Who'd have thought you could actually MISS self-checkout? Yet this Walmart found a way: during…read morethe Christmas season keep all but 2 of the 20 checkout lanes closed, and staff the 2 open ones with people who nap briefly between scanning items. Walmart has huge stock in decent items, but the trauma of checkout makes you want to shop somewhere... anywhere... else.

I have been to this location many times and seldom is it a good shopping experience…read more Shelves are often empty and the general cleanliness of the place is lacking. Most employees are of little knowledge or help if you can find one. Parking is plentiful but some rows are one way and some not. Confusing. Some prices are good, some are not. Very few registers open, almost all self service and if there's a problem it takes a while for someone to come to assist. Only reason I go there is because of the location. There are other locations that are better.

If you are dared to kill someone, that's a Kildaire. The question is, will you Cary it out or not…read more Talk about a really fancy shopping mall. It doesn't get much more fancy than this one. It's brand new and shiny you can practically smell the paint. A bunch of expensive stuff and Trader Joe's which is the biggest draw and salad plates at a really nice juice place. It's actually a glorified strip mall, and parking here can be really hard. But then so can I. PS It hasn't closed - Yelp may be on acid.

From the owner: A Regency Centers Place. Featuring your favorite mix of shopping, dining, and personal services in…read moreCary!

Nice shops and places to eat, and Asali is the best dessert place I've been to in awhileread more

The food was good, chicken egg rolls. Ok, value. Service and friendliness were lacking.read more

I don't normally shop at Target because of their policies, but I was nearby this one and decided to…read morestop. I should have just gone to a grocery store. The parking lot was pretty full, as was the store. It did appear that all the checkout lanes were open. I was overcharged for what I bought, as some of the items were on sale. So now I will need to go to another Target to get the overcharge refunded. This experience will keep me away from Target, so that is a good thing. The cashier was friendly, though. Customer Service from the Walnut Creek store tried to say I did not receive the discount, as I had to buy two. Well, I did buy two of the items and my receipt reflects the full price charged, not the price on the shelf. But at least I got the store to admit to the price on the shelf. It seems the store could have looked up my receipt to see what happened. I am still waiting on my refund, though. 12/28 Now I am told the items I bought were not part of the sale, and the shelf tags were removed. I found the ad that ended 12/27, and it is clearly listed on sale. Then the sale price had been confirmed with me yesterday when they didn't think I bought the required quantity. I tried to point out that this is a new sales week and last week's promotions would have ended.

I ordered a bathing suit using the Target. The Target app is so easy to use. I do over 50% of my…read morehard good shopping using the Target app. Normally, I pick up at North Hills, but they were out of stock. The app makes it so easy to find another store close by that have your item. I let them know I was coming via the app. When I got to the drive up area, I checked in. Seemed my order was brought to my car in seconds. I brought a men's bathing suit. Very good quality at a fair value.

Great selection, especially in home goods and beauty. Not too many pillows but their bath…read moreselection is good and there is a good selection of workout gear (I.e yoga mats, light weights, resistance bands, etc.)

Checkout is ridiculous at this location. They have 15-20 people waiting and 2 people to checkout…read moreand one is stuck doing something odd that is taking 15 minutes. Last time it was even worse And no one comes to help.

Fenton in Cary, NC is absolutely beautiful and has become one of my favorite spots to walk around,…read moregrab a bite to eat, or just enjoy the atmosphere. The variety of restaurants, shops, and events really makes it feel like its own little community...you can easily spend hours here without realizing it. The layout is walkable, modern, and clean, and there's always something happening, whether it's live music, families gathering, or people just out enjoying the space. The only thing I'd love to see is a more consistent police presence, not in a way that feels overbearing, but more low-key and observant. There are times when people drive through the area revving their motorcycles or blasting music so loud that it ruins the calm, relaxed vibe. It's such a great place for families, couples, and visitors, and keeping it peaceful and safe would make it even better. Fenton really has all the makings of a perfect hangout spot in Cary. A little more attention to keeping the noise level under control would make it a 10 out of 10 experience every single time.

Fenton has brought a very modern elevated shopping and entertainment destination to the Triangle…read more There is really nothing like it. Fenton offers fine dining, high end retail and entertainment. I've visited previously for retail shopping, dining, cocktails, and events. I've enjoyed dining at Superica Tex Mex, Dram & Drought cocktail bar, Sports & Social, Ava Rooftop, PBR Cowboy Bar, Paragon Movie Theater, The Agency Bar, and shopping at Arula, Altrd State, and the Nike by Cary Store. Today I attended the Walk To Defeat Dementia event. Fenton was the perfect location. It was very well organized and everyone had more than enough room to spread out. I look forward to more businesses coming to Fenton.

Bottom line: Waverly Place is pretty nice, and hardly your run of the mill shopping center/strip…read moremall type of feel. Many shops, dining, health, beauty, office, and entertainment opportunities to explore and experience with a nice courtyard common area. I like this newest version a lot. The Deets: Waverly Place in its current status is not really what I would consider a conventional shopping center. True, it does have a Whole Foods, Triangle Wine Company, a few shops but it mainly houses many good restaurant/food opportunities as well as offices/services. It may be more business complex/shopping experience hybrid but recently with new life and a very appealing aesthetic to it on its two main levels. Hardly the usual strip mall setup, the commons area as well as the shops layout are very eye pleasing, which I tried to capture in my pics. The variety offered there can be from many different types of dining opportunities to please many palates, barber shop/salons, realty, wine shop, cafes, workout centers, health and beauty, grocery, and other retail/business/entertainment. There is usually plenty of parking available here as well. The visits I've had there this year make me look at it in a new way, and I like this newer retooled Waverly Place...it's definitely not your usual type of shopping center.

Lots of places to eat and shop! Nice play area for kids. Convenient and easy to get too. Get your…read moregroceries, have lunch or dinner, a massage or a manicure! One stop shopping!

very large store with lots of great options for men which i appreciate and reasonably priced! staff…read morewere friendly too.

Can they clean the bathrooms? I mean it's not the main thing to focus on with a big store like this…read morebut every time we go it is so gross. Everything else about the place is clean so I don't know where that drop off happens. This is one of the slower tj maxxs out there for checkout but all the items in the store are organized so that is a huge help.

Burlington has anything and everything you need. I was looking for a new coat and they had some…read morecoats and lots of fleece items but not the coat I was looking for. I'm assuming more coats will appear soon. I appreciated how clean and organized the store was. I've been into many large chain stores and they aren't always clean.

In town visiting. Stopped in to shop. Checkout had one cashier and we waited in line over 15…read moreminutes. Ridiculous!!

Always fun to look around and see what you can find. Sometimes you have to do some digging and it's…read morenot that organized but still worth a trip. They have some good prices on certain items and they're usually pretty stocked. They get some really interesting home goods and appliances. All the employees have always been friendly.

Ollie's is universally known as a store with crazy good prices but you have to dig through piles of…read morerubbish to find them. If you've been to one Ollie's, you've been to them all. They're unorganized and messy, but man, is it fun to find a good bargain! Yes, there's more junk than useful items. However, they do carry lots of name brand items for cheap. I don't know why I buy from retailers at full price, Ollie's is where it's at!! From Yankee Candle to Olay and everything in between, you bet your bottom dollar that you're going home with something...and if you're not, you didn't spend enough time browsing. Here are just a few things I've gotten from Ollie's: a Stephen King graphic novel of The Dark Tower for less than $4, a secret Santa gift filled with journals, crayons, colored pencils, and two drawing pads (don't forget the gift bag, tissue paper, AND a card) for less than $15, Yankee candle melts for less than $2, a Yankee candle oil diffuser for less than $4, a large bag of brand-name veggie chips for less than $2, St. Ives body wash for less than $3, a Febreze car plug in for less than $1. I can go on and on. Ollie's has discounts and it's super easy to spend at least an hour here while you bargain shop. The staff here are very nice! There were two cashiers and one floor staff and they all greeted me nicely and were very friendly. Is Ollie's a disaster? Yes. Are the floors uneven and unfinished? YUP. Are you going to save money? Absolutely. It's chaotic good, my guys!