The chicken is always so overdone!! The skin is hard as a rock!!…read more Also I don't appreciate being asked to see my receipt as I'm walking out with my 87 year old mother. Walmart is NOT Costco. And why do the shelves have to be restocked at 2:00 in the afternoon two days before Thanksgiving?? Between all the restocking, the personal shoppers and customers, the aisles were packed!!! Why can't the restocking take place in the evening??

Friendly staff and short lines are always nice. I don't think I have ever been in a friendlier…read moreWalmart.

RX Express Pharmacy is a great pharmacy. I've been going there for over a decade and have never…read morebeen disappointed. They are open 7 days a week, offer 2 drive-thrus, free deliver and mail out services. They are friendly, fast and reliable! An easy 5 star choice.

I came over to RX Express when Mark moved from Tru-Value and have been there ever since.read more

Rude worker!! Had to get two things so I could get cash back and the lady (middle aged white lady,…read moreshort) gave me attitude as if I'd gotten 100 items. Which is funny because the 2 customers before had 2 full carts full and she was rude to me. So unnecessary.

From the owner: Dollar General North Platte is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to make…read moreshopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.

Friendly service and great prices. Bought a washer and…read moredryer. Courtesy call before delivery

If you want a service department that can help and know what you need this place is hit and miss…read more Mostly miss in my experience. I found that only one guy knows what he is talking about and he is unfriendly.

treasure chest of the midwest! western shirts, gem sweaters, knick-knacks, OMG! completley…read moreoriginal, un-raped by vintage shop predators. worth the drive from california.

New management, they come and go but this store can do way better than who they have…read more Everyone does well at first the novelty of having a new job wears off quickly, newer real managers that actually know real customer service is exactly what this location needs

I love used bookstores so was surprised to find one in North Platte. Once I came into the shop,…read morethere was quite a lot of books, but my biggest surprise was that there were several bookshelves filled with books about Japanese Americans. (It looked a lot like my bookshelf at home, with many of the same books!) Looking at the inscription on the inside of the book, as well as knowing about the Japanese community in the area, I could figure out whose collection it had come from. That's the thing about used bookstores or thrift shops in a community, that eventually things get recycled. So for anyone in the North Platte area interested in Japanese- American history, this is your rare opportunity to buy some incredible books. The collection is very good, including many books about the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, the most highly decorated World War II fighting unit made up of Nisei.

A to Z is an absolute gem. I walked in knowing I'd likely buy a book or two and was absolutely…read moreastounded by the variety. I could've easily spent hours but kept it to one hour and two books. Mostly for my boyfriend's sake, who took me and was trailing along. This place is magical, don't skip it!

Good service and plenty of varietyparking. We came into the…read moreWest A Street Gary's about 8pm one night in Feb. 2023 and the young man cashier or bagger gave us an extra quarter change and suggested that we get a toy for our 2-yr old at the dispensers by the exit. We put in the coins and out popped a tiny blue hedge hog, and we thought that he would enjoy it for the evening. Well, he does not like stuffed animals, but the little hedge hog has been his precious little buddy for over a year now. Thank you cashier.

What few times I have to go to this dump to pick up what few things I can afford, the help just…read morereinforces my feelings. The people that Garys hire are beyond rude, especially the stockers. Had to go this morning, the isles were full of carts. I'm sorry I take up a bit of space to get around your rude guy who was stocking the lunch meat cooler. How about stocking at night so all the space from the carts doesn't interfere with moving around. Better yet, hire more civil personnel and ship these rude people to Walmart. While we're at it, you charge enough for groceries, I think you can hire better people.

Super fun and kitschy place along I-80 in Nebraska. We pulled off the interstate because we saw…read morethere were several restaurants off that exit, and it was dinner time. We ended up eating at Whiskey Creek right next door, and after dinner we walked over to check the trading post out. It's so fun and inviting with its fort-facade, giant statue in the parking lot, wagons and cannons, how could we NOT? My guy enjoyed the museum exhibits at the back of the store, and I enjoyed browsing the goods for sale. Purchased several small items including the prerequisite post cards of the area and some pretty and tasty candy rocks. I also found, much to my delight, a pug-dog car decal. And they have an excellent selection of really beautiful sterling and gemstone Native American-made jewelry. I got a gorgeous "rainbow peridot quartz" ring - I've never seen anything else quite like it anywhere! My attached photo does it no justice, but the stone looks blue from some angles, green from others. Exquisite! Multiple sales associates ignored me as I lingered at the jewelry counter looking, but then a very tall young man came over to help me. He was personable, sweet and attentive, so it's all good. In my 40+ years of life, this was my first time ever driving across the center of the country, so I can't say when or even if I'll be back that way again. But if I ever am, I will definitely stop for another visit.

Stop in for the animated diorama hand carved over 12 years, every half hour and in our case about 5…read moreminutes past. Probably not the most politically correct but an interesting time capsule in time of another time. Otherwise mostly a run of the mill western themed gift shop.

I have bought the Hoka Clifton and the Hoka Bondi at Browns and we're happy with the comfort and…read moresupport of Hoka shoes. Recently I decided to go cheap and purchase a pair of Bondi 8 on eBay for $79. It took 3 weeks to arrive on Father's Day. They did look like authentic Hoka shoes. I put the on and noticed the heel insert collapsed when I put them on and noticed they felt tight and not as comfortable as my older Hoka. After walking my dog for one mile my feet hurt terribly( I am 70 years old). I pulled out the insert and found fresh glue. I took the to Browns and asked to talk to Adam Holt- the owner and operator) and he verified what I already knew that these were indeed counterfeit. I then purchased a new pair of Bondi 8 shoes from Adam which were extremely comfortable and supportive. So if you see Hoka shoes for sale on eBay or other sites for very little, chances are they are indeed counterfeit. Sellers-especially Chinese sellers are getting very good at copying the look of Hoka shoes. However I guarantee they most likely are not and definitely do not have the comfort and support of actual Hoka shoes.

Best selection of shoes in town. Located in historic downtown just 3 minutes north of the…read moreInterstate-80 177 Exit. Remember good personalized service? Browns still does it right.