I was recently at this location, ever since they renovated it the entire store is discombobulated…read more They relocated departments to other areas, and completely split up like kind products away from each other so you have to search aroud. They also moved the carts and scooters from away from the front entrances so you have to do a bit of walking, and for us disabled it's even more difficult and seems like half their scooters are no longer available.

It's a Super Target, meaning it's a has a grocery store inside too…read more I am only reviewing the grocery section of Target. It's big and spacious. It looked pretty clean and it was fairly organized. I think the only thing missing was a floral department. Where ever I go....I'm always on a search for organic food. People say it doesn't matter, but I can taste the difference, plus I feel better eating it. Eating organic food in the Midwest is NOT cheap however. You really have to hunt for a good bargain. Target is the winner for best prices and overall choices different organic/natural items. Nope, it's not a Whole foods or New Seasons, but I think I will survive. Most of the organic/natural items are scattered throughout the general grocery area. It's kinda like a scavenger hunt. Maybe they should consider having a certain section just for natural/ organic products? The frozen section gets a A+ for doing a great job organizing their organic/natural foods. Gluten free, meat free, dairy free, organic and so much more. It has a better selection than HyVee does and cheaper. For example, the meatless products like Quorn are only $3.99 at Target and at HyVee they are $5.59. Sure, only a $1.50 more, but it all adds up. One thing HyVee has that Target doesn't.... is the Organic PRODUCE section. It's really small. There are not a lot of choices to get Organic food in the Midwest, but at least you won't starve if you shop around a bit.

I usually enjoy Kohls as it is a pretty decent store but my experience today makes me not want to…read morecome back. I picked up a shirt and I will admit I did not put it back where i belong, little did I know this blonde emo worker was watching me. Came racing in her five inch boots and 3 seconds after i put the shirt down she yanked it (i was still right infront of the shirt), and glared at me. She terrified me and continued to glare at me throughout the store. Overall the service was not good and i suggest that she gets evaluated by the manager, she was not kind.

It's hard to not be moderately excited about a place that's got seemingly perpetual rebates -…read moregenerally via Kohl's Cash. Standard Kohl's with lots of good stuff that was very in style a year ago!

came in to purchase a gun around Thanksgiving, after 45 minutes of waiting to be cleared.. I gave…read moreup and walked out, then today, waited over an hour for the same crap... gave up again because store was closing soon, there is nothing wrong with my record, I purchased a gun 2 years ago and was in and out in under 10 minutes, have not even talked to a cop since.. so its NOT my record !!! pay me for wasting my time !!!

The guy working in the automotive part of the store today is actually fine af and I heavily regret…read morenot asking for his snap. Also his customer service was rlly good

It's sad to see how far this mall has declined. But that's a sign of the times. I still like to go…read morethere to walk around, especially in the winter. And I do go into the few stores that are still in the mall. I just hope that Mason City doesn't sink a ton of money into yet another reincarnation of downtown which may or may not be in trouble in another 30 years.

Southbridge is a mall that has certainly seen better days and is in need of a face lift. Roughly…read more60% of the shops are closed, though those that remain cover most of the necessities. Younkers is the remaining anchor store. A Victoria's secret, Buckle, Claire's, GNC, a bookstore and a handful of other places. Birdsall's ice cream and a pretzel store provide a couple options for nourishment and a Chinese place and Subway comprise the food court. We came over on a weekend where a car/motorcycle show was going on and it made the experience a little more palatable, but overall, the mall has definitely seen better days. Not a terrible place to kill an hour running around, but a tough spot to find much more than the basics.

We have been coming to this exact Tractor Supply for over a year to fill out propane tanks, we have…read moreusually had good luck with having personable and professional customer service BUT today might be the last day with ever step foot in the place again ( May 1st 2023 @ 3 pm) the cashier was incredibly rude and seem EXTREMELY annoyed with me telling her we were needing propane filled. Not only did she have an attitude but she also felt the need to display her annoyance by having a disgusting look on her face. Do better Tractor Supply. You have just lost a loyal customer due to your employee having horrible customer service.

Oh how we love a good farm good store! Since our normal Farm and Fleet is in a far away place…read more(Davenport), we came across TSC and we were very excited with what we found. We originally stopped in because we heard about some fabled baby animals (Chicks and Ducks). They apparently make an appearance each year, but unlike the chicks at the banks, these ones are actually for sale. They're fun to watch either way! The place we enjoyed the most however was the hats/clothing/boots section in the front. They've got a great selection of all things 'Merica, including stuff for our little dudes. The John Deere pacifier and Fireman boots were both big hits among the guys and trying on hats was quite a hit! Great spot for all things farm and all things America! The only way they could improve would be to a have free popcorn up front as it feels like a place where a popcorn machine would and should live!

I recently was looking for the perfect piece of jewelry for my wife's birthday. A year ago she had…read moregone by the window of The Diamond Store in Southbridge/Bergo's mini Mall in Mason City, Iowa and fell in love with a gorgeous palm tree diamond necklace and went in to inquire on the price. Denise, the owner, quoted her a price of $500. She then went in 2 weeks later prepared to buy it and the price had gone up by over $250. When she asked why, Denise the owner said they had "sold it and just knew she would be back for it so we ordered another one." Not believing the blatant lie, my wife vowed to never buy anything from that store. The necklace had been in the window since. With her birthday fast approaching this year, I sent our daughter in to inquire on the piece as well as went in myself twice. I was quoted 3 different prices. The asking price was now $800. When I asked for manufacturer info to research, I was told that it was classified information that would mean nothing to me and none of my business. With cash in hand and prepared to purchase the piece, I was repeatedly insulted and sent packing. I informed Denise, the owner, that I now know why my wife vowed to never deal with them again on any level no matter what the price. I've never seen such horrible customer service. I then went across town to my regular jeweler, Grunwald & Kiger and received the royal treatment like usual. In 2 days, her necklace was in the store and later that night around her neck. Shame on you Denise and The Diamond Store in Mason City, Iowa. The people who buy from you ARE your business and hats off to Grundwald & Kiger, I will never cheat on you again :).

From the owner: The Diamond Store provides diamond jewelry, custom jewelry, engagement, bridal jewelry and jewelry…read morerepairs to the Mason City, IA area.

Love this store, clean and respectful owners and lots of amazing priced items .read more

From the owner: Bins start at $7 on Friday and go down dailey, price as marked items are 20-60% off retail prices…read moreall the time!