I can't begin to comprehend why people are racist towards a certain group of individuals, they tend…read moreto act and treat this particular group of people like they don't belong rather than actual customers. This very instance is what my sister and I experienced at this Burke's Outlet and mind you the first Burke's Outlet store my family had visited was in the state of Mississippi where racism is everyday life and not once did we ever receive racial tension at the store in the sip, however I would have figured in Texas it would have been different, but I guess doesn't change where you are located in the states especially in the south. As we walked in, we aren't greeted rather we were stared at by the cashiers and customers that were being checked out. (Though, everyone else who walked in was greeted, "Welcome to Burke's Outlet!") Also, throughout our shopping whether it was browsing the earrings, clothing, or changing out in the dressing room, there was an announcement on the intercom about if customers ever feel uncomfortable to notify the cashiers, and even when I was testing out a purse by placing my belongings in the purse, there was an announcement regarding that, "concealing accessories were against the law". I for one wasn't doing anything wrong while shopping, but there were two young boys who were. One was skateboarding in the store, even had the audacity to confront one of the store associates if he was "being an inconvenience" and the lady said, "what was inconvenience mean?" So, the boy said, "am I being bad?" and the lady responded with a NO. However, when my sister and I was shopping in the store. All of the associates treated us like we shouldn't have been there. While we were looking at the soaps, one of the associates rudely reached over us without saying excuse her..how rude! I guess she never was taught manners. In Deer Park, I guess it isn't normal to see any other race than white, Caucasian. On top of that, the ladies restroom was beyond disgusting! It smelled like raw poop like baby's poop which was very nasty to endure while using the restroom. I did spot a really cute purse here, but after the associates suspected that I was shoplifting. I didn't purchase it. It wasn't worth it. My whole experience was horrible and I never will return to this store. I wouldn't advise anybody who isn't Caucasian to visit this store; the store associates are beyond racist and rude. I will take my further business to the location in Seabrook instead.

I absolutely love Burke's Outlet when it comes to buying earrings especially hoops. Because, I'm a…read morehoops kind of girl that's all I wear no matter what style or size. I strongly dislike when I am encountered with racism. They have a good selection on earrings shop by Natasha, Carole, or Kiana those girls will hook you up on some real cute earrings. The clearance earrings are garbage and prices are too. First of all, I'm not greeted by none of the sale associates. Ok, do not greet me. So, this location has a high rate for crime. While I shop, I'm constantly taunted by a repeated shoplifting message. As I browse at the earrings, one sale associate barge her way over my basket without saying excuse me. My sister and I were receiving all sorts of stares and eye rolling. When my sister transferred all of her belongs into a purse to test it out. The annoying message returned this time it was a unseen officer saying concealing merchandise is illegal. But when two teenage boys enter the outlet. Both boys were reckless, one skating on his skateboard inside the store and another was singing obnoxiously loud & off tune. It should have problematic when one teenage boy angrily confronted a customer in her face. I didn't hear none of intercom say crap diddletely to them. That lady was scared out of pants. All I saw was a sale associate giggle behind a shoe rack at the whole ordeal. Bunch of bull crap! Rude & immature sale associates. If the facility is being constantly monitored then why was the shoplifting messages targeted against us and why wasn't a horseplay message wasn't played for the teens. Stupid store!

If you come here for organ transplants you came to the wrong place. Go instead to Donor General…read more When I worked in a hotel in Los Angeles I was in LA Porter. This is not that. I came here for water and cat food, which is the only reason I ever come to Dollar General on a Saturday, sporting they're $5 off 25 coupon. Unfortunately they did not have enough of the cat food that I like, and they had only a few of the waters that I buy left on the shelf. A lot of stores have 20 30 or 40 of them but this place had three or four. So I wasted a trip. But I was in town anyway so no big deal.

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I had a very heavy bag of items and the cashier took it to my truck for me (there wasn't any other…read morecustomers). I have a handicap and use a cane. The other lady working was also extremely helpful. It was a very good experience!

Let's start this review remembering that it is a Dollar General. I have driven past location for a…read morelong time and never stopped in to check them out. Their front store looks very small but once you go inside you will be amazed on how many different items there are. The store was very clean and every shelf was not only well stocked but everyone were orderly. Why did I stop here you may ask. I didn't want to stop at WalMart and look for a parking spot and then fight the crowds to pay for a single item. The DG store has a small parking area Whitman's not walking a mile just to get in. They gifts, food, clothes, wine, milk, I mean they have everything!!! When you go make sure to say hi to Sonia the clerk who has been working there for 7 years. I will definitely be back!

A gem of a store filled with tons of little gems! There are so many great pieces to spruce up your…read morehome but on top of that, the way they decorated is inspiring too. Very unique! There are also really nice soaps and lotions for sale. AND all the prices are extremely reasonable which is an added bonus. Get in there!

I hate shops like this where all the reviews make you think you are going to a welcoming nice…read moreenvironment with reasonable prices, but then you get there and EVERYTHING IS SO EXPENSIVE. The worst part, the owner will make you feel super guilty if you leave without buying anything. Its extra annoying when all the shops in the area are priced to the moon. Try vintage revival, actually affordable and pleasant, also they have a complementary Keurig machine and all the furniture has neat history. This place kinda just paints over thrift store items and asks for an arm and a leg.

Ugh. Big lots. I really, really, really, REALLY wanted to like this store because I've always loved…read morebig lots as a kid. But no, I hated it. Especially the furniture selection. HATED. there was almost nothing which would be an "oh well maybe it was a sale and they sold out" but no! Because this is my 2nd time within a 6 month period coming to this one. It's terrible. My family was like mon you've been here before & im arguing with them like no i haven't. Walk in "ohhhhhhh we have been here." Very unremarkable. They barely had any seasonal decor either which is unlike stores these days. (I mean seriously, they have x mas stuff rolled out in aug at some places.) But somehow the pearland & webster stores don't have this problem. Maybe spread the shipment around? It wouldn't have been so bad had we drove the 20 minutes and got something out if it but def not the case.

Lots of great little finds at this store. But the management is terrible. One girl at the…read moreregister and she calls for the manager. As the manager sits in a room over looking the store she can see the long line forming. People are walking out. The girl at the register is doing a return while we all wait to be checked out. She could use some help, but no one comes. Poor management.