Aldi is a specialty store that has unique groceries & other items. I shop there specifically for…read morebananas (great price), dark chocolate bars from Europe, chicken salad (best tasting), unique cheese & surprise items that show up on the shelves one month & are gone the next. It's always a treasure hunt. The check out line is usually long but moves pretty quickly. They need to get a self-checkout lane.

Aldi is amazing, wherever you happen to be…read more The more and more I shop for groceries, I find myself returning to Aldi. My mum loved the breakfast cereals and the chocolates. I love the meats and cheeses. When you really think about it, how often can you get items from Europe at a discount? Aldi has them, though not everything is from Europe. Of course, they also have the everyday items that you would buy from a typical American grocery store, including some rather inexpensive and fresh produce. They cover every category the big stores do and have some other items, such as small appliances and outdoor furniture, on occasion. Their skin care line is not only inexpensive, but it's apparently highly rated. When they were entering the Orlando, Florida market, they worked with tv news to provide a glimpse into their way of doing business. They constantly have taste testing of their products against national brands. If they don't feel their brand is good enough, they carry the national brand. In two or three cases, I think it's not so true or they're testing against the wrong brands. e.g., the Hot Pockets alternative tastes exactly like the WalMart brand, which is to say that it doesn't taste anywhere near as good as the Hot Pockets brand. On occasion, you'll see Hot Pockets and other Nestlé brands in the store as a special purchase. The people who work there do double duty. They stock the shelves and cashier. They're also incredibly friendly, no matter the circumstances.

I attempted to make a $350 purchase on the day of a special sale in the cosmetic department at…read moreGalleria Mall Ft Lauderdale. The Head of the department refused my purchase because I had given the sales person a tube of what I needed and she was so dumb she couldn't find the item. I had to go find the item for her then when I wanted my tube back, she claimed she couldn't find it so I said well is she stealing my tube? It took them an hour and a half looking through security cameras, and I kept saying just go look behind the counter and they would not look! So finally, I just went and walked behind the counter myself and there it was sitting right as I said it would be! I believe she was trying to steal it from me and then when I prove this they refused to allow me to make my purchases! I had to call Dillards in other cities, explain how I was treated and then they honored the sale. Worst part about it is she was a Latino woman dressed to look like exactly Kristie Noem secretary of Homeland security in a camo baseball hat. And this is a dept mgr? Wearing a camo baseball cap to work! That is disgustingly! Dillard's services is supposed to be to a high end clientele with those prices, so stop giving ghetto service! No wonder malls are going broke! They turn down sales! This was reverse discrimination. I'm old while lady. She is young Latina! And this is the third or fourth time I've had the same problem in the same store where I am discriminated against by Latina sales people. My proof is the black security officer comes and tells me every single time what they said and did to you is not right! They aren't treating you right in this store and you shouldn't be treated like this, why do you shop here?!!! So the black and the white person is together against the way the Latina sales ppl are treating the customers? This is disgusting ppl.

It's time for you to get to know me a little bit. Now that I've become a fairly visible Yelp Elite,…read moreI've been thrilled to get Yelp friends nationwide. That's so exciting to me. I love my Yelp community here in Indy. Awesome people and they showed up in a big way during my late 2019 hospitalization that ended up leading to amputation of my upper left leg. I like to think that I'm certainly a nice guy. I'm positive. I'm upbeat. I'm an encourager. While I sure didn't think I'd win "Complimenter of the Year," I must admit that I really love giving compliments. But, I have to confess. I'm also a bit of a weirdo. Seriously. Just ask the local Yelpers. I'm socially awkward, a serious introvert, and have a dark, dark sense of humor. I also have spina bifida. I'm a paraplegic, double amputee (above knee on left leg, below knee on right). I have scoliosis, so I have this curved spine and am so short I kind of look like a snail on wheels. Hey, I'm just being honest. Despite my self-deprecating ways (You'd probably caught on, eh?), I'm pretty darn comfy the way I am and have a lot of fun with it - usually at someone else's expense. For a long time, I loved visiting Foot Lockers and asking them if they had my feet. They never did. I actually did this at quite a few shoe stores. Well, I attended seminary in Richmond, Indiana (I know, weird. The church needs more goofballs). My fellow seminarians never believed me when I told them I liked to go to shoe stores and try on shoes. Again, I have no feet. So, one night after a particularly hard intensive a small group of us headed over to Richmond's Dillard's. We don't have Dillard's here in Indy (that I'm aware of) and we enjoyed shopping. Of course, we stopped in the shoe department and an incredibly sweet, unsuspecting sales person was left aghast when I started trying on shoes including high heels. Why not? The truth is, however, that this sales person ended up being so incredibly kind and generous that I ended up spending far more at Dillard's than I would have because I was so impressed with her service. I didn't buy any shoes, though. Dillard's is about the best store in the Richmond area that falls into the "department store" category. It's not fantastic, but it's consistently good and they're service on this occasion and subsequent occasions has always been super strong. They offer clothing (men, women, juniors, children), handbags, jewelry, accessories, lingerie, home goods and, of course, shoes. The prices aren't too bad. It's located in Richmond Mall, is fairly accessible and, of course, they tolerate weirdos in wheelchairs exploring the world of shoes despite not having any feet. I'm not sure I'd call it a destination store, but if you're in the Richmond area it's definitely worth stopping in.

Very small town restaurant and store, actually the only store in town, and they try and carry a…read morevariety of items so you don't have to drive 10 miles to a large store. I have visited here several times, and have eaten their fried chicken dinner, it was very good for a store, and cooked fresh to order, not just out of the deli counter. They can make you deli sandwiches, have all the convenience store quick grab food items, chips, candy bars, ice cream, soda pop, and more food items. Ask for their menu as they are also a small restaurant and will cook you up some good eatin's! On one side of the store they have all the convenience store items, and on the other side they have tables to eat meals and shelves with hardware types of items such as screws, nails, small pipes, and handy man home maintenance type things. Arlington needs a small store like this for their community and I am very happy they are there. The owners are friendly and helpful and nice to converse with.

I do enjoy the convenience of Daums Dairy Mart, but if they got your order right the first time, it…read morewould be a miracle. I constantly have to repeat my order, of course I'm nice about it, but I do become frustrated. It also wouldn't hurt for them to smile once in awhile, just saying.

Good service, good location. Prices are normal and for the size of the store they have a fairly…read moredecent selection - I go here about 5 times a week.

I've been to the Furniture Gallery several times and today I was on a mission, with hubby in tow…read more We were able to agree on a loveseat, 2 recliners, and end tables. RFG has a great selection of amazing furniture and we were helped by a gentleman named Greg. He is so sweet and so nice, and we walked that poor guy all over the store, upstairs and down.(Sorry Greg!!) But we did get some A---MAZING DEALS!!! Ask for Greg. He's fantastic!! And I'll be going back once I fill my piggy bank again!!

Huge selection of furniture! Everything we needed was at one location! Delivery was splendid. there…read morewas no 3-4 hour window. Appreciate that kind thought in our busy schedule. The pricing was more than fair. Thanks!

The owners are very nice and they do provide greatservice. The pizza is delicious. The drive…read morethrough is very convenient. The perfect shop for a small town.

Ridiculous prices on everything. Almost Everything is stale and out of date. Advertising is 24…read morehours 7 days a week but was meet with a locked door and a sleeping cashier at 6am being told to go away when trying to shop conveniently in my home town before going to work. Will gladly continue taking my business elsewhere and I encourage my fellow neighbors to not waste their time or money at this place like I have. Literally anywhere else has better prices and is actually open as advertised and at least speaks and understands intelligible English unlike this place.

I like booth type antique malls because you never know what you are going to get. I did not get to…read moresee all of it so I am going to have to go back, my friends were way too fast shopping. What I did see I thought some things were priced well and some were overpriced but that is the way it is when you have booths as everyone prices their items differently. I did end up purchasing some items and the gal at the counter was quick and nice. I will make a run back to this shop so I can see the rest of it.

Cambridge is a charming Midwestern town in Wayne County, Indiana. The town was once a…read moretransportation hub with four railroads, the Whitewater Canal and the Cumberland National Road. National Road Antique Mall is one of 17 antique shops in the town. The mall is filled with two stories of antique booths that carry primitive antiques and vintage Americana. Many booths were offering sale prices. I was greeted when I walked in by friendly staff. The mall is clean with mostly wide aisles. There is a restroom centrally located on the first floor. There as plenty of free street parking today, but probably at a premium when summer rolls around.

They carry all the necessary essentials that American families use/need in their refrigerator,…read more freezer, pantry, bathroom, cleaning supplies, patio supplies (in season). Tobacco supplies, picnic supplies, a deli and fresh hot fried chicken! They sell gas and diesel fuel. And customer service is impeccable! 10 out of 10 I recommend you stop in next time you're in town!