3/23/25: I've never been to a Five Below before today. It's in a super busy shopping area. Be…read morecareful & pay attention! The store was busy! It was everything you could possibly want there. I could've stayed in there for hours, but we were there looking for car chargers. We found what we needed & headed to check out. We checked ourselves out and were out the door. The staff didn't speak or ask to help while we were there. I guess it's good we didn't need them for anything, huh. The ones near the registers were engulfed in their own conversations & cellphones. I see that a lot these days. Regardless of that, I would come back because it's organized and clean. It's so many cute things that I'd love to buy for myself and my family.

I have been here a few times, and the last time the experience was really horrible. They have been…read morereplacing the cashiers with the self checkout. And when I wanted to use the cashier as she was just standing there at a register, and she said, "Self-checkout is open". I asked her if she could ring me up, and once again, "self-checkout is open". I asked assisting customers was part of her job description, and her response, "everybody is entitled to their opinion." I asked her if she gets an employee discount for working here. to which she replied, "It's a small one." So I asked, if her job duties include working the register, and she replied, "everybody is entitled to their opinion." And I asked her, if her duties include working the register to which she gets paid, and a discount, why should I do it for free, to which she once again replied, "everybody is entitled to their opinion". If Five Below raised all the prices on items, so it is now $25 below, and I am paying more, why should I also be a FREE employee while in the store. Only after I told the employee that I would just drop everything right there and walk out did she agree to ring up the items. What is wrong with the employees were they feel too entitled to do their job? Why do stores keep employees that feel as if they are too entitled to do their job when there are so many other people willing to work there. #525

Pulled into the Marshalls in Holly Springs and didn't expect much--but wow, this place delivered…read more It's one of those stores where you start browsing casually and suddenly realize you've been there way longer than planned because the deals just keep popping up. The standout? A whole section loaded with $3 markdowns. Not even exaggerating--actual solid finds for three bucks. At that price, it becomes less about "do I need this?" and more about "why not?" My cart filled up fast with anything that even slightly caught my eye. I've been to plenty of discount spots in the area, but this one really stands out. If you like scoring a deal and don't mind doing a little digging, this Marshalls is definitely worth checking out.

I had a very upsetting experience at this location today. I came in to return two bottles of…read moreperfume that were brand new, unopened, and completely full. I had both receipts and the original tags. Despite that, a woman who I believe was a shift leader or manager approached the associate who was helping me and began inspecting the items in a way that felt unnecessary, accusatory, and frankly, demeaning. Mind you, the associate did not ask for her assistance and was in the middle of processing my return without any issues. I shop at this Marshall's weekly and spend a lot of money here. I have never had any issues with returns before, so to be treated like I was doing something wrong was completely out of line. The way I was looked at and spoken to made me feel incredibly uncomfortable and embarrassed in front of other customers. It felt like I was being racially profiled, and that is absolutely unacceptable. There was no reason for the scrutiny I received, especially when I followed every policy and brought the items back in perfect condition. Marshall's needs to take a serious look at how certain staff members interact with loyal customers and make sure everyone is treated with respect, regardless of their race or background. This experience was disappointing and embarrassing. From now on, I'll take my Black dollars elsewhere.

It's target! Idk what else to say. Generally the people are very nice, and if you don't have a…read morepharmacy, or if you go to Walgreens or cvs stand alone where the line is like 45 minutes long, come here. They are not only super nice , but if you r script is not ready, do you're regular shopping and come back. Been using the for years, an have only ever waited a minute or so to pick up meds, unless it wasn't ready yet, then I just walk around and come back. They awesomely nice. Also, if you're looking for something otc, they all know where it is and will point it out for you. They are great.

A friend and I went to Target and decided to get coffee at their Starbucks when a gentlemen tried…read moreto return an item that he said was defective. The clerk told him he couldn't return it as he didn't have the package. He did have the receipt. He asked to see a manager. The clerk ignored him and started laughing at him. He demanded more loudly to see a manager. Finally about 3 more employees showed up and would not assist him. They told him that they had the right to deny any return. By then, the shouting had gone on for at least 15 minutes. My friend and I walked up to the manager and told him that this wasn't very good public relations and he replied that they needed to teach this man a lesson. Really?! At this point we decided not to purchase anything from Target nor will we ever go back to this store.

Bottom line: I like this Target. Large with plenty of selection in most areas, well organized. I…read morerarely am disappointed in going here to find something I need. I am a fan! The Deets: With many visits to this Morrisville Target within Park West Village, I can say I like this one. With all my "let's see if Target has it" adventures, I have rarely been disappointed. I find that they stock well, organized reasonably well, and well kept for the most part. It's a pretty large location also, with plenty of traffic and customers each time I have dropped in but a large amount of parking in the lot available. I have also done well checking the Target app to see what they have here, it's been pretty accurate. Prices are what you would think, I've not experienced a lot of sticker shock here in the past (but with how things are lately economically, you have to take into account for that). Checkout can be good or bad depending on how busy they are that day and how the technology treats you, but I've not had excessive long waits with no more than expected for the crowd they have sometimes. I am a fan of this Target in my town and will continue to use it in the future.

I purchased an item from the grocery section on January 10. Once home I saw it expired on November…read more19. I returned it and they were not at all shocked. Check the dates at this place. Better yet, go somewhere else. It was a dairy product and rancid. They don't care.

This Homegoods has to be the most organized and cleanest one I've been in EVER! I loved how…read moreeverything was so easy to find, aesthetically organized, priced, short lines, and a fully stocked. This location will be my new go to for all things HG. I literally came in for one thing and came out with an entire basket full of goodies.

The store has a nice selection of items and was relatively clean. Prices were good as well which is…read morestandard for Home Goods. It was disappointing at checkout however. Up to ten people in line at one point with one cashier working their heart out. Although there were other staff members in the store, I, and others in line, could not understand why backup wasn't called to alleviate the long line. I and others in line looked at each other several times and just shook our heads. And don't tell me that only one person is trained to run the register ... train others to develop backups ... flex the manpower.