This is a pretty good store. It seems to have 2 separate stores although both are Rise. I love the…read moreamount of new Betsey Johnson lunch bags! There are some unique finds here. Worth a visit. Seems like a pretty slightly European neighbourhood too.

Nice staff. Great finds and they have a program spend $100 get $5 free on a new purchase. Packed…read morefull of items, home decor, toys, kids, adult clothing, accessories, shoes. so be patient looking through. Parking in back.

I enjoy going to Ross at East Windsor, NJ. I always get greeted as soon as I walk in. I never have…read moreto wait on line for a long time and the cashiers are always friendly and helpful.

Haven't really been to a Ross it's similar to Burlington or TJ Maxx but it was a cool experience…read more Definitely will try to see what they got next time.

What a beautiful shop! I found two skirts and a pretty pair of pants that I felt really good in…read moreattending a conference. I am looking forward to showing them off at a wedding this month.

Went in for alterations to a tablecloth and runner, which were completed wonderfully. The shop is…read moreso adorable and has tons of cute stuff - definitely worth a stop to see what they have - and they could not be more friendly and helpful. Love this place!

The store is just a dreary looking place. It is not inviting to shop here, there are items all over…read morethe place, limited staff on the floor and cashier area. The value may be ok on some items, but the quality is lacking. Given the current times, MANY items now have security tags on them, can't fault the store for this though.

Clearly, the stellar management here has instructed their associates to cram as much merchandise as…read morehumanly possible onto every rack. If the Jaws of Life are required to browse properly perhaps I came to the wrong store. Everyone loves to save a buck or two but spare me the upper body workout. Fail.

I was desperate to find this Pokemon product because it was being bought so quickly even standing…read morein line in the past didn't guarantee getting something good. Rasheed I believe was his name helped me when I was lost looking around and was a great help showing me where the product was and ringing me up right away.

So haven't been to this walmart in awhile. They are under construction, in the best way possible…read more They are expanding to a Super Walmart!! Yay!! It will be inconvenient for a bit but so worth it in the end. It will be great bc their isn't a super o e in the general area. Definitely a worthy addition to this walmart. I mean they've always had "the space" it just took a little longer. Better late than never i suppose. Can't wait. So you can still shop but be aware that some shelves will be empty since their moving stuff around as I found out today. Small temporary issue, so patience. So excited.

You can't really call Aldi a supermarket in the traditional sense since their selection spans only…read morethe "greatest hits" across categories and their reliance on copycat store brands is unintentionally hilarious to say the least -- Loopy Fruit cereal is a classic that only their lawyers could love. However, their quality is generally first rate and I'm a big fan of their prepared Chicken Salad. Aldi's not a weekly destination but their concept is executed brilliantly. Five easy stars.

Great service employees know me weekly items bring back the root-beer float ice cream even though…read moreit's weekly I love it so much more then my huzz

My favorite Target in the area! Good selection of wares and it's not nearly as busy as the Nassau…read morePark Blvd. one. Employees are also generally nice and helpful. That being said, the produce is a little lacking. Maybe I shouldn't expect too much from the Target produce section, but when you don't even have any bananas available, I feel like that's a bad look. We will be back for sure, though!

While visiting our local Asian grocery store, popped into this location. Multiple employees waking…read morearound the store, some stocking, some just walking and only 1 person at the cash register with a long line. Finally another cashier opened up. Target reported strong profits, better keep paying customers happy before they lose them.

I love this card shop! They have a nice space with a decent selection of sealed and unsealed…read moreproduct. The employees here are very friendly and they have the cutest and friendliest dogs here to greet you. My sister and I stopped in to pick up a MTG deck and some card sleeves. Prices for sealed product aren't too bad given how hard some items can be to find. This shop also has a decent space to come and play with your group. It's always a pleasure to stop by Card Shop Near Me.

Owner & workers are genuinely very nice people, I really enjoyed the one event I attended and felt…read morewelcome. There's everything you need -- nice selection of sealed product, bulk/folders you can peruse for both Pokemon and magic. For the welcome event they offered a really nice promo prize & had cheap etb sleeves available. Very much unlike first experiences in most other stores -- it felt personal and I can't recommend them enough. Hope to return again.

BEWARE: FALSE TARIFF CHARGES - STOP MISLEADING CUSTOMERS STOP MISREPRESENTING USA MADE PRODUCTS…read more I recently bought several items at this location, including a box of Brillo. At checkout, I was told the price was now $1.50 "due to tariffs." There wasn't a line--I agreed to the increase because it sounded logical given what's going on globally. Then the cashier went on to explain that all items will soon be increasing in price to $1.50, but that certain tariffed products were being raised first. I didn't ask for a list, but let's be clear--there's no sign or posted notice about this supposed change anywhere in the store. Here's the issue: Brillo is made in the USA. I called the manufacturer directly in Walled Lake, Michigan, and they confirmed it: there are NO tariffs on their product. This is a homegrown American brand, and falsely tying price hikes to tariffs only hurts them--and misleads customers. This isn't on the cashier. They're just repeating what they've been told. This falls squarely on ownership. Blaming tariffs to justify price increases is deceptive and disrespectful. If you're raising prices, just say so. We understand prices go up--what we don't tolerate is being lied to. This kind of dishonesty breaks trust and takes advantage of people trying to support local businesses. Respect your customers. Respect American-made brands. Tell the truth. That's how you earn loyalty. Do the right thing--because next time, I'll take my business elsewhere.

Just the standard day for me... people in front of me want a balloon blown up...so the clerk has to…read morego get it, but had no helium... as the line begins to build... then their card doesn't work etc etc. all that time in line just to grab a few things^