I was looking to pick up some groceries to stick my hotel room for the week. The store is right off…read moreof the main drag, clean, and well laid out. I looked I like for the local specials of the week, and there were several good options. There are several self checkout Lanes in order to facilitate good service. The produce section is filled with top notch items, and the bakery is equally awesome. Different from the stores at home and that's a good thing.

I rolled through with my sister. We had about 18 items between the 2 of us and shared a cart…read more We went to a self check line and the "line police" refused to let us go through the line. She said there was no "structuring". I spoke with 2 different not so nice ladies. Same thing. However, once we were forced to change lanes, a very nice older gentleman checked us out.

Organic and Plant Based with Gluten Free Options including in the deli. Store is clean and…read moreemployees are friendly and have been dedicated for years.

I've been here more than a handful of times. Seems to be just like most chain grocery stores…read more My 2nd to last visit here was impressive. My husband & I are plant-based (vegans) & last year when we came to visit (from California) we were able to get all the produce items we needed, except dates, but we did find Daiya non-dairy cheese & some meat alternatives. They even have a gluten-free refrigerated section & a frozen vegan section as well. On my last visit, which was about a week ago, they no longer had the Daiya cheese, but an employee did admit that MANY customers have recently been calling for it. Instead, they carried a vegan version of sliced cheese, which I never buy, but did on this trip. Not a fan of it & I don't even remember the brand. Oh, and they don't carry Popchips, which surprised me. My mother-in-law also said she wished they carried it too & complained to the manager about that. She needs to make a special trip to Walmart for that, which only calls attention to some of the other deals they have, therefor taking more business away from Schnuck's. Anyways, there it is. It's like any other grocery chain. You can find just about anything if you have the SAD (standard American diet), have a gluten sensitivity or allergy & a few vegan options. It's clean, they have separate departments, that are clearly defined, but some of their categories could be laid out a little better.

When you are on a little road trip and need to stop for a bite to eat and use the facilities, where…read moredo you stop? A rest area? Hardly. A gas station? I think not. Fast food? Pshaw! Give up? I am sure you have guessed it by now (dear lord, I would hope so. This is a Costco review, after all. If you are confused already, let me quote Rob Reiner's mom and say: "I'll have what she's having") Yep, you guessed it! Costco. The unexpected hero of this road trip pitstop. After almost 3 hours of driving, it was time for a much-needed break. I pulled off onto a promising exit, yet nothing looked like a great option to meet my urgent necessities. Then, gleaming like an oasis in the desert, I saw it: The Evansville Costco. Upon first glance, I could tell this Costco was fresh and new and would probably be a great experience. The outside of the building, with its brick and stone facade looked both high quality and also inviting. I must admit that this review is incomplete, as I simply visited two very important areas of the store: the restroom and the food court. Yet, I could easily see the rest of the building and I'm sure this Costco doesn't disappoint. The restrooms were clean and well-maintained. After that relieving experience, I made my way to the food counter for a tasty all-beef hotdog combo. With an empty bladder and a full stomach, I was ready to get back on the road. I have probably been in or through Evansville only once or twice in my life. While I have been through Southern Indiana many, many times on drives to Florida, I always take I-65 and haven't traveled far enough Southwest to drive through Evansville. But since Indiana finished a large, new section of I-69, this was the best way to travel to visit a buddy who moved down to Tennessee. If you ever find yourself traveling down 69 on your way through Evansville and you need a nice place to take a break, may I humbly suggest the most beautiful Costco I've ever seen! Maybe pick up a rotisserie chicken for the road.

I have been a member for over 20 years, and I do like this location, I did notice today at the food…read morecourt I waited behind two customers buying food and paying with cash and moving like molasse, neither was a member of Costco. As they both were talking with each other and stated the same. I asked a worker as I left if a membership was required and a worker stated at this time it was not required although Online on the Costco official website states clearly a membership is required to buy food at the food court, I don't think it's right that I a member has to wait 10 mins for two nonmembers to buy food when they should not even be there Why do I pay for a membership if you can but items without one?

I went to Target on First Ave. to buy a gift card. While I was waiting in line a women and her…read moredaughter was checking out. The woman didn't have enough money to purchase all the food that she wanted. The cashier who's name is Arianna did not get upset or frustrated in any way and tried to help the lady. The lady kept saying she was sorry but Arianna said that's okay don't worry about it. You could tell the mother was getting upset and didn't know what to do. Arianna asked the lady if she could pay the rest that she owed. The lady said if she wanted to she could and so Arianna got her wallet and paid for the rest of the lady's purchase. Arianna looks very young and it made my heart happy to see this. I think she is a very sweet person and I wanted to share this because in this world now it's not often you find a young person like her. Target is very lucky to have a employee like her. She made my day! Arianna if your reading this girl you are something special , your parents did a great job raising you, I hope your life is full of happiness and love. I know you don't know me but just know I was having a rough afternoon and your act of kindness made me happy and it made me cry. Keep up the great work!!

I mean, it's Target. There's not a lot to say here. It's basically fine. Well-organized, reasonably…read morepriced, nice employees --everything you'd expect from a staple store of American consumerism. The one major knock against them is the disgusting nature of their bathrooms. Decent wine selection, even more extensive beer selection, but they especially excel at their Christmas light selection during the latter part of the year. This particular location also has a self checkout which is pretty dope. Especially if you don't like ever dealing with actual people!

They have about everything you need in a pinch. I go to Walgreens for cards, snacks, medicine, etc…read more You can find about anything here.

Pissed, I work next door to this location and it is very convenient to pick up snack and other…read morethings while on lunch. So I walk in and I am normally greeted by someone throughout the store. " No matter where they are they always acknowledge that someone has walked in and they are greeted" NO one around. I think Oh well and continue on to get some snacks and things and get back to work. I find a few items and an item on clearance that I was wanting. I get to the counter.... and no one..... a few minutes later still no one. So I left my items on the counter and walked. Now don't get me wrong. If I had seen someone busy and just not able to get to the counter I would totally understand. But I saw no employees whatsoever. Only people in the pharmacy area and a few other customers. Take this however you want. It just seemed like something else was more important than their customers. Which is wrong in this customers opinion. Guess I will be driving elsewhere for snacks.

I have shopped at Macys since I was a child. I love the value and selection there. The service is…read moregreat there!

A worker yelled at me for "running" clearly i was speed walking after going up an escalator and…read moretrying to go down one but, it was shut down. So i was looking for another escalator but there wasn't one, i was trying to look for my mom down at the 1st floor as i was looking down the employee yelled at me and told me not to move. i didn't even move! Do not go here employees need to be nicer and more respectful. hopefully that employee gets fired for her actions....

Their selection isn't as good as aiuha but when I'm eating at the restaurant next door, it's not a…read morebig deal to check them out after the meal and get some favorite items if they have it in stock. Their customer service is not great. Twice my husband and I have waited in line only to have someone cut us. Initially he thought maybe they didn't like white guys but I have stood in line and also been skipped and I'm Asian so no I don't think they're racist but it's just bad customer service.

Don't let the smells, dingy lighting and lack of english on the products fool you! This place is…read moregreat for stocking up any panty on asian essentials. I come here a few times a year for everything from rose tea, seasonings and sweets. I love their housewares section as well.

They keep putting a food truck that is blocking access to the two closest handicapped parking…read morespaces. Multiple people have reported this and their management doesn't care. A few people have reported this to corporate as well. They don't care either. Blocking handicapped spaces should get them cited... Yes, even in a "private" parking lot.

Henderson Store is great! Service excellent quick response and go above and beyond to please you.read more