Bought whole milk dated 1/17 Had a terrible taste. I got a…read morerefund but it would be nice if I could get an Im sorry for having to taste bad milk, drive all the way back to the store, return milk, and then drive all the way over to Aldis to get milk. The nice woman offered me to get a different one, but how do I know it's not bad also? If I owned a business, I wouldn't want my customers to be inconvenienced, and I would offer them something for the inconvenience.

After years of using this location for Clicklist, the service is so poor I will be using a…read moredifferent grocery chain. My last order was missing half the items 5 was charged for, and trying to get a refund is impossible. Worst customer service ever

How the heck am I supposed to find anything in this joint…read more P.S : staff was super helpful

Shopping for men's clothing at Target is sort of hit or miss and depends a lot on the season or…read morewhen we're about to change seasons. I am reviewing a shopping experience that took place in the beginning of January. I was on the lookout for long sleeve shirts primarily. Having lost of weight recently I find myself having to replace my entire wardrobe down a full size. But it takes time with limited financial resources. I came across a rack of grey wool cardigan sweaters with those really wide collars. I waited to write this review because I wanted to see how the sweater worked out. It gets cold in my house when the temperature drops and I don't want to raise the thermostat for cold snaps. So this sweater has really worked well for me to slip on when I get cold. And I can keep it on when I put on an insulated jacket to go outside to feed the cats. The only con is there are no pockets.

I saw online that target was having a galentine's event from 12p-4p today, so I stopped by since I…read morewas out and about already. This target is always busy, it's located in a strip, but there's plenty of parking. Luckily, I found a close parking spot since it was cold and snowing. As soon as I walked in, I saw this stand that looked like the event details. A lady was working the stand, she was friendly and smiling. I asked her if this was the event and she said yes, it was to sample the body spray mist scents of the EOS brand. I've never smelled any of the EOS brands nor was I aware they had body mists, so I was intrigued. There were three scents: pink champagne, vanilla cashmere, and fresh and cozy. She had cards she sprayed on for you to sample. They all smelled amazing. Each bottle was priced at 12.99. She asked to take pictures of me, sampling and scanning the QR code. She was sweet. For stopping by she offered me a cute charm. I love how this target hosts these events. I was very tempted to purchase a bottle, but I couldn't decide which one I liked the most because they were all so good, that I just decided to pass for now.

To begin, the eggs I bought from the store were spoiled, and the Quaker oats I received were…read morealready opened. Not to mention when I went to the store my purse was left there for a bit, when I drove back and asked the cashiers it was gone.

This store has been recently remodeled in April of this year. I'm not sure if all Dollar General's…read morewill refocus more on groceries and health care items or just this store. The grocery areas have been greatly expanded. Fresh produce is now available. The freezers and refrigerated areas are hugely expanded as well. Triple the amount of both freezers and refrigerators and you have some idea. The sign says expanded health care but I couldn't really tell but then I didn't peruse those aisles. They got rid of clothes to gain space for the additions. These improvements make a lot of sense for this area. The nearest grocery store is over five miles away.

Great place to get a little less expensive groceries. I believe this was the inspiration for the…read more"frugal Hoosier "in a sitcom a number of years ago. Bring your own bags. Lots of stuff just in a warehouse sitting in rose. A lot less overhead and therefore lower prices.

Aldi is a small store overall but has a great selection of affordable items. I don't shop here too…read moreoften, it gives me a little bit of anxiety. Since it's a small store (and they have huge carts for some reason) I always feel like I'm in the way. It's a a lot bigger since they expanded last year. They also just added curbside pickup which could be the perfect solution to my issue. I like to browse the aisles since they always have something different and unique. This trip I got a fish-shaped wicker basket, some produce, and a few snacks.

This is a great store especially if you're shopping for children. And I'm not talking about things…read moreyou only buy for kids. For instance my primary reason for shopping here are for Apple devices charging cables. These are things kid easily break by misuse. Five Below's cables are of decent quality that last many months for me, even a year, yet low in cost that I don't mind buying more when my grandchildren break them after weeks of use. Headphones are another quality item here that kids can damage the wires to the point they look ok but they stop working. Five Below has a wide variety of headphone styles. The granddaughter loves them especially anything with unicorns or cat ears. So this year for Christmas I found some other items they loved. Posters, magnets, LED lights, LED hand soap dispenser (yeah really) and more. There was the longest line I've ever seen there (the week before Christmas) but Five Below stepped up and had 4 cashiers (the norm is one) and checking out went fast.

Hey Friends! So,…read moreyesterday I got some long overdue time to myself and decided to venture out into the world to check out what was new and different. Being naturally curious with a need to save money on some basic necessities as many of us do these days, I ended up at a brand new discount store called $5 Below in Plainfield, Indiana. In my opinion the name implies that all their merchandise is $5 or less. Or I guess one could even assume that the name may simply be suggesting that their prices are $5 less the the price of their competition. I try to be practical so I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt. They sell the same types of things you would normally find at at almost any ' five and dime' including, seasonal items, toys, make up and beauty, arts and crafts, house and home, cleaning supplies, candy, t-shirts, you get the idea. After doing the initial browsing lap I was excited to see they even had sage, incense and burners, AND quite the selection I might add. AND THEN I SAW WHAT THEY WANTED. Basically EVERYTHING was $5! For example, the incense burners, the kind you can pick up for a buck or two someplace else, $5. The Clorox Spray Cleaner that I KNOW they sell just a couple doors down at a similar store that it probably wouldn't be very nice to mention, the price for the same brand and size of cleaner for just over a dollar? $5. The beauty blending sponges were another disappointment. It didn't' matter if you bought the assorted variety, or opted for the single version they were both each $5. I gotta tell you, it kind of Chaps my ass that the people in charge think the typical consumer is not intelligent enough to 'comparison shop'. It's like their factoring in for inflation to pad their bottom line while deceiving the paying consumer into believing that we're getting such a good deal because it is a discount store after all, that we'll just throw that money down, which when you think about it this logic isn't fair. Most of us are shopping at discount stores because we can no longer afford not to. Hey dudes, we KNOW what we are used to paying for what we buy. Never underestimate the intelligence of your consumer, it's just bad business and a recipe for failure once we're onto you. Which now a LOT of us ARE! In my personal opinion this is NOT my idea of 'smart saving'. But you be the judge and please let me know if you feel the same way, or put me in check if you disagree. I'd love to know your thoughts. I'm NOT TELLING YOU NOT TO SHOP HERE. Only go with the power of the information of being a well informed customer. Until next time, Fea B.

Their wheels chairs need work, hard to push like the bearings need oiled or greased. There was…read moresharp pieces on the hand drive on the wheels that cut my thumb, but nothing serious. Most of the isles were too tight to wheel through. The inventory on the floor was scarce on many items to buy, had to go to greenwood store thay had more selections on floor. Employees were super nice though. Hopefully when I come back things improve.

service was slow and they forgot to take off some of the clothing tags. The value was overpriced…read moreand unnecessar.

If you are short staffed, you should still have someone at the dressing room rooms. You have some…read morestore employees walking around doing inventory, but people are literally walking out of your store because the dressing rooms are not open. Make better choices for your customers so that we can try on the clothes and not have to walk out of the store after driving 25 minutes to get there.

Price gouging gas become insane, tiny tins of basic desserts, chocolate, toffee, easily push…read morehilariously naive prices. Despite the decent orfanizated spaces, attempts at quality brands, and friendly staff, I am trying TJ less and less past years as eBay, Asos, and even Target offer better variety, prices, and never having to wait for a surprisingly snail pace checkout.