There usually isnt much super special about any Kohls's stores. This one was ok. They had 2…read morecheckouts open and they were very slow with a line of about 12 people. I guess one of the managers had called the register asking where the 3rd checker was and she said she didn't know, that she just disappeared about 15 minutes prior.

This story is a mess when they open. I've waited 40 minutes for an online pick up order already. …read more I do not appreciate laziness wasting my time. Shame on you!

Took the senior ladies to Sevierville Hamricks for best week. What an amazing trip at south to you,…read moreHamricks for the gifts your kindness and lots of good deals inside the store thank you Mitzi Shockley, and the ladies of Cherokee Hights Baptist Church in Morristown, Tennessee.

This a business we always visit when in this area. The woman's clothing is great brands such as…read moreAlfred Dunner. I have bought many items here and the prices are good for quality clothing. I bought 2 bathing suits here. I usually find shirts for my son. They have a large selection of men's jeans. The store is not fancy but the prices are excellent.

If Cavender's had a flagship store just for road trippers, this would be it…read more Tucked just off the interstate in Sevierville, down the road from Buc-ee's and Crystal Burger, this location is a hidden gem for anyone making their way to the Great Smoky Mountains, Gatlinburg, or Pigeon Forge. But for me, this wasn't just a pit stop, it was a pilgrimage. Cavender's is my mothership. I'll go out of my way when I'm traveling to pop in, browse the pearl snap shirts, try on a new pair of boots, or check out the big and tall section. And rarely, if ever, do I leave empty handed. This store was no exception, well stocked, beautifully clean, and staffed by some of the most welcoming folks I've encountered at any western store. But what truly sets this visit apart, and makes it one of my best Cavender's experiences ever, is the team. We rolled in about an hour and a half before closing and left just a few minutes before they locked the doors. Not once did we feel rushed. The staff actually encouraged us to take our time. They mentioned that it's standard for them to stay a little late if needed because making sure the customer has a great experience comes first. That's the kind of customer service you rarely see anymore, and it deserves to be celebrated. And now let me give a very loud, well earned shoutout to Cassidy. My wife had been trying on a few items while we were shopping. In the chaos of our road trip and making a quick detour, one of the items she intended to purchase didn't make it into the bag. It got rung up but left behind. We didn't realize it, but they did. Two days later, I got a call from Cavender's. Cassidy had noticed the item, remembered my wife, pulled the transaction, verified it was paid for, and tracked down my information through my Cavender's account. They didn't have to do that. Most places wouldn't. But Cassidy did, and that attention to detail and care was impressive. When I called to follow up, she confirmed my address and let me know it would be shipped to us directly. That kind of above and beyond effort, the kind that feels more like helping a neighbor than handling a transaction, is exactly what makes this location, and this brand, so special. Some people might say, "That's just good customer service." I say, "No, that's exceptional customer care." That's Texas born hospitality, proudly delivered in East Tennessee. So if you're on the way to the Smokies, do yourself a favor and make the turn. Grab your gas and snacks at Buc-ee's or Crystal Burger, then take a few minutes to step into Cavender's. You'll find a great selection, a beautiful view from the parking lot, and a team that genuinely cares. Cassidy and the crew, thank you. You didn't just earn a sale. You earned lifelong customers.

Decent selection of woman's boots, reasonably priced with very friendly and helpful staff.read more

Great place with a friendly staff. Lots of choices and a great location on 66. Definitely stop in…read moreand look around it's a very nice place.

This outdoor outfitter is a really nice place in a great location. Lot of different brands…read morePatagonia, Northface, and a bunch of others! Service is excellent too! Prices are about what you'd expect.

Various outdoor items and equipment store, basically catering to farmers and ranchers - tractors,…read moremowers, fencing, tools, gardening, etc. and even gas. But don't let the co-op name fool you, I found most things to be more expensive than other stores (like Rural King, Tractor Supply or Lowe's), and their gas was about 40 cents more per gallon than nearby stations. Handy to have this store around if they have something you can't find elsewhere, but based on their high prices it'd be my last resort.

we go weekly my son shows up 8 minutes til they closed the employees locked the doors on themread more

Santa was outside, opening doors for those going in and out. Of course we had to visit!…read more We were surprised by the variety and diversity of items for sale. Dish towels were in the front, next to bird houses made out of bird seeds, right before the jewelry counter with beautiful earrings and necklaces. Huge bars of soap were next to Morristown & Tennessee memorabilia. Towards the back were purses, luggage and clothing. We took a picture of the hours so we'd remember what time to come back. We were on our way to an appointment and didn't have time to select and buy!

Merchandise is fine. The women there are very judgmental and have an attitude towards customers…read moreunless the customer looks like they are high class. If you aren't fixed up and wearing nice clothes expect to be stared at, mistrusted and judged.