Pay your employees decent please! It is weird to see good people working hard dealing with rude…read morecustomers, taking care of this business on the front end, and that for a couple pennies compared to the thousands cashed by the Kroger board members. I want to see clearance goods better labeled too and presented to ensure food waste is minimized. Grosses me out think about the abuse and manipulating price gouging across goods here then as stuff nears expiration it gets cut fifty percent, that should be the minimum to both assist farmers and producers who would rather the fruits of their labor reaches customers for free rather than the dumpster to compensate for the price gouging. It is really nice to see the new remodel do well here, brighter and well organized space, self checkouts are often closed though for no reason. The Kroger rewards program is sketch despite its advertising saying otherwise, gasoline discounts take a while to accumulate and rarely help save anything since other gas stations are cheaper just a mile away!

The expansion has resulted in a lovely trade off to how long it now takes to shop here…read more A private seating area above the food and Starbucks areas makes the ideal place to conduct business or to eat something you bought down below. Many other modern features make the Payless experience an interesting one. Ring yourself up as you shop, for instance. In spite of the massive increase in square footage, they don't have a commesurate grocery selection, which is kind of disappointing- not even a coffee bean grinder for fresh ground coffee. Does everyone in West Lafayette grind their own? Aww. Too bad. No coffee beans either. Oh well. At least you can eat that pack of organic strawberries upstairs, selected from the teeny, tiny fresh organic produce selection. Can't win 'em all!

Wow! A clean Sam's club! No trash outside the doors or the parking lot. No weird odors inside…read more Refrigerators in working order and at the right temperature. This location is well stocked and organized. I was making my way down to Indianapolis and stopped here for fuel and decided to take a stroll inside. If I'm in the area again I would definitely visit.

First official Sam's Club experience with my own card! Timed the trip well half hour before…read moreclosing, found a deserted and quiet endless assortment of everything, well near most everything I got spoiled with Costco. Oddly there's small things not quite right, no expiring items or real discounts like Kroger offers pushing on slow moving products. A curious issue Walmart also suffers from, I don't get being fine throwing out fine food stuffs instead of marking it down 90% to save landfills and consumer budgets. And every peanut butter option is polluted with seed oils, extremely unhealthy and failing the nutrition needs. We got the yearly subscription for a twenty buck deal. Perhaps will feel the savings with basics like butter, gasoline, and some other items, yet I am curious to see and compare knowing Kroger and Meijer both give real savings on red tag sales which really add up on produce, meats, and dairy.

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Great prices and large selection for Holiday decorations. Also, decoration for the home.read more

it was great it was super cold in there, but the only facts I don't like about it is that they…read moredidn't have a five nights at Freddy's things. but it's everything to get your dream room so I give it a five stars!

A very fun place to wander through. There are items you can buy that are individual and on shelves…read moreand grouped by themes. Lots of home decor items, personal hygiene, toys, clothing, and furniture. The prices seem to be about half what you would find on Amazon. Along one wall there was a rather large bin that contained $1 items - mostly toys. They also have a large selection of bins. I found these fun to wander through and see what was offered. If looking at the packaged food, make sure to check the expiration dates before purchase. You never know what you will find.

No longer the hot shot shop spot, the great selection of furniture and HomeGoods is no more,…read morereplaced with damaged and insanely expensive products, I don't see any reason to come here again. The prices across all items are higher than TJ Maxx and Burlington. Most food stuffs are expired. What a bummer!

Love Trader Bucks in Lafayette Indiana. I always find some really cool items at awesome prices. My…read morefavorite booth is 95. It's my favorite place to stop at. Everything is clean and the isles are easy to get down.

The people that work here are so nice. The vendors are excellent. Anyone try the peanut butter…read morefudge yet? If not, it is so good! As soon as you walk in the first vendor is all set up for Easter! I was able to get everything I needed for my kids easter baskets right there. Good thing there are shopping carts and baskets on the left when you walk in. There is another room they opened in the first section filled with great things. I am never disappointed. The store is clean and fun.

There are certain things I like about BJ's. Their curbside pickup is convenient and fast. I…read moreplaced an online order for a larger item and then went to the curbside parking area a few hours later. An employee brought my item out immediately and put it in my vehicle. Super fast! I also appreciate the gas prices, always the lowest in the area. If you pay with a BJ's credit card you receive an additional ten cents off per gallon. And there are never long lines at the pumps like the ones at Costco. BJ's is very close to my home. I'll keep my memberships as it is worth it for the gas prices and the occasional other items I purchase, but overall I like Costco much better.

Don't get me wrong, I love Costco, but BJ's Wholelsale Club is ultimately more convenient to where…read moreI live and easier to shop, in my opinion. I took advantage of the $15/year membership coupon I received in the mail. Like other wholesale stores, BJ's has great prices on bulk items, and the membership has already paid for itself just in the discounts on vitamins, medicines, and other hygiene/wellness products. They have a solid section of seasonal items and clothing, too. Gas prices are great, as well. I like their app and typically save items to a list before going in-store. You do NOT need to show a membership card to enter the store, but you do need one in order to checkout. Which, speaking of--I always use the self-checkout and have never waited in line. Costco definitely has them beat in the food court section, but shopping at BJ's has never been a hassle for me.