During a recent visit down to Cape Girardeau I decided to make the drive to Lamberts for lunch. As…read moreI got off the highway I noticed that there was a sign for the Sikeston Factory Outlet Stores and figured that I could make a quick stop before getting back on the highway and heading home. I should have just passed on by and saved myself the time, because the the selection here was extremely limited to only a handful of stores. Stores were pretty much limited to VF Outlet, Kitchen Collections, Rue 21, Famous Footwear, Dress Barn, L'eggs/Hanes/Bali/Playtex, and G.H. Bass and Co with the remaining storefronts either sitting empty or taking on a beauty shop, and school of cosmetology. I did managed to stop in to G.H. Bass and the VF Outlet and discovered they offered a decent selection with reasonable prices, however I didn't see anything at either stores and left empty handed. Not sure I can really recommend this as a stop, unless you lived in the area I would pass this on by if you are driving down I-55.

The stores that are there are clean and well stocked, but dont think youll be there for more than…read morean hour. There are a lotof empty store fronts and non retail store businesses. Nice womens clothing store, Bass outlet is great, undergarment outlet is good, Carters childrens clothing is excellent, ladies clothing and plus is nice, as is the larger outlet on the southeast side. But, thats it. There used to be other stores, Ive spent 2-3 hours there, but i was done in less than an hour this time.

Diane Austin and Sandy all rude to customers and other staff also talk about highly inappropriate…read morethings at work you ask for help and they literally call customers retarded over the radio Sandy and Diane both were rude to the cashier when she asked for assistance I am not going back until they leave or are fired.

From the owner: At Ollie's, we sell "Good Stuff Cheap"! You'll find brand name merchandise at up to 70% off the…read morefancy store prices every day! We've got bargains on housewares, bedroom and bathroom, books, flooring, toys, electronics, furniture, air conditioners, clothing, health and beauty products, patio, pet supplies and so much more. You never know what you'll find at one of our "semi-lovely" stores unless you stop by and see for yourself!

They said good stuff cheap but these prices be blowing up like Donald trump... an also I bought a…read morebig box of popcorn and found rat poop

I've seen cleaner flea markets. Bunch of trash piled up. Cheap junk is all I saw. Stuff you could…read moreget cheaper at different stores. Didn't buy anything because I have enough cheap junk.

This was my second trip here. The first it was the destination, the second was a side quest. I…read moredidn't realize how close it is from Elephant Rocks State Park and Johnson Shut-ins!! The store is so cute! The mix of nostalgic candy, rare finds, antiques, ice cream, coffee, and bulk items can be overwelming, but in a positive way. It is almost like a candy / treat store and a museum all in one. On this trip, I got some coffee sample packets for my husband's Easter basket, a frappe for each of us, and a couple of candies for the household. The shop is bursting with products, so the aisles are a bit tight for passing people stopped to check out the fun products. Caledonia is a charming little village with shops, eats, and several outdoor adventures in the area.

Step back in time when you step into this mercantile. It's one of those places you just have to…read morestop at if you're in the area. There's so much to see here. When we visited, it was decorated for Christmas, giving it a cozy, vintage holiday vibe. The shelves were filled with childhood candies (even candy cigarettes). They also have an impressive selection of coffees from around the world -- and the prices are refreshingly reasonable. The handmade ice cream bar is a must-try. We ordered an ice cream flight with five samples, perfect for sharing since we couldn't decide on just one of the many delicious flavors. The assortment of chocolates looked amazing too. Upstairs, you can stroll through a collection of antiques that add even more charm to the place. We really enjoyed our visit -- it's a place that makes you slow down, take it all in, and maybe leave with a few extra treats you didn't plan on.

Since Walmart is taking over the world and that's where we have to shop now, I've come to be very…read morefamiliar with them and and I don't mind going anymore and I am one of the only people I know that actually enjoy self checkout it's probably because I'm not trying to take hams out between my thighs. But anyway, recently we went in there and we got three food items. . A watermelon a $.568, bag of trail mix $5.98 and a bottle of juice $1.75 Now our total was $13.44 before taxes. However, when I used My disability insurance card. It paid for everything except for the watermelon (which was the first item that was scanned ) Before I could look at the at the screen and see what was going on. My husband had already paid for the watermelon with cash (at that time I knew it was food. I just didn't know it was watermelon) I just knew it should have all been on my disability card so I walked over to customer service. There's one young lady there that I enjoy very much. She's always very helpful but unfortunately she was going on break. There was another young lady there that spoke to me as if I was a child now I'll be 60 my next birthday and I don't really give a Red rat's bottom these young people want to talk to each other. They're not going to speak to me like that so I said , "So. EBT knows what all of your products are marked at and what should be cash and what should be food stamps. Okay, good to know. Well I'll go home right now and give him a call and give him a piece of my mind knowing the truth.. And always a woman of my word I went home called EBT and told them and the young man that answered the phone said what they said WHAT? As he was trying so hard not to laugh. He pulled up the transaction. He was able to pull it up that fast. It was maybe 10 minutes after this it all happened and he said they didn't pay for the watermelon. Why? Why didn't they pay for your watermelon? He said if you didn't have the funds it would have been the last item, not the first item and I told him what they said that it was an EBT problem. He said well, I hate to tell you this ma'am but That's a Walmart problem and they need to fix it. So I hang up and called Walmart And as always in my sweetest most pleasant voice asked her if she was the young lady that had just spoke to somebody about the watermelons & EBT and she said well. Yes she was. I said I just called EBT and they told me to tell you that it was a Walmart problem and y'all need to get your stuff together. They have no way of knowing what your stuff is or how its coded as they just know what the information is that you send them for whether or not they pay for it or not. I then asked her who the manager would be on duty the following day so that I may go up there and speak to them and she told me that she was not allowed to give out that information I said. Can you tell me when they'll be there? And she said there's one there during all store hours. I said well. Can you tell me when they'll be there on your shift? And she told me no she could not. Then she said you can come up now if you want and talk to them. All I said is You really do not want me to come to that store right now. Through all this I was polite (for me anyway).I did not cuss I didn't raise my voice. I know that's hard to believe that it my husband was with me and I'm sure that have been a video about it. YouTube by now if I wasn't nice. And I still have not gone up there to confront them about this because if they're stealing $7 from my pocket in cash what The heck are they doing to the people that have $7 and that's all they have. They can either feed their kid or they can put a roof over with the last $10 they can spend on a hot summer day and they can't even go to the pool. They're charging them cash for something that that should be paid for by the EBT card. It's not the $7 or $8 or whatever the heck it is. That's not the point. The point of the matter is is that they're doing that to me A senior citizen what are they doing to the next person to walks through the door? The single mom with three kids or single father or just young couple? I heard down on their luck. What are they doing to them? All that we take is the one or two items out of each store for every store that Walmart has. Can you imagine the money they could rack up? and the only reason we caught it is because all three items should have been covered which nobody goes to the store and just picks up one eye them. How many other people, how many more of you are they doing that to and think about all the Walmarts all across the country. If every store only had two two products, that's it. Just two products out of every store for every Walmart. Can you imagine the money that they're making off us so check your receipts if I can figure out how I will upload a picture of mine

The most helpful,friendly and knowledgeable people I have ever seen in a discount type store. Was…read morefrom out of state and became stranded, they not only helped us shop the store but also explained what and where we could get as far as camp grounds, restaurants, car repairs and anything else we needed.

B & C is a great place to save money on food as long as you check the expiration date. The…read moreselection is really good and the stock seems to change often. The cashier is a nice guy he is pretty laid back and does a good job. If you want to save some money on your food bill B & C will do you right.

I'm very happy with this Walmart that tolerates RV's in their parking lot overnight. I arrived late…read moreand picked up a few snacks before heading back to the van and locking up for the night. The store was in good shape compared to some others. No trash or merchandise on the floor, the menswear department was tidy and there were no "holes" in the stock when I was looking for things. Self-checkout worked fine and the restroom at the front of the store was reasonably tidy. A good store for me. [Review 1258 of 2024 - 360 in Missouri - 22281 overall]

This is by far the WORST Walmart I've ever been to. Their staff was very nice, however...the…read moremanagement is atrocious! Rude, entitled, and don't even understand their own policies! Take the extra 10 minutes and go to the Walmart in Farmington!

I stopped here about 4 times while staying across the road at the RV park on my road trip and it's…read moreawfully convenient for the middle of nowhere Ozark Mountains. Of course I'm going to need things on a road trip like food, beer, shower shoes and automotive essentials while driving around the country and I found everything here here I needed. The staff was very friendly and helpful. It's an oasis in the middle of nowhere with most wants and needs to keep you going. Location location location was awesome.

From the owner: Dollar General Wappapello is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to make…read moreshopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.

I can't say enough good things about this place to do it any justice! Located on Hwy D in…read moreFarmington, it's a must go to place if you like fresh made breads and desserts. Oh, and you can have them make a sandwich from their deli, they're awesome (the deli has some great meats and cheeses)! The people there are very friendly and take alot of pride in a great establishment.

I absolutely love this store!! I try to get in there at least 3x a week to pick up spices or lunch…read moremeat they even will make delicious sandwiches! If you're in Farmington Mo it's a definite must stop in and shop! Promise you won't regret it!!