Wish they had a negative rating. This store was the best Walmart I had ever been in ... 10 years…read moreago! Today...there is no stocking of products and they do not care. It's easier on us to just go somewhere else. Even if we have to drive 30 minutes more. Products not stocked, can't find associate for help, but the cashiers are friendly.

Did you know Amish people shopped at Walmart?…read more Me either. Apparently they do at this one. It's a sight I'm still not used to yet. SO.... I strongly dislike Walmart. I don't like the way they use sweatshop labor to produce cheap goods (you know what the real price is, right? the lives and dignity of the workers). I also don't like the way they come into a town and steal all the customers away from local shops and services. I suspect this is what happened to Cynthiana. After all, the thinking is: why shop at all these little stores downtown when you can just go to Walmart and buy everything 'cheap' one in place? Unfortunately, I admit that sometimes Walmart is the only place to go when it's late at night, you're in a rush, you need to get a variety of stuff, you have little funds, and there's no other store like Target around. I cringe at this admission. A tiny part of me dies every time I step into Walmart and willingly purchase something. I truly wish there were more independent stores alive in town (my husband and I have already decided to frequent a few other places for some items), but looks like this Walmart will be my stop in the area when I need this or that. It's new-ish, clean-ish, and stocked with a variety of things from food (ick) to guns to laptops to clothes to baby products and more. Plus, they've got a Red Box.... and Amish sightings!

I'd driven by this place many times and been curious about it…read more It looks a tad shady on the outside, my wife joked that it seemed from first glance like a place where most of the merchandise would have "fallen off the back of a truck." However, I wanted to see what was up with the place for myself. I went in there today and here's how I can describe the place: You know that shelf or rack at a lot of stores that has their closeouts and returns and opened packages? Imagine a full store of nothing but that. Out front was a bicycle with a big sign on it saying "salvage". They had a couple of well-used wet-dry vacs in the back, and a wall of opened-package (or used) small kitchen appliances like coffee makers and microwave ovens. There were piles of clothing for sale, not on hangers or any kind of organization, just dumped out on shelves or in boxes to be rummaged through. It almost seemed like a permanent garage sale in a retail space. If you want used and salvaged merchandise, they seem to have it. Sitting by the door was a man with a gruff expression. He wore a Deputy Sheriff's badge on his belt, so presumably he works there as a side job, is he supposed to be there to reassure people that the goods aren't stolen? He, nor the man behind the counter made any attempt to greet me, nor even acknowledge my presence in the store. While I was browsing, they launched into talking politics, where it was clear that both of them followed certain extremist conspiracy theories rather zealously. It made me very uncomfortable and I really didn't want to listen to it as I browsed (and they still hadn't even so much as said hello to me), so I just walked out of the store. I won't be back.

Wholesale prices on name brands! Just what this county needed! Nike, Under Armour, Ray bans, North…read moreFace, Louis Vuitton, Michael Kors and more. Definitely worth checking out. Located at the complex on the west side (the old middle school)

I bought some fresh produce and was charged taxes on the…read moreproduce. stores aren't supposed to charge taxes on unprepared good !!!!!

From the owner: Save A Lot is a discount grocery store with low prices on fresh fruit, veggies, quality meats and…read morecarefully selected grocery items. Shop weekly deals to make grocery shopping on a budget and family meal planning possible without giving up quality.

My family has been shopping at JC Penney in Mt. Sterling since the early 70"s, formerly downtown…read morethey are now conveniently located on the Bypass. Great selection and affordable prices without the long delays in traffic and at the counter which you experience in Lexington My wife zips over to JC Penney on a regular basis when she needs something for herself or the kids. Recently, I had to get some shopping done & went over to JC Penney to get what we need. I was surprised had some of the prices. I would recommend this to anyone that lives or works nearby.

Sort of a typical J.C. Penney location. Service is usually really good, but have had some issues…read morebeing checked out before. Great prices and usually always some great sales. My go to in the Mt. Sterling area for clothing and household items....

It will do in a pinch. But don't expect fast service or check out. Only two people work in the…read moredeli so it's usually backed up. Produce isn't as good a quality as you'd like but works if you plan to eat it soon. Register check out is long with less than half the registers ever open. Even the self check outs run slow. Produce is expensive compared to Kroger and the quality is terrible.

There is a female team lead at the service counter area that would rather sit in the back room and…read moresocialize than do her job and i get told by people that service is closed because they are "short handed" Trust me when i say that these people rather you waste your time than to have a satisfying customer experience and she was rude to her coworker idk his name but i respect him for trying to help i got my item i left at the store but it took too much for one item

I bought a $100 Amazon Mystery Suitcase and was told by the employee it was filled and sealed (Zip…read moreTie) by Amazon only to discover upon opening it was the same exact items in their discount bins for just a couple dollars a few days before. I took the suitcase back and was told the owner was not there when infact he was asleep in a back room. While extremely upset for being lied to yes I told all of them they were liars and it was wrong to lie to their customer that frequent there ( Me) I was told to never come back, told I was poor that's why I brought it back, threaten to kick my ass and so forth. It's a shame that as much as I am in there they would lie. After leaving and I was refunded they reziptied the suitcase put another sign in it and placed it back out for sale! So use caution when going here. Customers are not appreciated they are lied to!

From the owner: We liquidate THOUSANDS of items each week. Everything from clothing to jewelry, toys to home goods,…read morefurniture and mattresses. Even Power Tools! Prices drop daily.

I remember when Lexington Green was actually a mall... but despite now being a "small" mall, the…read morestore selection is primo! I love Tunies (local boutique), Joseph Beth (bookstore), and Total Wine. Logan's of Louisville is another great local boutqiue specializing in upscale mens selections, but you can catch a great sale if you're lucky! Great venue for oustanding customer service all around.

I pretty much want to say exactly what Heather P. said in her review for this place…read more Lexington Green Mall is located near Fayette Mall (incredibly close, actually), and is filled with higher-end stores that you won't find in Fayette. Stores like Anthropologie, lululemon athletica, White House | Black Market, francesca's, etc. It's small, though, so the store selection isn't extensive. There's also two restaurants -- the Brontë Bistro in the bookstore, and Palmers, which, from my wanderings, looked like it was also kind of connected to the lower level of the bookstore. On another note, the scenery is kind of lovely here. There's a pond with ducks in the back of the shopping center that provides a calming retreat from shopping. Palmers' patio is next to the pond, as well. The front of the mall is also very pleasing, with many places to sit and eat/read/chat/write/whatever. Not a bad outdoor mall, but I'll probably only return just for Whole Foods and Joseph Beth Bookstore (which is amazing, by the way).

There is not much left. There is a very nice Bon Worth store. They have a very nice Peddlers mall…read more They have a nice shoe store and a movie theater. Apparently this place use to have a lot of stores when they first opened but now they do not have much. However it still is worth a visit

From the owner: Outlet Shopping plus numerous Specialty shops.read more