Cute store to come shop in! Lots of items to choose from ranging from fashion to home goods…read more Friendly staff and always helpful. You can find high end goodies and more everyday items. Highly recommend

Went to the website before I brought in but they have to have a minimum of 15 items that fact was…read morenot on the website. They only found about 5 or 6 items they wanted so I had to haul everything back home. I have a bad back and it wasn't pleasant. The girl was nice enough. I really don't know how you could effectively consign at this store.

They are not short we people The all kind…read more Really nice things in the store And will go back Nice Organized And nice cashier

My daughter mentioned to me that we had to go and check out: Ross Dress for Less. We ended up…read moredriving there on the weekend and spending 3 hours there. My daughter found so many clothes in their Junior's section that looked great on her and that she loved and they were all at a reasonable price as well. I found a couple of items for myself and for our dogs also. Overall, very cool store for adults and teens. Also, it was neat that they didn't only sell clothing but housewares, pet supplies, kitchenware, and much more. My daughter now says that Ross Dress for Less is her favorite store. Let's just say we'll definitely be back!

Love this place. I was finally able to visit the Goodwill Outlet Store in CR over the weekend. If…read moreyou're familiar with Cedar Rapids, the Outlet is in part of the former Klein Tools building on the SW side near the airport. Big, clean, open shopping space. Blue 'boats' cover the sales floor and are filled with all kinds of items. Gloves are required in order to dig through the bins. You can bring your own, or buy them at the Outlet for $1.99/each. Wonder why gloves are required? Your safety, of course. A new boat is rolled out every 30minutes (I believe). We had arrived a little after 4pm (closing is at 5pm) on Saturday and the last boat had just been rolled out. Don't assume that the boats are full of stuff the local stores didn't want - that isn't the case. I'm not sure how the boats are originally organized, but by the time the day is over clothing is mixed in with housewares. Books and cds/dvds stayed relatively separate from all other items. There are lots of great things to be found including higher-end shoes like Cole Hahn, Puma, Nike, Adidas, vinyl records, great books, etc. Merchandise is sold by the pound at $1.49/lb. If you have a heavy item and are curious about the cost, there is a self-service scale available for customers to use. Employees can put a pile of your items on their counter scale, or roll your entire cart onto the freight scale. Furniture is priced individually, but I didn't see any on the sales floor when we visited. The person I was with said they had never seen the boats so 'light.' Maybe donations are down right now. I definitely plan to come back in a few weeks, but a few hours earlier. Most customers and all employees were wearing masks, which I really appreciated. If you want to sift through each bin it will take all day. Restrooms available, shopping carts, a nice vending area (because you'll really need a snack 2 hours in). Check-out is similar to Aldi, in that there is a counter where you can bag or box your items before leaving. Employees don't bag. There are bags and boxes available for customers to use, but I'm sure you can bring along your own. Very friendly staff. Parking lot can get cramped when busy, and a small lounge area for sitting would be nice so shoppers could take a break without having to go back out to their cars. We left with a shopping cart full including books for $35. One of the top places in Eastern Iowa to find a good deal. Highly recommend.

Oh my goodness, this is not for a person who has OCD. It's just a bunch of bins with basically…read moredirty clothes in them that you have to dig through, no rhyme or reason. It's just like digging through somebody's trash. It is exactly what you see in the other posters pictures just a bunch of bins that you're digging through. I was in there like five minutes, and was so overwhelmed that I had to leave.

I ordered groceries to be delivered to my house; a hold was placed on my card and I thought that…read morewould be it. A few days later I open my bank account to find that I am overdrawn and I look through my transactions to find that they did the hold AND charged my card again. Basically charged me twice. So thanks to the walmart app I don't have any money until they get rid of the hold or refund me. So fair warning to all who use the app be prepared to be charged TWICE!

I had an amazing experience attending Walmart pharmacy yesterday. My dad recently went into…read morehospice, and the hospice social worker said that they would transfer dad's billing to hospice. When I went to pick his meds up, this hadn't been done yet. Patricia, the pharmacy tech was SO patient and kind. She called hospice and was able to enter the correct information, explained so kindly that they'd need to set his meds up differently for hospice and why, and that they ended to order a different med in one instance. She checked with the pharmacist a couple of times to make sure she was giving me the correct information, and she was! I felt very cared for and appreciated her compassion and kindness.

The remodel here was much needed. Specifically, ripping out the carpet to install a laminate…read moreflooring. Much cleaner looking. I visited on a Saturday evening around 5:30pm and the shelves were pretty sparse. Not sure if this has to do with the remodel, but I hope this improves over the next few weeks. I can't recall the last time I visited a Dollar Tree that wasn't busting at the seams with inventory. I did appreciate not having to bump into boxes of excess inventory. We weren't in here long and the cashier was friendly. There was a handwritten sign on the door indicating current store hours, as they've been shortened. This too may have something to do with the way the sales floor looks. 3/5 because inventory is down. Christmas items are available, though.

I love this place. It's clean (better than many other dollar stores) and they have lots of…read morebargains. I love the food items - small portions that I can take with me on a camping trip. Not all of the Dollar Tree stores have the refrigerated groceries. This location also accepts EBT food assistance - a real plus! The employees are always friendly and put up with a lot of people. This store is well managed and it's always fun to come here.

Nice clean store - hardly ever crowded - fellow shoppers are not in pajamas…read more big, well lit parking lot pleasant staff - nice selection of good merchandise

We messed up our pickup order a different store and the lady doing our order was extremely helpful…read moreand pointed us in the right direction. Thank you Target!!!!!

I hadn't been to a Penney's in several years, but needed clothing for a new job. Surprisingly, I…read moreleft with quite a few things, and then some. Sales were in full swing on most items due to the holiday season, other items not on sale and totally overpriced. I did pick up several clothing items with obvious defects; snags in sweaters, etc. Maybe just obvious to me, but disappointing given the price points on the merchandise. I had to try everything on because COVID. I'm glad I did because I left with 3 different pairs of pants in 3 different sizes. I'm short, but not really petite, so I checked out their petites department. Very picked over, but I had better luck online searching for those items. In general I thought the store was very light on new inventory and normal-heavy in the off season merchandise in the clearance areas. My husband said most of the men's department consisted of Big & Tall sizes, so he had no luck at all. Recommend checking out Penney's. Has a Kohl's feel, but a little more upscale than that. Disappointed in the lack of new inventory, though. Customer service was pretty lackluster, too.

I have been a female firefighter for 14 years, and spent my 25 year professional career in…read moreconstruction. As much as the guys and i banter about a 'womans place' in good fun, i have never, in my life, been so insulted as when Janet very sympatheticly told me it was sweet that i wanted to be helpful by offering to install my mothers new blinds and curtains, but if we didn't have a few strong handy men to do the job it would be better if we hired her contractor instead. My husband and i have installed similar items throughout our own house BY OURSELVES. I am under no delusion that i am physically as strong as most men, but if a job needs doing, ill be damned if i wont find a way to get it done. I apologize for ranting, but i have been absolutely fuming about this for a day and a half now. Great selection of window coverings! But we will be sticking with off the shelf items instead of custom order for now. Thanks!