I heard Dollar Tree is adding $1.25 and $1.50 price points at some stores. They have kept prices at…read more$1.00 since its founding thirty years ago despite inflation ($1 in 1986 = $2.30 today). The increase wouldn't bother me. If you've ever wondered why Dollar Tree is so cheap, it's because they save money by selling so many private-label products instead of name brands. This allows them to keep prices low. So if you are apathetic to brands, this is the store for you! I love Dollar Tree as a concept in general. There's no reason to pay more than a dollar for certain things, that's why you should come here! I first became a fan when I had to host and plan my first kid party. This is THE place to shop for themed parties on a budget. You find decorations, gift wrapping, stringers, balloons, gag gifts and party favors at a super cheap price. At one point, I planned a girl tea party and I was able to find big summer hats for every girl plus feather boas and let me tell you they were SO worth the dollar each, the girls went crazy for them. If you have kids in your life, definitely visit DT if you want to buy a lil something for them. They have plenty of coloring books, school supplies, toys and other interesting gadgets to keep them entertained. This specific location is usually not busy. Staff is always helpful and friendly.

If you're looking for unique, inspiring and friendly, the STEMcell is the place to visit. You'll be…read moreinspired by the science and art of this artists ideas and ingenuity. With a studio in shop, the artist and owner of the shop prides himself in his unique crystallization of insects. In addition, the shop offers a variety of gifty science-type items at very reasonable prices. I stumbled upon this little gem, but will definitely be visiting again in the future.

First let me say if you have not visited Box Yard yet you need to put that on your list. It's a…read moreshipping crate community in East Village with plenty of shops and treats. We loved going door to door exploring the different businesses. The Stemcell was so cool and one of our favorites. Having 2 boys, this shop was perfect for them...and a few things for me too!

I got married almost three years ago and I hadn't cleaned my ring AT ALL. I knew I had to do it but…read moresince my husband bought it online, I wasn't sure where to go. I hear some jewelry stores offer complimentary cleaning if you purchase it from them. The ring was so dirty, it was really bothering me and I knew I had to take it somewhere even if I had to pay for the cleaning. This location opened not too long ago. It's where jiffy lube was located and the space is huge. I walked in and the two employees were immediately attentive and welcoming. I explained my predicament and they treated me like I was a long time customer. They examined my ring and since it's an opal and prone to getting damaged, they can't just put it in their cleaning machine. They had their jewelry expert (who works in the basement) clean it themselves. While I waited, they offered me water, chocolate, and a catalog of their latest collection. The price ranges vary widely, which surprised me. I thought everything would be super expensive but that's not the case. Once my ring was cleaned, they brought it back and it was unrecognizable. It sparkled again! I was so happy. It looked brand new. I asked how much I owed and they said nothing. I was floored. Is this normal? If so, I had no idea. They even told me I should bring it in every 6 months or at least once a year to make sure it stays sharp and all the diamonds are in place. I had never set foot in one of their stores but now I will definitely come back and actually purchase something. Highly recommend. The customer service is unmatched.

I needed my wedding re-sized, I had seen J. David's commercials and social media post so I decided…read moreto give them a try since they were close to my house. I'm so glad I did! And that's even when the first time didn't work. For some reason it was still too small. It was done quickly, price was reasonable, and they didn't charge for the second time around. Craftsmanship was incredible, you can't tell the ring had been re-sized. When I got it back they had polished and cleaned it up, it looked brand new. This is my new go to place.

This Christmas found me needing a gift for someone that I didn't know a lot about (long story…read morethere), but it needed to be (a) special and (b) fairly unique. To that end, The Wife suggested we try Ida Red's, since what she knew about the place sorta jived with the vibe I was looking for. We made the trip in and man oh man, is there a lot to choose from. From cool to kitsch, from funny to puzzling, Ida Red's has it all. I will confess to Ida's not being the kind of place I would envision myself shopping at, but that's because I'm old, stodgy and a general curmudgeon. So I was pleasantly surprised and amused with Ida's. Overall, a really neat place with TONS of local craft merchandise. Now that I have a better idea of their offerings, I can plan a trip back, knowing what I'm looking for.

Literally a one stop holiday gift giving stop!!! Next year I will wait and do ALL of my shopping…read morehere. Staff is great, helpful and friendly. They gift wrap with a smile.

Surprisingly, this thrift store has several different categories of stuff. Clothing is their…read morebiggest category, but they have shoes, furniture, toys, office supplies, merchandise from big box stores like Target, books, handbags and backpacks and health and beauty products. As much merchandise that's in this store, it's organized and clean. Prices are irregular. For the most part, prices are reasonable. However, clothing items that are new or a high end label, they have the prices higher. Staff was friendly. A security guard is on the premises. This thrift store is in a strip center. Shared parking lot available.

Everything is sooo worn & overpriced. The items they have aren't in as good condition as what you…read morefind at Goodwill, but it's priced like what you'd find at a department store clearance. It's ridiculous. Prime example: They had this (obviously well used) Cuisinart ice cream maker priced at $30 & couldn't even tell me if it was in working condition. It's priced $40 full price & brand new at Walmart https://www.walmart.com/ip/16692256745?sid=5e80f572-08ec-4b89-886f-a31ca37a63a6.

I love this place, I go here a lot and it's not super busy and the staff are very friendly…read more Recommend if you're looking for a quiet neighborhood spot to restock your essentials without the hustle and bustle of a superstore!

Friendly and helpful employees. The prices are some of the best due to Walmart being able to combat…read moresome of the inflation costs. Would rather go here than Reasors or target.

Reasor's advertises a $5 meal that historically included a wide choice of sides (mashed potatoes,…read moremacaroni & cheese, sweet potatoes, loaded bake potato, etc.) with no restrictions. Recently, the store began limiting side options, for the $5 meal to mash potatoes, green beans, fried okra and potato wedges, but failed to update signage or inform customers, which constitutes deceptive "bait and switch" advertising. Workers and cooks behind the counter explain macaroni and cheese, sweet potatoes, and loaded baked potato are reserved for the more expensive meals. No signage in the advertising explains this. In fact, in the advertised photo, macaron and cheese is included in the $5 meal, which is not only misleading, but constitutes false business practices, false advertising, and confusing to customers. When I politely approached and spoke with the Customer Service Experience Manager, Brandon McManus, he was rude, racist and disrespectful, and seemingly angry. Clearly he was prejudice. dismissive, and uninformed about the policy change. He told me the issue "did not matter" and refused to help, explaining it is what it was; otherwise, "take it or leave it", attitude. I am not used to being treated with such disdain and discourtesy from a business. I request that Reasor's/Brookshire Grocery Co clarify their $5 meal offerings, provide transparent signage, and ensure management treats customers respectfully, while refraining from engaging in illicit, and unethical business practices. Also, refrain from being defensive when a customer kindly approaches your staff and asks multiple questions. It is okay to admit not knowing something, but not okay to get irate, rude, unprofessional with customers w/o trying to at least investigate the situation and get back with the customer. It's not okay to be illiterate on product offerings, policy changes.

Bakery Has NEVER disappointed. This location to be exact has always been the best with cakes and…read moredecoration in my opinion! I love ordering cakes and choosing how i want them decorated and love taking pics of how they make my ideas come out

Wow! What a great actitud and service. The cashier made us feel welcome, he was really nice and…read moregave us the information that we needed. Definitely I will be back! We always find what we need at this convenience store.

Horribly rude, including their manager. They called me to tell me they couldn't finish my order…read morebecause they ran out of ink, I asked when they thought they'd be done and they just kept saying "I don't know" so I asked what they thought I should do and they said "go to a different walgreens". Manager hung up on me as I was talking and was extremely rude to me. Will not be going back and will order from somewhere else.