I've always been a huge fan of Big Lots but was disappointed when their restructuring resulted in…read morethe elimination of the furniture department. Nevertheless, we attempted to stop by this past Friday night at 7 PM only to find the doors completely locked. The sign on the door states that they are open until 9 PM. Not sure what was going on.

This is not a 'true' Big Lots as the company named "Roses' bought the Big Lots name so even tho' it…read moresays Big Lots, its NOT. I predict this 'new' store in Goose Creek will not do well - prices are higher and they carry mostly clothing and then some high priced groceries. I miss the old store. This would do much better if an Ollies bought it!!

Located right next to Food Lion on Ladson Rd, this Family Dollar, unlike others in area is clean…read moreand has nice people working there. Most of the items are slightly discounted from that of larger retailers but with generic brands too that offer an even greater savings opportunity. I did find that most of the prices weren't as discounted as I would have anticipated, which begs the question of their value. They have a lot of relatively new products on hand such as Doritos spicy cool ranch as well as Dirty Dew which came out less than a month ago. Most of the shelves were decently stocked. Items such as food, birthday cards, refrigerated items, cooking utilizes, bath towels and so forth were neatly stored on the shelves. They did have some interesting selections but I was on the hunt for two specific items I suspected they wouldn't have, but that's fine. They had two employees and were cordial. That said, I'm not sure if one of them were training or not b/c they did have a lot of stock that could have been put away. I'm starting to believe many of these savings' places can only afford one person so they get around to it when they want or can. I'm not judging work ethic, just what I see when I come in. Overall, this is Family Dollar and we all know what kinds of products they have. This place is clean with employees' nice employees. If you need something quickly, I advise stopping in however since it's literally next to Food Lion and the prices are about the same, I don't see a real need to stop in. Sorry - location location location!

Yesterday, 7/7/2026 around 2:55 pm or so, I went up to the cash register to purchase 6 items (4…read moreboxes of crayons and two birthday cake toppers). One of the cake toppers "pinged" (employee's terminology) as the white female employee at the cash register, used the bar code on the item to swipe it. At which point, the employee told me that she was unable to sell me the item as it was not in their system and that meant she could not sell it to me. She then turned to her right and tossed the cake topper into the trash can. I was floored. It is better to throw away the item then to sell it? Or even give it to me as she then threw it away? I honestly do not know what to say. It has bothered me since it happened which is why I am posting this. I have shopped at this particular store routinely for the last 18 years and have never had a similar experience. Family Dollar #7847. A very disgruntled and confused patron.

This store felt fairly larger than other locations. Overall, organized and clean and was able to…read morenavigate through the store easily. The staff were very friendly while checking out and the line moved smoothly. Great deals and prices for clothing and accessories.

If I say "the good Marshall's", this is the one I'm talking about. The fact that it's combined with…read morea Homegoods means I've found everything from my outdoor patio table and chairs, to a new shirt for vacation. This store is always well stocked and the staff are constantly putting out new finds. I'm always finding a deal on something here.

Shopping at TJ Maxx is a totally different experience--it feels like a hidden boutique tucked…read moreinside the store, with elevated finds at discounted prices. It's definitely a treasure hunt, and honestly, I never leave empty-handed. Every trip, I walk out with a full buggy. In the jewelry section, I found a beautiful necklace and bracelet set for my husband, plus a box of six pairs of small hoop earrings for myself. From there, we moved to bath and body--where I stocked up on everything from vanilla-scented shimmering body oil to goat milk & honey lotion, bergamot & hinoki body wash, and turmeric brown sugar exfoliating wash (plus a few extras I couldn't pass up). The candle section did not disappoint either--men's DW candles, Dayroom candles, #96 heavily fragranced options, and my favorite DW pink rose scents. I also came across crystal bookends, Citrine spheres, and white quartz geodes, along with four posing Buddha statues that are perfect for my bathroom. And I still wasn't done. My grandson found a toy archery set, and I picked up two outfits for his little sisters. One little dress came with a hat and the other with sunglasses. The pet section was packed with toys, accessories, and high-end shampoos and conditioners you'd usually only find in boutiques--I grabbed a few squeaky toys and an oatmeal shampoo for my itchy pup. Of course, we ended at what I call "the trap"--the checkout line surrounded by snacks, gummy vitamins, jelly beans, greeting cards, and novelty mugs. It gets you every Single time. Overall, the store feels organized and thoughtfully curated, which makes the entire shopping experience easy, fun, and hard to walk away from without a great find. If you love name brand fashion and don't mind digging a little, TJMaxx in Azalea Square Summerville is absolutely worth checking out. 5/5 prices 5/5 Organized 5/5 well lit and inviting 5/5 one of a kind items 5/5 friendly service 5/5 Handicapped parking

This TJ Maxx definitely had more of a variety of options I thought when browsing. Overall, the…read morestore was clean and it was easy to navigate. The checkout line went fairly quickly and the cashier accidentally did not ring up the items correctly on the first attempt so took a bit longer than anticipated. Purchased an adorable Valentine's Day cup for $7.99, most definitely will be using for the month of February.

Clean sort and well organized. This is my go-to store to find jeans, but you have to be in the mood…read moreto browse and dig a little. Their dressing room service is well organized. Really great prices on clothes, home decor, bags, shoes, and beauty. I usually go in to find one pair of jeans and walk out with arms full of other goodies.

I love this Marshall's location! The employees are always so friendly and very speedy at checkout…read more Always a good selection of items to choose from, and the store is kept neat and organized. Always a great sale, especially in the clearance section.

Wass a little off the beaten path and would have been difficult to find but they have nice bright…read moresigns showing direction to go. The building looks to be an old warehouse type building. When you enter there are items that have been pulled from the bins and are special priced. Ceiling fans. Light fixtures. Kitchen appliances and other larger items. The day I went it said items in the bins were $2. All the items had been majorly picked over. There a lot of items that were Target brands but nothing that I felt the need to buy. I personally won't return even though there may be better choices.

They always close their doors 30-45 mins before actual closing, this happened even when they closed…read morelater. Poor management

Everything about this experience was bad. It started with…read morean employee giving me dirty looks as I walk in. I think they were part of the loss prevention team but I do not know. I start to walk around the store and an alarm on one of the shoes starts to go off. No one, at all, goes over to check it out. This includes the man who stared me down walking in. I continue to walk around. I find some sunglasses and pet supplies I like. I am slowly browsing when a lost child starts screaming in the middle of the store. No one goes to comfort the child or help them find their adult. The child who is about 4 years old is just screaming in the middle of the store looking for their adult. I am beyond ready to leave at this point. I walk up to purchase my items and the line is 5 people back OUTSIDE the twisty line space they have. The line was 12-15 people deep. With 2 people checking out customers. If they are low on people I understand the checkout but none of the rest of it. I look at the line. I put my stuff down and walk out. This shopping experience was very stressful and unpleasant.

It's not organized or does it have a lot of some things and a lot of others . Always something…read moredifferent A treasure hunt it is

This store is a complete disaster area. aisles are cluttered with merchandise, shelves are very…read moremessy, and heaven forbid you actually find someone working there and ask them a question about where something may be. You're met with eye rolls and teeth sucking before they give you a general direction of where to look. My last trip there, I was standing in the line, waiting for a register for almost 20 minutes. There were only two cashiers working. One was doing a price check on a fishing pole, and the other was having some sort of issue with ringing up items. She had to have a manager and another employee try to help her. Meanwhile, the line just kept getting longer. Finally, when both registers cleared, the cashier for register 1 called out "Next in line, please.". The cashier on register 2 just yelled out "Two.". As a man and a young lady were walking up to that register, the cashier said loudly "Come on! Two. Hurry up.". She was standing there with the employee that tried to help her ring up her last customer. When the man put his items on the counter, the cashier asked how he was doing, and he said "Not good.". She asked why and he told her he had stood in line for over 15 minutes to get checked out. The cashier and the other employee started telling him "We are just workers." over and over. The man didn't say anything else, he finished his transaction and he and the young lady left. I was standing in the line, directly behind the registers and heard both employees making racial comments before the cashier called the next person in line. The cashier told the other employee, "Cracker thinks we in a hurry.". The other employee responded, "They're white, go figure they'd be like that.". I looked at my two children and I left my items on the shelf in the line and we left. A manager was standing right by the registers, talking with a security guar. I highly doubt the manager even paid attention to what happened, because he and the guard were too busy staring at a woman and her teenaged daughter doing something near the registers. Seeing how this business employees individuals like that, I will not shop there again. Racism is racism, plain and simple.