Please hire staff that know what they are doing or train them better! I wanted to purchase 4 six…read morepacks of Korean flavored milk. They were not priced. I approached the floor attendant who told me she didn't know and to ask the person at the counter. The person behind the counter said, sorry there is no price. When I asked if she could scan another she was so unwilling then finally said sorry I will need to call my boss to ask...then never did. I ended up buying face towels and the total was 7.57. I paid with $20 bill...this made the cashier very uneasy as she had to count 43 cents in PENNIES back to me. I told her I had the 57 cents and she could give me $13 instead of the $12.43 in pennies. She said the transaction was done. I told her the till was open and she can keep the 43 pennies and give me $1. She closed the register. Good grief...what kind of people are you having work there. They don't understand what COSTUMER SERVICE IS, THEY ARE NOT PROACTIVE AND ARE LACKING IN COMMON SENSE AND BASIC MATH!

Sells expired product and beauty products that break you out. Wouldn't return the expired product…read moreand mask that broke me out won't be back.

It's in the name! ((TREND MALL)) it really don't matter where you're going. They have an outfit and…read moreaccessories for it. Some of the material is good and some not so good. I come often for last minute because I really shop online. Dressing rooms are available in the back and it's plenty of people working around to assist if need be. They have a large shoe section. I'm talking boots, heels, flats, slides and tennis shoes. Now is the perfect time to get cowboy attire while they have plenty in stock. Tall girl here! And far as the pants go issa no! lol I'm 5'9 and I prefer a 34 inseam or plus. Unless you like flooding cool. But I haven't found any taller friendly pants to my liking.

I purchased $267.24 worth of items from Trend Mall, but I realized once I got back to my hotel that…read moreone of the most expensive items out of the 13 items that I purchased was ripped. The night that I purchased the items, the store was closing so I called the store as soon as I saw the rips to ensure that my long distance number would be on the store's call log when they opened the next day. Unfortunately they did not have an answering machine. I attempted to return the ripped dress the next day even though I'd detached the tags. I figured the number of items that I purchased, the amount of money that I had spent, the fact that I'd called as soon as I found out the dress was ripped, the fact that I was visiting from another state, and the fact that my daughter and I came back to purchase more items would have been enough to receive an exception to the return policy rule concerning detached tags. The manager, Pablo, was nasty, condescending, and kept a sh%t eating grin on his face when telling me that I could not receive an exchange. More importantly, I did not want a refund, but I wanted to exchange the rip dress for another dress. Although, I will never patronize this store again, I recommend that anyone purchasing items from this store to try on all items before purchase. Lastly, I would like to say that the cashiers that assist me the night that I purchased the items had great customer service etiquette. If only Fanny & Isaiah's manager, Pablo, had great customer service skills like they do, I'm sure the store would have a 5-star rating!

Location: Off feeder of 290…read more Parking: Plenty!!! Staff: Nice, helpful Wait time: none, I was able to shop comfortably and wait time at check out was smooth Price: lots of great deals and very well organized

Convenient location, a bit overwhelmed with demand vs staffing it seems. Went around 7pm on a…read moreSaturday to make a return and they only had 1 worker at the checkout area and a line several people long. She was very helpful and friendly, just could use another friend or two to take some of that burden away! Store is clean and well kept overall; seems well stocked with items.

Forth & Nomad is such a cute spot with a trendy, welcoming vibe. Parking can be a bit…read moretough-especially on weekends--but if you're patient, a spot usually opens up fairly quickly. The café is a highlight for me I recently tried the Biscoff latte and liked it even more than the Teddy Graham Latte. Service is always friendly, which makes the experience even better. They also have a great selection of trendy clothing and really cute jewelry at fair prices. I especially love visiting the Nina Berenato bracelet bar for permanent bracelets.

Very cute coffee shop/boutique. This place offers a candle making workshop which I did not do…read moreduring our visit. Their boutique carry uniquely crafted items from small businesses. I purchased a pair of Pilates socks I know I wouldn't find anywhere else. We enjoyed the rest of the time there with coffee drinks in their spacious seating area.

This store is spotless and well organized , but for thrift a bit high on prices. If you want to…read morelook at vinyl a clerk shows one record at a time. If I want to pay 40$ Levi's I will go to Macy's. There is ample parking and clerks should you need help

If you're a bargain junkie, this is Nivana as far as clothes go. You have to go through the racks,…read morepiece by piece, but it's worth it to find high-end brand names in blouse, dresses and pants for pennies on the dollar. Most things are below $5 and clean, but not always pressed. Dress with the idea of trying on things over your clothes since there are no dressing rooms-worth the inconvenience for the great prices. Shoes are no big whoop and housewares nothing special, but still the best to find what amounts to practically a disposable wardrobe for the price, I buy my significant other great quality short sleeve button up shirts for working in at less than $2 each, so who cares if he throws them out after a few months?

Seem like nice guys but -0- accountability. After breaking 2 out of 5 expensive slabs, provided…read more'remnants' ie., scraps and ordinary quartz as replacements for another $2,000. No shows on successive appointments. Not a great experience.

I was looking into getting new countertops in kitchen, reached out to Milestone and explained to…read morethem the type of material I was looking for, which was quartz with grey veining and repeated mentioned I wanted veins going the same direction through out kitchen and no visible seams, I was assured they could do the job. Day of install came and one of the panels was going vertically and everything else horizontally. Reached out to John and after a little back and forth he agreed to replace the panel at no extra charge. When day of replacement came it was only a crew of 2 guys, they struggled a little to move stove and were concerned about gas line as they were unsure how to close it, the guy in charge took them outside and told them to be quiet, stop complaining and get it done. 3 months after replacement section was installed and final payment was made my countertops cracked! I reached out again via email to John, several people from his team came out to look at countertops a couple of times and I was told they'd replace them once they had the same material leftover from another job. That was over a year ago! I repeatedly reached out to John and James who now no longer works with John and I was just given more excuses. I consulted with another company and I was told the reason for counters cracking was most likely bad installation since there were no signs. We also paid for cabinet lighting and lights went out a day after installing after having guy come out multiple times we gave up. I have recently filed a complaint with the BBB, countertops should have come with some type of warranty for at least a year.

I generally avoid department stores, but my wife needed a dress and prefers to try them before she…read morebuys, so off to the mall we went. After a couple of other stops, we finished at Macy's because we knew that if no one else had what we were looking for, we'd find it there. We probably should have saved time and just started at Macy's. The team was extremely helpful, routing us to the right places and sizes, making recommendations, helping me find sale items, etc. Hoda was particularly helpful, helping my wife find appropriate sizes when the ones she picked didn't work (women's sizes are crazy, a number should be the same across all items) and getting us checked out in a timely manner. We came for one item and, thanks to a couple of sales, left with three. I probably won't have much use for the women's dress section again, but I'll be coming back to Macy's specifically because of the service we received.

Title: CUSTOMER SERVICE - INFLATING PRICES BEFORE A SALE?…read more I visited Macy's on July 25, 2026, and was excited to browse the Last Act clearance section. While shopping, I found what I thought was an incredible deal: a Mickey Mouse Cartoon-Themed Mid-Drift Sweatshirt. The receipt showed a regular price of $64.00, marked down to a final purchase price of $9.46. I was thrilled with my find and couldn't wait to wear it. However, when I got home and removed the tags, I decided to look underneath the clearance stickers. To my surprise, the original manufacturer's price tag showed the sweatshirt was actually priced at $60.00, not the $64.00 regular price reflected on the receipt and sale tags. As a customer, I found this very concerning. It's not about the $4 difference. It's about transparency and honesty. Seeing a higher "regular price" advertised than what appears to have originally been on the item's tag raises questions about how discounts are being presented to customers. I understand prices can change over time, and retailers may have different pricing structures. However, from a consumer's perspective, it feels misleading when the advertised original price used to calculate a discount is higher than the price shown on the product's original tag. Customers should be able to trust that sale prices and savings are being represented accurately. Because of this, I have already contacted Macy's Corporate Customer Service and provided photographs of both the receipt and the item's barcode tag for review. Again, this is not about the amount of money involved. I still received the sweatshirt for a great price. This is about the principle of the matter and maintaining an honest, transparent shopping experience for customers. Retailers should strive to build trust, not create doubt about whether advertised savings are truly what they appear to be. I hope Macy's reviews this situation and provides clarification regarding its pricing practices. Rating: (2/5 Stars) Great clearance find, but disappointing concerns regarding pricing transparency and customer trust.

been thrifting here for years and always manage to find absolute treasure! it does take some…read morepatience to dig through everything, but that's what makes it so rewarding :) the selection is amazing: boots, purses, tops, coats, furniture, kitchenware, and all kinds of little trinkets, each piece with its own personality and such a steal on value. the volunteers are also so sweet!

This place is way bigger than I even imagined it would be. It keeps going on and on and there's…read moresuch a huge selection and variety of items from homeware to furniture to paintings to jewelry to clothes. It was so fun to visit, and it was literally packed because everyone was there. Not much to comment about service because we didn't buy anything this time - just wanted to check it out. I think value ranges since it is like a huge vintage thrift shop with a variety of items. But I think the jewelry was decently priced.