I had a fantastic experience at the Springdale, Ohio Target thanks to Brandon and Josh! Brandon…read moregave me a wonderful, warm greeting right at the door that made me feel instantly welcome. Moments later, Josh looked up from stocking an aisle just to say, "Hello, how are you today and did you need any help with finding anything?" This is what true customer service looks like. They made me feel so special. Thank you both for the amazing positive energy!

This is the worse location I've ever been to, when I walked into this store I quickly realized how…read moregood we have in back in Dallas Texas, and overall all of the DFW Targets. The only reason I'm not giving it a 1 star is because the employees were courteous and helpful so I'm giving it a 3, but as the layout, and merchandise options I give it a 1. Unless I came in a bad day (Wednesday night) and things were not stocked. So that could be but still the layout and shelving is dated and just didn't get that Target feel at all.

I have a habit of stopping at various Walmarts to see what they have. This is a HUGE Walmart and…read moreupscale as far as Walmart goes. I didn't buy anything, hubby just had to check something, but they are stocked with everything for summer and more.

I have not been inside this store in a while because it's just awful, including most of the…read moreemployees. But this has to do with the delivery from the store. I don't buy my food from Walmart but I do order other household items. The last two times that I have ordered my large packs of Bounty paper towels they were not delivered but marked as delivered. The picture the driver took of my porch both times clearly showing the paper towels were not included in the delivery. I did get a refund for the paper towels, thankfully. Another time that a driver brought my order but did not leave the large pack of Bounty paper towels. The picture again showing the paper towels not on my porch with the rest of the items. I called and reported it. A short time later it was delivered to my porch with a note attached saying "Sorry. I was wrong." Today my order was delivered without the large pack of Cottenelle toilet paper. I had it refunded through the app. Of course, each time I have to wait up to a week before I get the credit - while the driver has my items. I do not believe anymore that this is an accident. Not after this many times. I can only assume it is theft. And it's a huge inconvenience. Because now I will not ever use Walmart delivery again. Unfortunately - when you shop and mark items for shipping it will many, many times then send it delivery from store instead. Because of that I can no longer shop from Walmart.

Not a ton to say, but just wanted to leave a quick review to shout out this location for having…read morekind employees, a quick moving line, easy returns, and clean fitting rooms. Parking is easy since the lot is huge. Happy that the dressing room rooms are still open when so many stores' are closed. I always find great deals and rarely leave empty-handed.

Kayaks at TJ Maxx?…read more Yes, but you'll also find brand name clothing and cuddly teddy bears, along with kitchen and household goods. Lots of unique and fun gifts, and reasonably priced. Clean and organized. Rock on, TJ to the Maxx.

I really have to admit I quit coming here after the ice cream store closed. Finally, I went there…read morelast week to buy something at Sleep Number and it is gone too. If PF Chang's closes and that will be the trifecta.

This is an enormous combination supermarket and department store, including a pharmacy, and a bank…read morelocated within. Generally I don't care for mega-stores, but this Meijer has some good points: The grocery store side is well laid out, and if you enter in the left side entrance to the store, you'll walk straight into it, starting with deli, bakery and fresh produce. Bakery is very good to excellent in selection and quality. It was here, oh irony of ironies, that I've found the best quality supermarket baked breads in the region; including a "crusty Italian" that is the closest I've found to the much loved and missed Italian breads I could buy in New York. Much more authentic than Jungle Jim, with Kroger bakery a distant, distant third. Produce selection is extensive and very high quality. Canned/packaged goods are of greater variety than Kroger and prices seem to be competitive. They have a good number of delicacies, imported products, a lot of stuff you'd be surprised to find outside of a specialty store. Surprisingly, I find the dairy prices to be significantly HIGHER than Kroger or JJ. And I am not too impressed with the deli counter. They have a BIG section of pet foods & accessories, even tropical fish for sale. It's more like a small pet store than a section of a supermarket. It forms kind of the finale of the grocery, and you must be careful not to be sucked into the department store aisles after you get your cat food. The pharmacy is unfortunately located all the way on the opposite side from the grocery entrance, forcing you to pass all the end aisles of clothing, home goods, etc. if you needed to hit both grocery and pharmacy. It's a hike! Meijer pharmacy offers I believe three prescription drugs completely free, yes I said no charge. Happens my husband takes two of them which is what started bringing us the extra miles to Meijer. Now Meijer pharmacy also has a drive thru window, which I can only describe as 'back to the '90s.' You'll have to visit it yourself to see what I mean. Another thing I like about Meijer is you DON'T have to have a "loyalty" card. If something's on sale, that's the price. Overall I give the edge to Meijer over Kroger.

I've never had a positive customer experience from this Meijer locations. The employees are not…read morefriendly. They have an attitude when asking for help. The prices are usually higher than most grocery stores. The store is not as clean as other locations. If you have to go to Meijer, I would recommend to drive a little more for better customer experience.

On Sunday , April 14.... Salesperson 2148 was very helpful…read moreand kind. She was knowledgeable and will be the reason I come back to Gabs!

Absolutely love Gabe's. It's a "get what you pay for" kind of store-- meaning that the super cheap…read moreprices sometimes come with less cleanliness, longer lines, and damaged items. HOWEVER, you can find absolute gems here for a tiny fraction of the original cost. They have a surprisingly large baby clothes section compared to many other stores. The service is not always very friendly, but I just go in not expecting to strike up a casual convo with the cashiers.

This is a nice Marshalls but the staff can be a little rude at times. They have a great variety of…read moreitems and have the perfect location. They are close to a TJ Maxx. So if you can't find what you're looking for here, you can definitely find it near by. The store is pretty clean and so is the restroom. It's definitely worth checking out.

Oh my goodness. Kid K needs a new Christmas outfit, and we went here and to TJ Maxx because they…read morewere handy. Crazy busy on the weekend before Christmas, of course. And they didn't have really any outfits; maybe already sold out? So we left, as quickly as we could considering the crowds (and the distractions for K.) Come on a weekday or not during the holiday season. I'm sure it's fine. I don't mind this sort of place; some surprisingly good finds, and usually decent prices (though higher than I'd hope.)

First of all this isnt in Cincinnati.. but if it's nice out and you have some time and money to…read morespare ..they have several stores. I'm not a fan of this style mall since so rare is the weather in Ohio comfort... not cold or raining. Walking out side to get between stores when the weather is uncomfortable isnt fun. Seems to be a safe area and lots of parking.

It's one of our dying malls, I was visiting from out of town and stopped in to see the sales, the…read moreparking lots were damn near empty, a few stores were open and there were the usual mall walkers, they had lots of sales witch I loved but sadly all of our malls are falling apart and going out of business. The stores that were open and that we visited had nice and respectful employees, the next time I'm 27000 miles from home I'll stop in again

Originally opening as a Lazarus department store in 1988, this became Macy's in 2005. Since then,…read moreit's one of the retail giant's most top-performing stores in the United States. THE GOOD -Glass Montgomery hydraulic elevator -Two sets of escalators -Starbucks -Glass atrium -Friendly employees -Easy access from mall's parking garage -Distinctive Lazarus-like exterior THE BAD -Confusing layout -Obnoxiously loud Excel Dryer XLERATOR hand dryers -Lower level mall entrance plastered with "no photography" stickers -Only 2 floors VERDICT: Unique with a few flaws

If you're looking for even a modicum of customer service, you will not find it at this…read moreMacys...except for the Starbucks inside! The person working at BlueMercury was very disgruntled that I asked for a sample of foundation, even after explaining I have very sensitive skin. They also applied my blush in quite an unflattering way. Dude was pushing for a sale, but the sample broke me out when I got home so... You want better attention than Sephora, you'll get it here. You want a worse attitude? You'll also get it here. On a difference visit, after scouring several departments to ask a question, a Macy's employee was walking my direction finally. The convo basically went like this: "Excuse me, miss?" Angrily she says, "I can't help you, can't you see I'm with a customer?" (No one else around but her and I) "I was just looking for the pajamas?" Her manner and tone were the rudest I've ever experienced. If I was a Karen, I would have cared enough to get her fired. I just had a question that took a few seconds! The bright spot of this Macys is the baristas at the Starbucks. They were hilarious and kept it real. They hooked a girl up! So, if you find yourself lost in this Macys, grab yourself a latte and leave!