I am a teenage girl shopping at Tj-Maxx, while a man made me and my two other friends feel…read moreuncomfortable. He was in each isle we were in, then my friend said they were down an isle so I look down the aisle. Seeing a worker instead made me feel embarrassed. As we continued to look around, the worker then approached us saying how we are disrespectful and how we were mocking her yawn. That is not the case I didn't even know she yawned and wouldn't let us talk at all. We tried to explain ourselves and how we saw a man that made us uncomfortable yet she didn't care. I personally don't think it was professional and very uncalled for, for her to speak this way to my friends and I when we are mature enough not to do that to someone. She then proceeded to go to the front desk and made sure every other worker was told about this situation and it was wrong for her to assume we were making fun of her.

I wouldn't recommend going here. They have a cute selection, but the rest isn't that good. First of…read moreall, not everything is organized. Me and my little guy Charlie, cam in the other day. The place had a horrible smell, I'm not going to say what it is for many reasons.

I wish this store was a chain in every major city! Not only are you participating in sustainable…read moreliving, you're also saving money by purchasing gently used secondhand items. There are seasonal items available, toys, all kinds of baby gear, nursery furniture, and clothes/shoes for babies and children. You an also sell your gently used items. I would definitely hold onto outgrown items and sell right before the season begins the following year for a higher chance of them buying your items. There is a rewards program you can join, and they'll let you know when there are upcoming sales a few days beforehand. Be warned, some sales bring in many customers and can lead to hard time finding parking and a really long checkout line. Happy browsing!

I contacted this location about a student who is starting a donations-based library in the DCS…read moreoffices for students in foster care. Not only did this location donate clearance books, they saved my phone number and contacted me again -- weeks later-- when they had extra books being donated that they could not purchase. I am endlessly grateful to them for their willingness to contribute so positively to our community, and especially to my student. If I ever end up with kids, this place will be my go-to.

The family working here is very kind and knowledgeable. Very conversational as well. I've never…read morefelt more welcome in a business, even though I only pick up one new comic every month or two instead of having 10 ongoing series held at a time.

Running a comic shop can be tough, but for some stores, the joy of browsing old issues and feeling…read morethe comics is what makes them special. Unfortunately, this store doesn't quite capture that magic. Upfront, I want to say that it appears to have been around for a while, attracting dedicated comic fans. It is doing something right. It also hosts local card tournaments (and maybe D&D?), but I can't speak to the variety of those. This might be their bread and butter. Not sure. The comic section, however, is a mess. As soon as you walk in, you pass a narrow row of shelves about 5 feet tall facing away from you--it's unclear why, but it makes the space feel small or uninviting. Still, it isn't a large space, and it doesn't match the charm of classic comic shops. Felt more like I was entering a dark porn store from the 80s. For my trip, I had read revieews and as a local comic store, I wanted to check it out. I was looking for back issues. Remember stores with hundreds of boxes overflowing with comics packed in too tight to see the comics? Yep, that is this place. Navigating the shop is tricky: new comics are on hanging shelves too close together, forcing you to crouch and strain to see them under the shelf above. Independent comics are on the far left of the store in the back - between the boxes and boxes and boxes and boxes and boxes of back issues. The backstock is packed with rows of comics, about 25% overflow in each box (plus stacks of comics on top of those boxes). Very hard to browse. When you do find a title, the comics tend to be dusty, and although sealed, I didn't have my glasses to check for spine ticks or other issues. But, it can't be good to store comics on top of a box without a lid. If you're hunting for key back issues, forget it--these have been picked over like roadkill in the desert; there's nothing valuable left. Instead, you'll find many comics priced between $1-$2, labeled at $4-$8 or more, but most are from the past and generally worthless. I can't tell if the store is clean, but it felt dirty (maybe the lighting or the dusty boxes?). If I were to advise the store - even though they seem to be doing fine - I'd suggest selling your stock on Whatnot, starting at $1 per comic, to gauge interest. If you can clear out 35% of your back issues that way, you won't need to sell low-value comics at higher prices. I understand the reluctance to take losses - I've felt the same - but if your stock is holding back from creating a warm, vibrant, energetic atmosphere, it might be worth doing. There's no shame in dumping unsellable stock as a tax write-off. Listing those low-priced comics at $4-$6 could generate significant revenue and help the store thrive. Personally, I think this is the best approach, as you don't need to spend hours selling thousands of comics. I will note that the staff were friendly. I spoke with one staff member and they are knowledgeable about the stock they had. My guess is this might be where the store shines for people. The human touch. I so wanted to like this place. But, maybe I wait until I make trips to Chicago in the future.

The store was clean and well organized. The staff was very friendly and offered to help. The check…read moreout process was a breeze. I'll definitely be back!

JCPenney has been strange as of late, with their attempt to become a store with a high-end Wal-Mart…read morepricing structure. They have reverted to their "door-buster" and coupons system, but the internal layout makes the place feel like a collection of semi-related stores. Sort of a mini-mall within the mall, but at least with a united checkout (I think0. With that said, I tend to do most of my clothes shopping here due to the presence of coupons and their store credit card. However, for most things that I would consider, they tend to have something I like. Perhaps not trendy, but I'm no fashion expert. Their prices are not outrageous, and the sales help make them competitive with similar stores. Still, the new division based on brands is so weird!

No problems here. Great store and great location. We gots lots of good deals too. The clearance…read moresection was nice sized.

Very knowledgeable and courteous. Completely satisfied. I…read morewould highly recommend you check them out

Surprisingly clean and organized, intuitive online shopping options, and parking is possible on the…read morestreet. However insane price gouging is unbelievable; many basic home goods, produce, popular brands, and mass merchandise goes on yellow clearance sticker but still more expensive than eBay! There is helpful staff and also a lot of eyes watching security.

This is an excellent Target, and I appreciate how all of the employees are wearing masks during the…read morepandemic. In fact that is why I am driving longer for my weekly bulk buys for groceries and other supplies. While there is a Walmart closer to my house, the employees do not abide by the mask policy. I stopped shopping there when I saw three maskless employees stocking items in the frozen food section. But enough about that poor-performing store. The Target is clean, offers amazing fresh produce and has lots of options for healthy food. And well worth the extra mileage.

Lost the game room we pay for ever Sunday because thy wouldn't kick the people out while a…read moretournament card game was going on. There was enough room in the main room for them idk why they took prior over someone that pa for the room.

The girl at the checkout was very rude when I inquired where the packs of cards were and what the…read moreprice of one pack was. She made me feel embarrassed when she laughed at me when I walked right by them instead of helping me she just laughed. I hope this was a one off occurrence because usually this store is very excellent with everything they do.

Very dirty store! No one at the back registers. Sometimes the back doors are open sometimes they…read moreare not!

This was my first time going into Big Lots. It's located in the middle of nowhere. You would only…read morenotice it if you go around this neighborhood in Lafayette. They have a very large parking lot, however, there were only a few cars parked when I went in. Unless you went in, you wouldn't have known it was actually opened. I had to buy a couple of gifts for my friend's birthday and this was the only place near me since I was driving by. I was very surprised by the very large selection that they had there. From couches to mattresses to big bags of candies. I thought some of the items were very overpriced, but I bought a big bag of Swedish Fish for only $5! I'll have to come back here and check for other sales!