I stopped here for gas yesterday, partly because it was on my side of the road. It was well-lit,…read moreand access to and from the main road was easy. The gas was cheaper than back home, a plus for me! Didn't go inside, though.

Lots of great things at great prices. They had some really nice couches here and plants out front…read morelooked good.. I didn't know in season they sold flowers and plants! They have lots of clothing and toys.. the staff is very nice and helped me find what I looked for

Star Quality service we received today at Big Lots. Nick in the future department was very…read moreknowledgeable of his products and very pleasant. My wife and I will be heading back soon . A1 service!

I am writing to formally complain about an extremely disappointing and, in my opinion,…read moreinappropriate interaction I experienced with an employee at the Marshalls location in Selma, North Carolina, on August 7, 2026. I was shopping in the store with both of my children when my 1-year-old son noticed one of the balloons that had been placed around the store for an employment event. The balloons were displayed near the shoe section. I picked one up and gave it to my son, not realizing that the balloons were intended to remain part of the display. I completely understand that the balloon belonged to the store and that employees may need to keep displays intact. I would have had absolutely no issue returning it. What I have a serious problem with is the way this employee chose to handle the situation. The employee approached us and told me that the balloon was part of the display and that she needed to take it back. Before I could even respond or take the balloon from my son myself, she took the balloon directly out of my 1-year-old child's hand. My son immediately became extremely upset, crying and screaming. He is ONE year old and obviously did not understand why someone had suddenly taken something from him. What made the situation even more upsetting was that the employee continued walking around the store with the balloon while my child was crying, rather than simply putting it back where it belonged and moving on. I want to be very clear: my complaint is not about being asked to return the balloon. I understand that it was part of a store display. My complaint is about the employee's lack of judgment, professionalism, and basic consideration in how she handled the situation. There was absolutely no reason she needed to physically take the balloon from a small child when she could have spoken to me and allowed me to remove it from my son's hand. I was shocked by the interaction and honestly found it unnecessarily harsh and disrespectful. I would have gladly returned the balloon myself. I even would have been willing to pay for it if that were an option. Instead, the employee chose to take it directly from a 1-year-old, causing him unnecessary distress over something that could have been handled in a much more appropriate manner. As a customer and a parent, I expect employees representing Marshalls to use reasonable judgment and treat customers and their children with courtesy and respect. I understand that employees have rules they must follow, but how those rules are enforced matters. Store property can be protected without unnecessarily upsetting or frightening a small child. I am requesting that this complaint be reviewed by management and that the employee involved be addressed regarding her conduct and the way this situation was handled. I would also appreciate confirmation that this complaint has been received and taken seriously. I have been a Marshalls customer, and I expect a much higher level of customer service from a company of this size. I hope Marshalls will take this opportunity to address the situation appropriately and ensure that employees understand the importance of handling situations involving young children with professionalism, patience, and common sense. Thank you for your attention to this matter. I look forward to hearing from someone regarding this complaint.

I stopped by here to search for some gifts for my "secret pal" at work. This is a new location that…read morehasn't been around long. I was in the area visiting my brother and babysitting my nephew. The store was clean and well stocked with friendly staff. I was able to get several items. The line moved quickly. No complaints. *I will note that phone service isn't great in the area, especially indoors*

Speedway's gas prices are usually lower than othet local stations, and their convenience stores are…read moresmall but well-stocked. Great place to fuel up and grab a quick snack.

Cashier looked like she was strung out and was complaining to customers how she was so "fkn tired".read more

Shopped here at the Goldsboro store for the first time on October 6, 2020. The store was very…read moreclean, well-lit and had some good sales. I picked up some bath towels and mats for my new house, but didn't have as much time to look around as I would have liked because the store was closing at 8 pm! I've worked for JC Penney in two different states, shop the chain regularly across the country, and this is the first Penney's I've ever seen that closed at 8 pm on a weekday!! Every other store closed at 9 (and some in Texas stay open until midnight during the Christmas shopping season! It was quite disappointing. Still, it's nice to have one in my new city and I will certainly be back.

New owner and menu changes go check it out ! Friendly cashier. Has gasoline and clean store.read more

Quite impressive! Great place to stop and get snacks for the airport. Also, if you are so…read moreinclined, there's a Wendy's attached. I thought it was clean and big, and there was more than enough choice for a snacky snack.