Five Below is always a hit with my grandkids -- and I love that it won't break the bank. The store…read morehas everything from a true "dollar section" to plenty of $5 finds and even some items a little above that, so there's something for every budget. The candy section is a blast, with today's favorites right alongside classics that take me right back to the '70s. I've also picked up some really fun t-shirts here, both for gifts and for myself. The kids especially love the slime kits (they always want to grab one!), and the store has a surprisingly good selection of makeup and electronics, too. I also enjoy browsing the seasonal items -- there's always something new, cute, and affordable. Overall, Five Below is a fun, inexpensive place to shop for treats, gifts, and kid-approved surprises.

This store is no longer for the low price. You come in here and you're literally paying the same…read moreprice for lower end products that you'd spend at some of the other stores. You can get the same candy and snacks at the gas stations and corner stores for the same prices of not cheaper. Why are the frooties each abour .15cents. No way Jose. The corner store sells them in a bigger bag and cheaper. The people were at least nice saying hi and bye as you're coming and leaving. The store is good to find some random knickknacks for gifts and stocking stuffers and stuff like that. No longer a fan of this stores higher end prices when I can get them cheaper at a fueling station that I know already has higher prices.

Lots of good stuff to be found here and my go to for party supplies. Only one cashier was there so…read moreyou have to have patience. Tried to make small talk but he didn't seem interested. This is still my favorite location for Dollar Tree stores

The dollar tree store is huge and has a frozen section for all your needs but also it's cheap and…read morecan find some good bang for your buck! Overall a great place to shop for cheap stuff!

I really like this Festival Foods. I wish it were a bit closer to where I live in Muskego. What I…read morelike about this store is how incredibly spacious it is. And for being so large, it is so very clean. The staff there are pleasant. As you walk around, trying to find your particular item, they will actually look you in the eye, and ask if they can help. How cool is that! On this trip I was looking for some flowers, something fall-ish, for thanksgiving (for my mother-in-law). They don't have an actual floral department, but they had flowers in several locations and I would what I needed. They have a full service meat department, which I like to see. Along with bakery and deli. I don't show there frequently, but when I do I usually find what I am looking for.

I regularly shop here a couple times a week because it's close to me and the Wednesday $5 sushi…read morething is a thing that I have had a few times and today it sucked me in while shopping. I got the imitation crab krispy krab roll to take home. What do you get food wise for $5 anymore so I went for it. To my surprise it was flavorful/tasty with a sweet/spicy flavor with sticky Al dente rice and small wasabi/pickled ginger that didn't last the roll that was very satisfying for the price point from a grocery store. No it's not the best sushi around but for $5 for take home it's not bad if your not a sushi snob. The flavor profiles were on point and totally satisfied my sushi crave on the poor persons price. It's like value menu item that is surprisingly pretty good.

This store is a Great store to get supplies. I don't feel like they are as good for beginners, but…read morethey are helpful to ask questions when you already have an idea about what you want and need. They have an ample supply of tools and leather, dyes and craft aids. I go there about twice a year.

I've tried to shop here numerous times , spent money over the years , as they have a lot of…read moreproducts that are useful but the owner Chris is terrible to deal with. She is in the wrong business imo and having to deal with public is not forte. She is rude and a negative person in general and the reason I would not go there again . Don't even bother asking her a question as it's like pulling teeth and she's likely to snap back like your wasting her time. I can't see how anyone would want to work there not to mention spend any money there. Good riddance Tandy In Hale's corners!

Not just because of the yummy smell of fresh popcorn either…read more They always have the coolest deals. We drive from Kenosha for this st Vincent de Paul. They have a cool area that clothes are brand new with store tags on it as well the thrift store price. You can get a great deal especially if you find the 50% off tag or .99 tag. They have a huge book selection. The store itself is so stocked and very nicely set up. I could spend hours in there but it can be a little bit packed. The cashiers are so. Ice. You can tell who their every day costumers are because I heard a few address some by name. That is so sweet. If you like value, a cool gold or two or three do your self a huge favor and go. If nothing else the yummy popcorn is so well worth the drive.

Here I am! What a great day. This is probably one of my favorite St. Vincent's. Today I just…read morehappened upon four summer dresses all the same except for the color. Better yet, they fit. There was one color I wasn't that nuts about. So I only got three of them. They are a thick cotton T-shirt material. And they were seven dollars apiece. What a bargain. My friend got two pair of shoes. One pair was a bionic and the other was Clark.

I wonder how often a negative review drives business up but when I read "Little B's" review below,…read morewhich is really brilliant writing by the way, I just HAD to come here. And you know what? Little B was sharpshooter accurate. The two main problems are intertwined. First, they are woefully understaffed, long, slow lines. Even for hire-the-customer-without-pay checkout (I think they call it "self-checkout," which to me means looking at yourself up and down salaciously in a mirror). The employees suffer from low morale, if it were just one worker with a defeated and tired attitude I would chalk that up to personal trouble. When it's a whole store, a whole chain, a whole industry, then it's a social issue. By the way, I just snuck in a little C. Wright Mills on you. Still, I've been in worse Pick'N Saves, like the one on National. By the way, they closed and razed that one. Still, the reviews are pretty entertaining.

Goodbye, Pick n' Save, or Kroger's or whoever you are now. Chasing deals with your app is a waste…read moreof my time, and you've completely lost me with your high prices, lack luster service, and soulless brand experience. We have so many great Wisconsin and national based chains here that totally excel where you are failing. You may think you're, "low, low, low" but for me you're, "go, go, go."

Experienced. Honest, fair and reasonably priced. Does repairs. Long-standing small business that…read morethe community should support. Walmart isn't for everything.

Small, family run jeweler. Very knowledgeable. They want to give their customers the highest value…read more Also, very talented jewelry designer.

This location has been here forever. It's an old school sporting good store. A little on the…read moreexpensive side, but if you're in need of equipment, it would be a good place to start. People are helpful, and it's pretty neat and orderly. Fairly large selection and you probably could find whatever you're looking for here.

It really has such a large selection to choose from with a big brand names along with big clearance…read moresection and there were a ton of great deals from kayaks to backpacks to tents. All in all, it's a great place for all your outdoor needs!

A typical TJ Maxx, with police stock shelves, and very organized checkout. From what I saw, most of…read morethe staff is very cordial, and accommodating. Noticed that some of their items were out of stock. It is the Christmas holiday, so I understand why. Very good sale items, some not so much.

This is the same review for this location and the TJ Maxx in Oak Creek. It is ridiculous trying to…read moreshop when the employees are in the aisles stocking or adding to the already overflowing pathways. I walked out of both locations empty handed because it is impossible to enjoy the shopping experience when you are constantly fighting employees to simply look through the racks. Can't they do restocking after hours? Especially this time of the year? I will do my shopping at Nordstrom and Macy's. I will pay a little more to avoid the frustration.