This is not our usual Big Lots of choice as it is over ten miles away, but we went here to buy…read moresomething our local store didn't have (a cover for a tablet). For some reason it was slightly more expensive at this branch than the one my wife had bought at our local store, but perhaps she got it on sale or something. We looked around and found it to be comparable to our branch and we picked up a few items. It is certainly easy to find but be careful driving in and out of the parking lot if you use the front entrance at the light - our little low car scrapes a bit in a dip in the driveway.

I never saw the appeal, prices never seemed very good, not a destination place like Dollar Tree…read more This chain is on its knees. As of a couple of days ago they got a loan to keep some stores open, but not this one. This mall is getting desolate, with Big Lots closing, both ends will be unoccupied, as the pet store went down as well.

Well the brand new freezers all failed and they may have to chuck tens of thousands worth of food…read more Someone will be getting their check over this one. Anyway, this Walmart is huge, well- stocked, and all the staff I have asked for item location help have been quite cordial. I hope this lasts. Most importantly the crowd and vibe are much better than at the Leesburg location, which has a high percentage of sketchy fellow customers and would be skip scanners. This place has made the Publix at Lake Deaton desolate. I was hoping the auto section would have mechanics as there is a dearth of them, but it is just tires and batteries.

Ok! I've been here numerous times now and all continues to go well. At this time, it's a standout…read moreWalmart. Always stocked , plenty of cashiers. Keep it up

Florida 2025:…read more Unfortunately with the Gen Z and Millennial folks who hire new employees, they will not hire Gen X 45-60 years old or any senior age 60 and older. The preference in hiring is someone in their 20-35 years old range and preferably Spanish speaking. In interviewing potential new employees, loyalty to the job, never calling off, willing to work extra shifts, coming in early to work, working really hard and enthusiastically, being customer oriented, dressed professional in interviewing with a professional resume and cover letter, having college degrees, and having relevant work experiences mean nothing to the Gen Z and Millennial hiring folks. They just hire people they want to hang with, more like looking for new friends. This is especially true of Belk.

ZER0 floor staff. YOU ARE ON YOUR OWN IN THIS STORE. I've given the store three tries in the…read moretowels/sheets/pillows/blankets departments. Unless you want perfume or jewelry go somewhere else.

I love this place! Great, extremely helpful, professional and awesome staff. The store is…read moreimmaculate and the clothing line is fun and refreshing.

Nice clean store. With very pleasant and helpful asst. Great sales. The updated styles are smart…read moreand in a huge size range.

I love kohls and I am so happy to have one close to home! I love hitting the clearance racks to see…read morewhat they have available! The. I move to the regular items hehe the workers are always super sweet, helpful and always make conversation at Check out! I love home decor but it always amazes me what you can find at kohls!! Love it and ai love kohls cash!!

What happened to Kohls?…read more We went in looking for a suit for an upcoming event and since we haven't been in months, we were shocked at how empty the store was and the lack of variety. Kohls used to be trendy with something for all ages and I felt like the womens department was for the librarians or 65 and older ladies. Clothing and home decor was terrible. We hope other locations like Waterford or hunters creek have a bit more because we didn't even get good customer service from the only cashier there. We asked her to look up a pair of pants to see what other locations have them in stock and she looked at us like a deer in headlights. I said " do you not have someone at the customer service counter that can assist or the scanners you used to have that we could do it from " and she didn't even know what I was asking ! Terrible location ...

This particular Family Dollar could definitely do with a face-lift, but it basically does the job…read morethat it was intended for. The staff was friendly and it had the merchandise that you normally associate with a dollar store. There was a lot of parking and overall, it was a positive experience.

Just average. TBH I don't see much that we buy here that's cheaper than where we can get it…read moreelsewhere. Certain things like a few novelty items, balloons, anything on clearance. But quality is usually not the best

This place has a bunch of signs on the Turnpike that caught our eye…read more It is a strange parking situation , if one does not notice what is actually their driveway, the asphalt just ends, one parks on the grass, and discovers that what one would think is their front door is locked. Weird way to make a first impression. The furniture looks well made. My problem is that there were no prices anywhere, so one would have to sit down and get one's ankle gnawed on to learn anything. No thanks. I understand that there are many choices of Sumbrella cushions and wicker weaves, but still, they could post, this set right as you see here in front of you, X $.

All outdoor furniture was delivered on time. Comfortable but the only thing is the price is what it…read moreis. No negotiating.

All of the staff welcomed us to the store, which was bright, well lit and uncluttered. All of the…read moregoods seemed fresh and current. I brought a friend who had previously only been to the main store, and was pleasantly surprised by the prices and the quality of the items sold.

This was my first visits to Beall's Outlet. The outlet was similar in format and products to…read moreMarshall's. It's the perfect store to shop aimlessly for that which you didn't know you need until you see it. Accompanying a friend, I wasn't searching for anything in particular. However, I wasn't bored. Most of the store is dedicated to clothes, which I didn't need, but I enjoyed looking at the special selection room of blouses and sweaters themed for Christmas. Purses, located at the front left of the store, also failed to hold my attention for long, but I enjoyed the selection of animal themed bags. Some of the car bags were adorable, but totally impractical for me. I especially enjoyed wandering the aisles of housewares, holiday items, decor, and linens in the back of the store. The clearance aisle, located in the back left corner, was bare. Next to it were lots of holiday themed pet toys. The store had a lot of nautical-themed decor for everyday and holiday. I found and purchased a cute turquoise elephant cookie jar and salt and pepper shakers in housewares.