I've been to the store dozens of times, and heard from others that it has better finds than other…read morelocations! I always find unique items, and come out with more than I walked in for. The staff is always very friendly, and the checkout line moves quickly. Store is clean, and there is rarely a line for the fitting room. Love this location!

I haven't been to a TJ Maxx in quite some time, but I needed some new lamps and figured it would be…read morea good place to try because it's also connected to Home Goods. Overall, there have been some changes, and so far they don't seem to be good ones. First of all, right when you walk in, there's a person standing dead center of the entrance, staring you down in what looks like a mix between security guard gear and combat gear. I don't know enough about the shapes of the compartments on the black vest to know if she was armed with a firearm or not, but the head to toe black getup seemed very intimidating. Which perhaps is their goal if the intention is security. Either way, definitely doesn't give off a welcoming vibe. I've been to high-end stores, particularly in Europe, where they do have a security guard upfront, but the approach is different... More of a tall gentleman in a black suit kind of look. That doesn't interfere with the shopping experience as much in my opinion. The store is currently undergoing some renovations, so the fitting rooms and then one other area were closed off and covered with blue tarps. I understand sometimes you have to renovate so while it would've been nice to try on the clothing I ended up looking at in a fitting room, I understand sometimes that's not possible. Something else I noticed is that there's a lot more security in terms of the items on the shelves or where they're hanging. There's some things that you can't even browse without hitting a button or getting a store assistant's help. It just feels like a lot of things are locked down, which again gives the impression that there's a lot of theft at this store, which again takes away from the overall enjoyment of the shopping experience. One of the things I love about going to a brick and mortar store is looking at the displays and the beautiful merchandise... This interrupts that vibe. Ultimately, I did find some great items and was pleased with what I got, but at the end at the checkout, the associate asked me three times within just a few minutes if I wanted to get the TJ Maxx credit card. I listened to his whole spiel the first time and then politely declined. Then as he was bagging up my items, he proceeded to ask me again, citing additional benefits and I said no thank you I really don't need it. Then when he was about to take my payment, he asked me one more time. This just feels excessive, especially given the short window of interaction. I understand this is most likely the corporate policy, but it felt very pushy to me.

This is the closest Target to where I live, so we pop in here quite often…read more It has all the same brands and departments that any other Target has, so nothing to write home about in terms of uniqueness. If you have been to one Target, you basically know what any Target has on offer. The layout may be different from Target to Target, though. Aside from having all the same departments and items, I will say that we have noticed the produce at this Target location doesn't stay fresh as long as others we have shopped at. We have decided just to not buy any fresh produce from this Target anymore, unless it's something we have to grab on the way somewhere and can only stop at one place (if it's Target). They do have quite a few eateries nearby, which is nice if you want to grab something for dinner/lunch after you've been shopping. Raising Cain's, McDonalds, and that type of fare - nothing fancy. They have their own food options within Target too; Pizza Hut, Starbucks, and some grab and go things near the registers. My only other complaint, and this is about ALL Target locations - is that they keep it very toasty in there! No matter if it's Summer or Winter, it will always be sweltering in any Target. If this is the only Target you can get to, it's not BAD by any means - I just think it's one rung below other locations when it comes to a few specific things.

They have our fav YouTubers candy! So that's a bonus. We adore target! We live right down the…read morestreet so it's a quick FUN run all the time. Dollar aisle is always fire.

It is definitely hit or miss but, when you hit, it's always good! I found some really nice Cole…read moreHaan loafers for $35. A little far away from me but worth the trip.

I came in not expecting to buy anything, but found a pair of shoes I couldn't walk away from!…read more I have been inside Nordstrom in other cities--this was my first time in Omaha. The store is about the same, plenty of items, great variety and presentation makes shopping easy and fun. I did expect the prices to be a little more competitive--the kids shoes I bought were $45 with tax which I didn't feel was an amazing deal for a store like this. All in all I would come back for sure, just expecting higher prices than the discount store vibe I expected.

Ollie's Bargain Outlet, certainly expresses what you'll find when you traverse through their…read moreaisles. One of my first visits here was with my boyfriend and we happened to find the perfect rug for our house at a great low price! It matches are aesthetic perfectly and I hoped to find one similar when I had recently visited. I didn't, but I still managed to look around and see what they have for the upcoming spring season. It helped me to get an idea of what I plan to do when it's time to garden! I didn't interact much with the staff here but when we checked out our rug the first time we were greeted promptly and they were friendly. This store can be a bit overwhelming as there's a lot to see and move through but if you take the time to look around and wander through the aisles you just might find something great at a reasonable price!

Love this place it's cheap it's random but it's always worth taking a look. You can find everything…read morefrom a bicycle to books food decorations for you home place has everything

Every time I've been in the store, I'm shocked at how huge it is! It is well staffed, with…read moreknowledgeable employees in each specified area. There are signs throughout, so it is relatively easy to find the area you are hoping to shop in. Each time I've come to search for something, I have not had any luck. The main reasons I have not bought anything here are either of it. Nothing fits my frame/style (This store is much more geared towards women than juniors, and business/cocktail attire than anything casual), and that the price point is high above competitors I shop at. Overall, I do not think I am their target market, but I am shocked that people come in and spend what they do for items you can get cheaper elsewhere. Probably just a matter of opinion, but I do not frequent this store often for that reason. I do know a lot of friends who get great deals with within the shoe clearance area -- this seems to be what they're known for! I looked around, and did see some decent deals, but nothing that I needed. Overall, I would come back here to shop at the shoe clearance, but probably nothing else.

My first credit card was with this store and 30 years later I'm still in love. I have moved to a…read morestate that Von Maur isn't even located in, but with the amazing staff in ALL departments I still call in and order online. But this shout out is specifically for Zoe in Clinique because I still get my essentials and she knows all my favorites and color likes. I get calls for all promotions and bonus times which I love and regardless of how busy she is in store I hear the smile and patience while I give her my order and ask questions. Even when you call in there's an operator who politely transfers your calls, which is so personal. I miss the piano, but customer service from thousands of miles away is top notch. Thank you for being so wonderful at your job and I'm sure crushing life. Call Zoe for any of your CLINQUE needs!!!

Kohl's is next door to Petco and is across the driveway from TJ Maxx. Parking is always easy to…read morefind between these stores. The returns are relatively simple. you just have to wait for your turn when there is a line. There are no hard lectures when returning items as long as you have a receipt and the product is in the same condition when you first purchased it from the store.

Came here to enjoy my morning off with my mom and do some shopping! Had a great and fun time, until…read morewe got to the checkout. MK opened up here register and told us she could help us out. After scanning our items, she started to be very rude and condescending. My mom was trying to organize the 3 coupons she had accordingly so she would get the best bargains, which we have always done there. My mom was trying to figure something out and MK repeatedly snapped at her and kept laughing and rolling her eyes instead of helping my mom. After cringing through watching this awful woman treat my mom the way she did, she had the nerve to act inconvenienced when my mom wanted her receipts combined for the Kohl's cash. She was the most disrespectful, rude, condescending woman we have ever encountered in this Kohl's, and until something Is done about MK's behavior, i don't think we will be returning to this location.

The Bakers on 132nd Maple grocery pick up is perfect for a busy family. I was told that the new way…read moreto get your groceries is to tap on the app " I'm here/ on my way " instead of calling the number that's clearly on the drive up post. If these changes are to be known by customers the corporate office has to make changes to the signs outside. The store employee came out and tapped on my window asking " are you here hanging out or picking up groceries?" LOL - I was a bit confused when he said that. My first thought was " no I just got off work to park in this spot!" I refrained and told him I called the number on the post in front of me and he told me that's no longer the process. Well the number worked and took me through the whole process of my parking spot number and the groceries would be out in a few minutes if not call the number in 10 minutes. These corporations are a bit more clueless than the common everyday folks. We like to be notified of change prior to the immediate corporate shift in change.

One of the worst neighborhood Walmarts too works for and shop at. I only go here if I really need…read moresomething and don't want go far. Costumer service is the worst. You can find spoiled over due food. That I have bought before here and had to take it back. And if you thinking of working at Walmart don't go with this one. The team leads here are the worst. Rude and disrespectful

This is MY neighborhood market and honestly the best place to go for a quick grocery run. If you…read moreknow like what you need, you eliminate the parking challenges, long lines and huge store to walk around. It does not have every brand but it has almost everything you'd need if you we're stopping on your way home from work or forgot an ingredient. They have a huge self checkout area which makes lines short and fast. It's across the street from target and bakers and I pick this one almost every time if I'm in a hurry.

I have loved coming to OPP since I was a teenager. There are many stores that you can't find at the…read moremall, but are still nationally known. Until recently it was mostly shopping, and now of course you have the "been around forever" Wheatfields, another Popp eatery, Andres, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Red Mango, 801 Chophouse, and the belle of the ball, Trader Joes. It's funny to think most Omaha millennials might remember Trader Joes as the only Abercrombie and Fitch in town for awhile. How fitting it became another millennial destination! The parking is kind of a mess, it's very cramped and most parking is for TJ's. One bright spot is Zen Coffee has a drive through there so you can grab a delicious matcha latte before your weekly shopping. I'm glad to see new life and staples stay in this plaza.

I used to avoid this shopping center thinking it "snooty" - at least until Trader Joe's moved in…read more Now I make regular visits to shop there and frequent several other businesses. I get my hair cut at Five Salon which specializes in Aveda products. Next door is L'Occitane which is a line of beauty products and fragrances from Provence in the South of France. Kinda pricey but it's the real deal. Fun just to look at their beautiful packaging. Last year I started buying dress pants for work at Talbots. Again, not cheap but high quality (and they have frequent sales). There's a Bath & Body Works, Sur la Table for high end kitchen ware, Wheatfield's and Andres Tortillery for dining options, and other small boutiques. Last but not least, I absolutely cannot visit One Pacific Place without stopping at Nothing Bundt Cakes and picking up a couple of bundtlets - one chocolate chocolate chip and one Flavor of the Month!! Truth be told, sometimes I make up an excuse to stop at One Pacific Place just to go there. :-)

okay, im back on the Westroads chain after a few different visits. Even during the holidays, I…read moreenjoyed the bustling walls, shopping in person was definitely back! it was clean, and everything was open. Glad to see WR is still the mecca at the moment. Still wish the Flagship parking lot could be redone. It's an actual insurance liability.

This is a nice mall, that is overall kept pretty clean, and surprisingly still traffic. They do a…read moregreat job of keeping businesses in here! The interior is simple and nice, and stores are spaced out well. There are maps around, and escalators, elevators, and stairs they rarely get too crowded. There's a wide variety of shops, as well as restaurants within and surrounding the mall. If I had one complaint about West roads, I feel the flagships common area is very crowded. This is a little tricky to navigate in and out, depending on the time of day you come. But I do appreciate that they have so many options within this small space! If I was going to any mall in Omaha, it would almost always be Westroads. They do a much better job at selecting and retaining businesses!