3.5 stars. TJ Maxx is an retail-store chain that sells off-price clothing for women, men, girls,…read moreand boys, as well as footwear, jewelry, handbags, beauty products, kitchenware, bedding, bath products, home decor, luggage, toys, pet supplies, and more. I recently shopped in this particular store in Robinson. The store appeared to be well-stocked. I looked mostly at the women's clothing, home goods, and pet supplies. I decided to purchase one dog toy for a reasonable price of $6. I stood in a line of other customers for a while before a cashier became available. The cashier accurately rang up my purchase and thanked me. At home, my dog sometimes plays with the toy. It looks durable.

Listen, we all love going to TJ Maxx but not all of them are built the same…read more I've been to this one in particular several times over the years and it's always the same. It's kinda all over the place and not as clean as others I've been to in other states and cities. I don't think a single employee asked us if we needed any help or said hello the day we visited. The selection here is weak in regards to designers and/or labels. I always say the best part of TJ Maxx is the home section which is why you should just walk a hundred yards to Home Goods. Their cloths and cosmetics selection is never that great. The prices are always good, but if you can't find anything you want or are looking for that doesn't matter. 2.5 stars

This Target is typical of Target stores in general. It has departments for clothing, health and…read morebeauty products, cleaning products, food and beverages, linens, small furniture, pet supplies, children's toys, etcetera. This store also has an Ulta beauty section, a pharmacy, and other amenities. Prices are low to moderate. For years, I have occasionally shopped here for daily household essentials. During my most recent visit, a couple of products that I needed, such as over-the-counter medications, were out of stock, so I could do only some of my shopping here. I ended up purchasing the remaining products later through Target's website. I appreciated that I found many travel-sized hygiene and beauty products for an upcoming vacation. I also found some cat food that my cats will enjoy. At the checkout, I waited in line for a short time. The cashier quickly scanned and bagged my merchandise, accurately charged me, and politely thanked me.

Always a wonderful Target experience here with usual Target expectations met, but most recently I…read morehad what I thought would be a more complicated return and the manager Angus was quick to arrive at the service counter and quick to help with a solution for my return. So grateful for Angus and team! Also very much enjoying the recent remodel with Ulta, etc!

Friendly, helpful employees. The store is always well stocked, the shelves full and the store clean…read moreand inviting. Very good meat department, nice selection and always fresh. Pleasure shopping there.

I am loving the new location. It is very clean and well stocked everyone there is very friendly…read more This is a community gem.

This is probably my favorite grocery store in the area. The prices are fair (nothing is cheap…read moreanymore--anywhere). The staff is friendly and they don't rearrange merchandise constantly like other stores do, which I appreciate. The produce is good and they have regular sales. There is a self-checkout section now which makes it easier if I'm just grabbing a few things. The bakery and deli section are awesome. Even though there are a few stores closer to me, I usually opt to shop here.

Love this store! I do all my shopping here! Love the fact that They stand up for my rights as a…read moreAmerican! I have never received better service anywhere. And no one give me dirty looks!

LOL, here we go again. It's been 3 months since I wrote about this place last and it's 2 for 2…read morebad. Let me preface this with I did a stint as a secret shopper out of boredom and I wanted the experience because it was... fun. Really. I didn't make much but it was sometimes educational. One time I did a 4 hour shop of a very large foreign company in the area (I cannot say who though). That was a grueling experience (did it with a migraine) that required a LOT of steps and a good memory. Anyway, on to my latest foray into Aldi mediocrity. I'll make it short and to the point. Arrived around 6PM 23 Feb 2026. I walked around the store and took note of the cleanliness as I made my selections. I walked up to the cashier checkout where I placed my box of goods on the conveyor belt and the black cashier employee with glasses instructed me to empty the box. I took no umbrage to this because this is standard request that I have received in the past. I did so and placed the box in the cart. Now, many customers of Aldi will note that if you ask for the cashier to place the items in the box the VAST majority of the time, they will. Some place the items in the box neatly for you, some will just throw them in, I never cared as long as they were in the box. It makes things fast for me and fast for them because I leave quicker if I don't have to pack the box. It takes zero extra effort to do so. This has been my experience ever since Aldi opened a store in the Pittsburgh area. What this employee did, was even after asking them politely with a "Please put the items in the box" 3x and even trying to place the box under where she was dropping the items.... This employee actively avoided the box. In the years of secret shopping and regular shopping, This was the first instance of "Active Refusal" of a reasonable customer request that I have ever encountered. I've heard about it in training before but never once encountered it. I left my items at the counter and I complained to the SAME manager I complained in my prior review of this Aldi location. I then left and took my money to Walmart, where I don't have to put up with managerial complacency and an employee with a chip on their shoulder to give the brand a bad name and bad reviews. I hope someone at corporate takes note and does something about this employee. They probably will not because of the "Oh i'm being discriminated against" by the employee. If you have that problem, contact me, I'll testify in court against the employee free of charge. This was very bad behavior on her part.

Probably one of the newer ALDI locations out there. In fact I don't even think it would show up on…read morethe map it's that new. Same, simple set up as many ALDIs before it. Great service from the staff, they are quick to restock items and also quick to open up more registers if they see there is a line of customers in wait. I have noticed that items vary depending on their location, but the ALDI staples are all here. Majority of their items are allergy friendly. Quick stop for some quick items.

In the past there's been some newer management taking over and MAN , she's got the place going good…read more! Yeah it's been a great support for our town, as it's basically just what it's called : " THE GENERAL STORE " . .

This store is unreliable and not open during the posted times. Went a full hour before closing and…read moreno one would open the doors.

This is a wonderful store! It is very clean, the employees are so friendly, and the food is priced…read moregreat! You never know what you're going to find here! They always have staples but other inventory changes all the time, so shopping here is fun!

With all the commercialization in this world, it's still good to see a somewhat wholesome grocery…read morestore. We love the raw milk and many other choices they offer. Plus friendly service, clean and organized.

Kohl's is a chain department store that sells mostly clothing but also shoes, linens, home décor,…read morechildren's toys, jewelry, furniture, cosmetics, and other products. Brand names include Food Network, KitchenAid, Nike, Levi's, Adidas, and many, many others. Prices are low to moderate. This particular Kohl's has two floors. The first floor contains mostly clothing and a Sephora, and the second floor contains mostly home goods. During my most recent visit, I was here primarily to return an Amazon product, but I also shopped around a bit. The employee at the Amazon return counter worked very slowly, so I had to wait in line for a long time. Afterward, I found a dog toy to purchase. The toy was on sale, and I could also use a coupon on it. I stood in line at the cash registers for many minutes. The cashier accurately rang up the purchase, and the toy cost only $9. Great deal! And my dog really enjoys playing with the toy.

If you don't like cutting lunch meat don't work in the deli every time you want more than one item…read morethere's a lot of attitude and dirty looks but one employee order lady will help you