I'm a usual shopper here but do not recommend buying lottery tickets here. It's a major hassle if…read morethe machines has an error and being told to call a phone number despite having a receipt that clearly says failed on a order for scratch tickets. Otherwise good enough store for shopping. Staff is sometimes rude depending on what you need. A few of them are nice however.

An employee that was terribly rude to me on Friday, Jan. 30. I asked her a question, but she…read moreabruptly said it wasn't her dept, then went as far as to lie about her name. She refused to let me see her name tag! She kept covering it with her hand! ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS! FYI.."Victoria" the fake name she gave me. It's not over & im not gonna forget about this. I'm gonna take this to management bc your dumbass doesn't need to be working with the public!!

This is my favor place to get tasty, great quality japanese food. It's always been fresh and…read morefilling. my favorites are the salmon teriyaki bento box or any of there sushi. Of you love sushi you will love it here. The servers are always so nice and friendly. This is a great place for a date night or just a really good meal. Today is my 30th birthday and my husband is taking us here tonight. I'm so hungry I can't wait.

Grab a discount key code card at the front, near the entrance. Carry it around with you if you care…read moreto know about sale items. Most items have dates printed on a tag. No, it's not an expiration date, it determines the percentage off that you would get. So, if an item hit the shelf today, it has today's date on a sticker, it wouldn't appear on a discount or key code for at least a month. A month from when it hits the shelf, you can get 10% and the longer the item sits on the shelf, the more of the discount that you get. Sorry if I'm explaining it wrong, but that's how it was the 2 times that I was there. They have everything from tvs, furniture, bicycles, to cleaning products, etc. I picked up 409 cleaner for $2... it was dated the day prior but still, $2 was a good deal, so I got two. I also bought herb growing kits, sour gummy worms and a few other things that struck my fancy. Some of the items were ridiculously overpriced and I couldn't quite figure out the rhyme or reason for it. For example, $12 for a package of disposable Solo brand-like cups. I was confused by that. One of the times that I was there, they had door busters, specials that they announced over the intercom. One of which that I can remember, was $1.99 beach towels. I'm not sure if that's only at certain times or what, maybe someone else can confirm.

you can buy so many things at tips for $1. it's not a chain dollar store either and the owner is…read morea delite, so nice and genuinely seems to be concerned for her customers which you really don't find very often ... well, anywhere else i've been.

I love this store right here. Close to home where I don't have to drive or in my case get a taxi to…read moreride to and from the store. The employees are amazing as well.

It seems that over the last several years Dollar General Stores have been opening up all over…read more These stores are one part household cleaning aids, a part toy store and a part Grocery Store. The prices are affordable but if you check the ounces of the food you will see that the contents have been reduced to get a lower price. So I am not sure if you are saving much. If you are single then the sizes are just right but if you are looking for family sizes then perhaps you should shop elsewhere. The best part is that the Stores are all located close to the people in residential areas. This means you can walk and not have to drive all over town to purchase something quickly. I once read that the average American spends $8,500 a year on their car, car insurance, car maintenance etc. So if you can walk to the Dollar Store and avoid a car then you're saving a bunch. With the closing of the IGA on mainstreet then the Dollar Store is a good replacement. Glad we have something downtown and recommend it to all that need a quick item on the way home from work.

It has been years since I went to a Five Below, so when the kids and I were in the area once, I…read morethought it would be fun to stop by here and have them check it out. I fully expected them to find a few fun trinkets that I wouldn't mind spending five bucks on. Well. They found a million fun trinkets priced at five bucks. And ten. And fifteen. And beyond. I had no idea (or I didn't remember, at least) how PACKED this store was with toys, puzzles, stickers, candy, and all kinds of gadgets for people to waste their money on. Appealing for kids? Absolutely. Appealing for my wallet? Nope. We ended up leaving with over $100 worth of junk. Never again. The Bluetooth headphones we bought don't charge very long. (There is an entire section in the back of the store for electronics and such, just so you know.) The inflatable pool I bought (which I spent $25 on) already had a hole in it right away (so we only got one summer out of it and I had to re-inflate it almost every time). I don't even remember what else we bought -- the kids don't play with them. If you need cheap junk, you'll find it here. Your kids definitely will.

You have to be very careful here - on most things it's cheaper on Amazon or Walmart. There's a few…read morethings that I pick up here routinely, but most of the stuff is very cheap quality.

This store has gone drastically downhill since new management took over last year.deliveries are…read moresent out incomplete, common products are always out of stock, the staff seem angry to be asked for assistance, and the rudeness with which they treat delivery drivers is appalling (I had the driver call while I listened to address an order issue and I felt so bad for the driver!).

We drove our truck/trailer all the way to Winchester to buy a gate. This was over 70 miles. Their…read morewebsite said they stay open until 9:00 PM, but when we got there, they were closed at 8:00.