We've been coming to the Village since it opened one Winter many many years ago. At that time,…read morethere were not a lot of shop but look today. Holy Moly! Whether to relax, dine, or shop, there's something for everyone at the Village

I love the village. It's a beautiful place as always always well kept and clean lots of good…read moreshopping and good food as well. It is a vibe.

This is, by far, one of my favorite stores. Prices are outrageously low and the owner/manager is…read morevery courteous and polite. Also animal friendly

From the owner: New stuff at yard sale pricesread more

I have been to Scheel's quite a few times. Each time I have been impressed and amazed by the staff…read more They are present, friendly, polite, welcoming and helpful. I've shopped for my husband, grandkids and myself and I have been happy with my purchases. I bought some great seasonings for myself, sports items for my grandkids, and lots of outdoor equipment for my husband. Everything has been used and enjoyed, and has held up well. The prices are comparable to other places. I absolutely think their seasonings are superior to grocery stores for outdoor cooking.

The store is great, but the dogs are out of control!…read more Today, one gentleman had two huge dogs that were invading everyone's space. One dog slimed my hand when his owner raced up beside me on the stairs. I was there on Friday morning this time, hoping to avoid the crazy weekend crowd of people with their dogs. While it was not quite as overtaken, it was still too much. I just hope no child is ever hurt in the calamity of dogs there. Dogs are amazing, but they're unpredictable. I am not alone in my frustration, many dog loving people have complained. Come on, Scheels... your store is crowded enough without dogs and their inability to stay in their own lane.

This is strictly for the drive up. I've never had a problem and everyone's always been so sweet but…read moreever since a couple months ago whatever girls they've newly hired they are so dang rude and obnoxious. Don't ever talk over me while I'm talking. They're younger and have no manners

The worst target Ive ever been to! Clothing and hangers all over floors of almost every section in…read morethe store. The floors were disgusting upon entering food and debris on carpet and main walking areas. Employees engaged in loud conversations with each other. Will not be returning

I don't normally shop at Fred Meyer. It's not conveniently located for me. However, today I was…read moreshopping for a specific product, Green Gobbler drain cleaning and deodorizing sticks. The website said they had them, on aisle 48. So, I drove from my home in Star to this location. First of all, I don't think they have an aisle 48. I looked all over, and I found aisle 47 and aisle 49, but no 48. The drain cleaning products I did find were on aisle 18, and they did not have any Green Gobbler sticks. So, a wasted trip. The website said they were in stock at this location, and I could order them online and pick them up. I don't know where they would be located in the store, but I'm not coming back. Otherwise, the store is big and is kind of like a Wal-Mart or Target.

Generally speaking, i like Fred Meyer stores & I'm sure this location is just fine for your…read moreshopping needs which is why I'm not giving one star, but my recent experience as a salvation army bell ringer here wasn't the most positive. Salvation Army will always have my support. I donate toys during the holiday season every year and this year I've also been showing my support as a Bell ringer. I've really enjoyed it, I want to do this every year & it's nice to see that people have been quite generous with their donations to the kettle. I just wish some of the store's employees were better informed about the protocols with Salvation Army kettles. When I began doing this I had no issues & I was told when hired at my shift time i were to go to the store's customer service desk to retrieve the kettle with stand & then place it wherever side I was told my spot would be for the day, do my assigned shift & then drop the kettle off back at customer service or wherever their designated safe spot in the store would be which to me was pretty common sense. In the state I lived in before, you'd hear about bell ringers just walking off wheather on a break or just having been done for the day & leaving the kettle full of money in plain view & some shady person coming by to take it, breaking into it to steal all the $$- it's not something that'll happen everywhere or all the time but it's something that needs to be kept in mind because sadly it does happen. When I took on the role of a bell ringer I made a vow to be responsible & not let anything happen to the donations to guarantee they will go to the families that need assistance the most during the holiday season.. i commend Walmart stores because they seem to know how it all works, there were no issues there & the process went alot smoother for me. At this Fred Meyer location though, they seem to be clueless or maybe just careless in regards to the charity's donations. I recently did a shift here & when I went to the customer service desk they had no idea where the kettles even were at first... they called others for assistance and then I found out from someone they just left the kettle & stand out by the door on the other side of the store from the last person who did it there before me which had to have been at least the day prior as I did this shift in the morning. I didn't find that to be a smart decision to leave it in that spot ..as I've mentioned before sometimes people have bad intentions but I didn't make a fuss about it and went over & began my shift which was overall great. The kettle had a little $ in it from the day before but didn't seem like much though & by the end of a 2 hour shift bell ringing, I got it filled to the top & many of the donations were whole dollar bills, very little coins.. I had generous donors! I wore a Christmas tree hat & played Christmas music so maybe that helped to spread a little more cheer & generosity! Anyways, fast forward to the end of my shift, I hauled the entire stand & kettle over to customer service & I let them know I was done for the day & that the kettle was completely full & I asked where is their designated spot they would like me to put it... the same customer service employee I dealt with just 2 hours earlier was also clueless about that & again had to call multiple people including supervisors. They came to the desk &told me that they will not be held responsible for the kettles so I can just leave it where I was bell ringing or someone would need to swing by to pick it up. That was not at all what was told to me when hired by a temp agency & it was also different than what I experienced with Walmart just the week prior. I had an important dr appt to get to after my shift 20 minutes away. I tried my best to get a hold of the temp agency who hired me but they didn't respond for a little while & I did not trust just leaving the kettle with the employees at this store... it seemed like they wouldn't care at all if the money was stolen. I mean I know it's not their money but if I had a wonderful charity like salvation army partnering with my store, I'd help protect the donations & not treat them like an after thought! I wasn't about to miss my dr appointment because I needed to be seen immediately in order for my dr to refill my BP meds so since I couldn't get ahold of anyone right away & the employees of this store dismissed me... I know it sounds crazy but i took the whole stand & kettle, loaded it into my car which I'm surprised I actually got it to fit without causing any damage to either, luckily as i was driving off I finally got communication from the agency ..they wanted me to just bring it back into the store at first & try to tuck it into a corner but then let me know if i could drop it off at their office so I delivered it to them for salvation army to retrieve it & went to my dr appt with BP through the roof from all the frustration with this particular Fred Meyer.

LOVE this store and it's friendly associates!! While shopping, I was asked if I was finding…read moreeverything ok and offered a cart! The lines can be long, but that's because I'm not the only one that loves this store. Happy Holidays!

I LOVE TJ Max and this is a great one. Staff were all friendly and helpful…read more My only concern was seeing so many of the racks and shelves stripped bare or almost there. It appears they are either getting ready to close or they are just not getting in shipments. I have noticed this in other stores as well and I am growing more concerned each day about what is really going on but it is not TJ Max's fault.

Everyone here is extremely helpful! This location just opened locally less than a year ago, and…read moreI've already found some amazing deals on high-quality brands. I've scored great bargains on shoes, jackets, blouses, and skirts, and I always enjoy browsing to see what treasures I can find. One of my favorite perks is that you can return items purchased online right at the store, which makes shopping so much more convenient. The staff is friendly, helpful, and welcoming, and the store is clean, organized, and easy to shop. I'm so glad we have a Nordstrom Rack in the area--I'll definitely be back!

October 23 is the official opening date for this Rack at The Village outdoor mall in Meridian, next…read moreto the newly opened Barnes and Noble, but yesterday, October 21, they held a "by invite only" opening event and I attended. I use Rack to easily return things I order by mail from regular Nordstrom, where I have been a card holder since my college years and that was a literal lifetime ago, and this is much closer to my house than the Boise store. So, I was eager to see inside and said "yes" when I received an email from Nordstrom asking if I'd like to attend a pre-opening event. Based on my "look see" at the inside of the store, if you are a Rack-shopper-person and enjoy the Rack in Boise, this store seems much larger and brighter and new with lots of stock and friendly people so you'll probably love this one. Now to the pre-opening event itself, to suggest a different view than A.M.'s 3 star rating comments. She is correct that it did seem employees were letting in anyone who lined up in the very, very long line inside instead of checking the e-tickets sent to invitees. As someone alongside me in the tight space inside the store said, "So much for reservations only. PLEASE!" My response was that what looks feasible in plan sometimes doesn't work on the ground and improvising is necessary. Given the long line and that some people had several friends and family members with them (including multiple children including stroller age) it may be the employees felt they couldn't manage crowd behavior if they were reviewing tickets at the entry to allow only ticket holders access. I assumed, as A.M. did, that this would be a controlled gate. But when I showed up at 4:00 for the 4:00 to 6:00 entry option (the other option was 7:00 to 9:00 but that is after my bedtime) the line was already very long and growing rapidly. Nordstrom had employees on the sidewalk reminding people this with a ticket only event, and also asking them to please not block the entry doors of other retailers as people were doing that. There was also a sign at the Rack door saying "ticketed event" but many people ignored that. It also looked as if employees were metering in so that the store didn't get overwhelmingly full and waited for some to exit before allowing others in. I imagine for people with tickets who were waiting a long time in line that this was frustrating but it was necessary to avoid a crush in the store. Employees were lined up inside as shoppers entered using "applause sticks" to welcome us in and thank us for coming. They managed to keep this a couple of ticks short of chaos and some people were actually shopping for items and then lining up at check stands to buy them. They also had a DJ set up in the back and a free refreshments stand with cans of beer, sparkling wine, water, cookies and pretzels and people were lining up there too (free stuff has fans always it seems) and then strolling around the store munching and sipping. I applaud the Nordy's staff on the ground at the event for their friendly grace in all of this. As I was leaving an Nordy's employee standing outside the door thanked me for coming and said "come see us again on Thursday" (opening day). I laughed and said I would probably wait a couple of months until the horde abated and she chuckled, "Probably wise."

Kohl's in Meridian is your typical Kohl's in a suburb that is clean and well organized. Home goods,…read moreseasonal decor, men's , women's, and children's clothing await you along with jewelry, handbags, perfumes, cards, and toys for kids. The store is spread out with restrooms near the customer service area. Parking is easy out front and hours are good. Prices are good on sale days and are up on Kohl's cash earning days so wait for the sales. If you need something specific or forget something you may find it here

"We're sorry, our fitting rooms are closed" ... this is a…read moreclothing store. If I wanted to take a wild guess I would just buy online. If you don't have the staff, then just close early. Going here was a waste of time.

Friday, December 19. 2025, 10:30 AM…read more If society causes items you wish to purchase at any store to be locked up, thus the customer needs assistance to order said item by being unlocked, then perhaps the personnel working the electronics department should acknowledge the customer standing at the counter instead of being paid to stand there simply being on their phone. Nothing annoys me more than a business that allows the cell phone to trump customer service. I'll pay twice what Walmart charges at any other place on the planet that wishes to stay in business.

I'm not normally one to leave reviews for mega-chains like Walmart, but the staff here is so…read moreexceptionally friendly and kind I feel like it's worth mentioning. You'll get Walmart products at Walmart prices, but the folks here always go out of their way to be helpful.

Haven't bought a lot here, but they certainly have some great deals on scratch and dent stuff from…read moreCostco. Bought a really good Vizio surround sound system with soundbar. Got home, it worked great but after downloading the manual, found I didn't have the right remote. Went back with the wrong remote and they didn't have one so was told they'd order a new one. I called a little over a week later and they said they had it in. Picked it up, tested, all good. Now I can access all the options it has and what a difference. Bonnie was a great help and everyone I've met there seems to be very friendly, polite, and attentive. Now if we only had some extra money to go get this $250 stand-alone fireplace they had out front today!

I've heard about Steelz but never have had the chance to visit until recently. I am very familiar…read morewith returns as I manage a team that oversees 14-18 online vendors with many of them being on Amazon, Walmart, and Costco. So, criss-cross apple sauce everyone STORYTIME I When you're a manufacturer/vendor and you agree to be on Amazon whereas you sell to Amazon and then Amazon sells to its customers, most vendors choose to pay Amazon 2% for handling the returns. This means that the returns do not go back to the manufacturer or the vendor. Please note that in Seller Central, there is also a similar program but some sellers can opt to have returns returned to them. Steelz from what I saw on their shelves seems to be a home for returning goods from various stores and platforms. It also looks like Steelz is the local recipient of left-over stock that Costco and others don't want on their shelves anymore. STORYTIME II Ever since the asterisk in the upper right-hand corner of the price matrix sign at Costco? If you see the asterisk, it means that the item has a number of days before it leaves Costco. That item may or may not sell out. If it doesn't sell out, meaning sealed, factory new items are left over, Steelz will most likely buy them at a discount ( liquidated price agreed upon with Costco and others ) and then Steelz is now the owner of the inventory of sealed and new items as well as any returns that Steelz wants to buy. While I walked through Steelz, I noticed many items from Costco. I couldn't determine whether or not the pricing at Steelz was indeed a deal. In my opinion, a couple of dollars saving wasn't worth it for me but I do see value for customers who are not Costco members. If didn't have a Costco membership but wanted to shop at Costco, then Steelz is potentially a great deal. Steelz also has many Kirkland products in smaller individual sizes like toilet paper and paper towels. We didn't buy anything at Steelz that day but I would be interested in going back and doing some more looking and pricing. There's been some discussion about the return policy or returning products overall. I can't speak on this topic since I have not purchased anything. If I do purchase anything and if I have to return anything, I'll update this review.