The most ridiculous manager ever! I bought the shoes for $69. It is too tight for my daughter so…read moreI'm returning it. I'm keeping the other shoes I bought on the same day. The manager deemed falsely that this has been used outside and based on her policy even if for two seconds, she cannot return it! It has not been worn. She kept quoting her policy. You judge! What a horrible manager with awful customer service! Who made her a manager! I got such a bad taste for the store.

After lunch in the plaza, we stopped in for a bit of impulse shopping. And we all found something!…read more This Marshalls is set up similarly to the many other locations I have visited. Clothes, sales racks, some household goods, shoes. We did interact with a few associates and all very very polite. One young woman who was returning clothes from the changing rooms was encouraging us to 'try them all on'. She was fun. There is a small fee for a bag at check-out, so carry one or more with you and save a few coins. Located in a shopping area called "The Landing" there are plenty of shops and restaurants to keep you busy all day. After our lunch and a bit of Marshalls shopping we wandered along to a store nearby of which one in our party had never heard. So a big plaza with a variety of shops. Lots of parking, but you may not be near the store you want. Pedestrians look out for vehicles. The sidewalks were well maintained and the landscaping pleasant.

As if times aren't hard enough. E.B.T. users have to pay for bags here…read more In Washington State, customers using EBT, SNAP, WIC, or TANF benefits are exempt from the 8-cent to 12-cent, 2026-increased, pass-through charges for reusable plastic or paper carryout bags. Stores are required to provide these bags at no cost to food benefit recipients, ensuring they are not charged for compliance with the state's single-use plastic bag ban. Staff here are aware of this, but do what they're told.

I love this store. Great prices and excellent help. In most ways the store would get 5 stars but I…read morehave to warn you that their produce scales are off. When you at the produce and weigh you produce it's half of what the scale at the register charges you. Today I bought banana's for "69 cents a point". The scale said they were 1.3 lbs, but the cash register I was charged for 3.4 lbs. I don't know which scale is wrong but one of them is very very wrong. You could say I was about $1.50 a pound which would be very expensive compared to the other scale. I have to wonder if this is done at all the grocery outlets or just this one? Please fix your scales so I can go ack to giving you a 5 star review.

This is a fabulous market! So many diverse choices from world-wide places. Love the food/wine…read moreoptions and great holiday gifts. I'm always in awe of ethnic choices which bring back childhood memories, special tastes and choices. Love!

As I am a fan of World Market, this is of course a five star review. They have a bit of everything…read moreat very good price points. Small gift items, jewelry, household goods, things you didn't even know you needed in the kitchen, foods, snacks. It's just a very fun store to wander and find the things you can't find any where else. Stop in, look around. Enjoy a moment of leisurely browsing. The shopping plaza is big and there is lots of parking but you may end up in a parking spot away from your destination so wear your comfy shoes. You'll want those for shopping anyhow.

First stop in Target is Starbucks. Target is always clean, and well stocked. Found what i needed,…read morecheckout was quick. Cashier was friendly. Lowe line waiting. I just adore Target.

Went to Target to check out the after‑Christmas sales. All the holiday décor and seasonal…read morestuff--like cards and gift wrap--are 50% off. Food items such as candy, nuts, snacks, coffee gift sets, and other packaged treats are about 30% off. The store wasn't very busy, but most of the popular gift sets were already gone. I was hoping to find some clothing, blankets, or Christmas socks, but nope--completely wiped out. I didn't even see any Christmas cards or gift wrap left. We also returned a gift we got from a white elephant exchange. Even though we didn't have the receipt, they just ask to check for our ID. The return was super easy. They just gave us a gift card for it.

This is my favorite Marshalls location by far! I've been to quite a few, and this one is…read moreconsistently the cleanest and best stocked. The aisles are nice and wide, making it easy to walk through and browse without feeling cramped. Everything always feels organized and easy to shop. My favorite sections are the purses, pet toys, and the home decor. They always have a great variety, and I love seeing what new finds have come in. Their seasonal decor is also always fun to browse, especially when they start putting out holiday items. They currently have Halloween stuff out, and it was so fun looking through all the spooky finds! The fitting rooms are available too, which is always convenient. Like any Marshalls, TJ Maxx, or HomeGoods, there are definitely some items that aren't the best quality, but if you take a little time to look, you can usually find some really great pieces that are absolutely worth it. That's part of the fun, you never know what you'll come across. The employees have always been friendly here during my visits. Just be prepared to be asked a lot about the TJX Rewards card at checkout, even if you're purchasing a small item. Overall, this is my go-to Marshalls, and it's the location I keep coming back to!

Need a pair of dressy black slacks and was in the neighborhood so I stopped in…read more Lots of items for holiday gifts Scored 2 pairs of slacks, some chocolate mints, panty house and tights. Lucky today!

Can definitely see how Hobby Lobby will continue to succeed in the craft, arts, and home decor…read morecategory while its competitors either close (JoAnn's) or struggle (Michael's). It has the best selection and very competitive prices without complicated coupons and sales. We are creatures of habit, with my wife using JoAnn's Fabric for her sewing crafting needs because that's where her family shopped while she was young. Later Michael's became the place as they expanded and opened new stores in our area, and her other mom friends recommended. Now Hobby Lobby seems to be the place as we convert to an empty nest and help my newlywed daughter decorate her new place. This location isn't as new as the ones we have been going to in California, and wasn't nearly as well staffed. In our case, we were able to find everything on our own. I did learn that items marked as 'Your Price' (which is a large portion of the store) is the final low price, no other discounts apply. The vast majority of product are inhouse brands, with the price preprinted (which saves labor on pricing tasks). The only hiccup was that nobody was actively manning the registers when there were no customers, and could only scale to one register even with many customers waiting. But as I've recognized, personalized customer interaction is more important than speed and efficiency at craft stores, and it's obviously working for them.

It's Hobby Lobby. A hoarders paradise and a teacher supply warehouse. This location is convenient…read morefor me to grab supplies for my kindergarten classroom. Huge aisles, loads of stuff, and wow, overwhelming and huge!! I'm not necessarily a crafty person but, if you are, this is your spot. I do love the inexpensive T-shirt's in the back of you're looking for a plain T-shirt to craft on. Parking lot is easy, and staff friendly and helpful as I was looking for a specific item and they helped save me from wandering all over looking for craft lace. If you have a project to do this place will have it. They also had the most home supplies and decorations I've seen if you're looking for that kind of stuff. Happy yelping.

Its hard not to go out from this store empty handed! As a equivalent of the Canadian version (…read moreHomeSense ), we find that the US version has more stock and also more selections! Prices have gone up and with the strong US dollar, if we use Canadian exchange rate it will be even more! Oh well, will just have to do more "window" shopping rather than real shopping!

We decided to go to homegoods because we were told they allow dogs! This homegoods has a lot of…read morestuff and always stocked up. I hate how narrow the walkways are but it's great that they have so many cute things. The workers are also great here. I ended up getting a cute Halloween theme kitchen towel and a few dog stuff!

I wish I were a kid again. Back when I was little, my grandma made or knitted clothes for all my…read moreMimi, Barbie, and Naomi dolls. Look at these adorable outfits for dolls--kids are so lucky these days!

This location is one of the newer/bigger/better Daiso's that I've been to!!…read more Huge selection, clean store, quick check out. My only qualm with Daiso is I want to buy everything lol which isn't terrible because the prices are great and usually equal/sometimes better quality stuff than regular department stores. Love the assortment of different Asian items, go to spot for my "tea bar". Thank you for forever coming through daiso