely not be a manager. Aside from rude and unhelpful cashiers, I also hate how they damage the clothes Well inserting the tags. The original manufacturers put the tags under the arms or somewhere thicker that won't leave holes. However the staff here put them in the thinnest part of the garment, which leaves conspicuous holes. I don't know if they do this on purpose but it ruins a perfectly good garment. And regardless of how much we're paying for the garments, we deserve to receive them undamaged.

Prices are very reasonable and they have a variety of items clothing, shoes, men clothes , house…read morewhole items too.

I enjoyed my recent visit to the store. They have lots of Christian books, gifts, bags and wall…read moredecorations. They were very attentive to my needs and offered assistance as I needed. Well organized and engaging.

Extremely Disappointing Experience -- Buyer Beware…read more I am extremely disappointed by my experience at Vision Christian Store. What should have been a simple return turned into an unnecessarily unpleasant interaction with the owner. The most frustrating part is that the store did not honor its own return policy as it was clearly printed on my receipt. I relied on the policy provided by the business when making my purchase, only to be told something completely different when I attempted to return a pair of gloves. If a business chooses to print a return policy on its receipt, customers should reasonably be able to expect that policy to be honored and all exclusions to be included in the receipt. Rather than handling the situation professionally, the owner (Robert) was rude, dismissive, and argumentative. He made it seem like he couldn't afford to perform the return. To make matters worse, he complained about how as a brick and mortar store, it was difficult for the store to compete with online retailers. I found that particularly ironic considering that the item I was attempting to return had actually been purchased from a beauty supply store, not an online retailer. He even advised that I go there instead. As a small business, I understand that competing with larger retailers can be challenging. But blaming customers or becoming confrontational when they simply expect you to follow your own stated return policy is not the way to build customer loyalty. I was able to find two pair of gloves for the price of one. Who wouldn't attempt to return the originals Being a Christian bookstore makes the experience even more disappointing. Customers should not have to wonder whether they will be treated with basic courtesy, honesty, and respect when they walk through the door. I would strongly encourage the owner to review the store's return policy, make sure employees and management are following it consistently, and reconsider how customers are treated when they raise a legitimate concern. Or better yet include the specific items on the receipt that are not eligible for return or place signage in the area so there are no questions: I will not be returning, and based on this experience, I cannot recommend this business. A business cannot expect customers to support it while simultaneously refusing to honor the policies it gives those same customers in writing.