I typically love Costco. Not this time. On my way to Nephi for work and I looked online and it says…read morethey open at 9 AM. I was here about 8:50 and waited because I needed some things and I got denied entrance because he said only executive members. I went out of my way because it said they opened at 9 AM. Such a waste of time.

I like much of the quality found at Costco - particularly with the food. However, I often shop at…read moreCostco only because it's closer to my home than Sam's. Based on several shopping experiences, Costco corporate appears to be patting each other on the back for being "clever," while they are really unethical and manipulative. First, they don't mark the aisles, in order to manipulate the customer into impulse purchases, as he/she wastes extra time walking multiple aisles to find the item of interest. Employees are scarce, so asking one can be difficult. Second, they send you a check for your Costco dollars, rather than simply adding it to your account; once again, corporate is banking on a certain percentage of customers who forget to cash the check or who may even misplace it. I'm sure several upper execs are bonused partly on this cleverly stolen money. The cost of printing the Costco dollar checks is more than made up for, with those which are unredeemed. One rationalizes it by stating that they are doing nothing wrong - they give the consumer the check. It's his/her responsibility to cash/redeem it. An honest person (or company) would find the most fail-safe method to be sure someone receives everything they are owed. Costco's moral cynicism never ceases to baffle me. In spite of the billions they receive from loyal customers, they almost appear to look down on them.

This is a GREAT TJ Maxx!! It's so big and they have so much inventory. I was shocked to see how…read moremany amazing brands they had! The store was clean and well stocked. I'll definitely be back!

I called to ask if a product was in stock, and before I could say it the woman raised her voice to…read moresay the truck hadn't been unloaded. I hadn't called previously so I wasn't asking specifically for today. She said she wasn't going to look but if she saw whatever item I had mentioned she could tell me. I started to say the item and she interrupted me to say nope. Not really sure why she was so upset and short when answering the phone.

Target is now trying to play God Pokémon randomly putting things out so people only in Spanish…read moreFork can get it. I guess?! I used to come on Fridays and wait in line there at 6 AM until eight when they open and I could maybe get something but now forget about it. Employees are playing games with everybody and I guess if you don't live in Spanish for and you can come randomly drop into target every other second you can't get anything. Plus they are come out and say we have 16 of First Partners last week so employees are taking off the top before they offer to public I guess cause 20 come in a box. So disappointing and I am done shoping there in general. I will not give them my business from now on. I know others who have said this also TARGET IS LOSING CUSTOMERS BECAUSE OF THIS.

Nice, clean, well-stocked Target in a solid part of town. Everything was organized, shelves looked…read moregood, and the store felt open and easy to navigate--no frantic energy or chaos, which I always appreciate. They've got a big selection across the board, from home goods to groceries to clothes, and I didn't feel like I had to dig through half-empty aisles to find what I needed. Staff seemed friendly and on top of things, and the whole place just had that "yep, this Target's got its act together" kinda feel. My only gripe was that their game aisle could use a bit more love. I really wish they had had a bigger selection of tabletop and card games. But that's a small complaint in the grand scheme. Overall, a clean, easy, dependable stop.

The employees were super friendly and very willing to help for whatever it is your on the hunt for…read more I did notice the managers can be rude to the employees at times. The employee is told to ask the customer if they want to apply for a credit card and it's annoying every time I visit the store. Some of the manager are lazy and dump loads of work to employees that they them self can do. The other day a manager totally embarrassed from the looks of it embarrassed the employee right in front of a customer. I couldn't believe my eye.

At Home has good prices and a huge selection of items to choose from! You can find almost anything…read moreyou want here when it comes to decorating. I've found that some of the artificial plants aren't the best, but other items like pillows and bar stools can be really great finds. I'll continue coming here when my home needs a refresh!

So.....bought a backpack, walking out of store, receipt in hand another customer saw me with it…read moreclaimed it was his backpack. Yikes! He said he brough it in empty, left it by the other luggage while using the bathroom. Empty. Yeah right. Well ok...to avoid a big argument with an illegal from Columbia who did not speak english (in english of course). He said he brought the backpack in totally empty (can only be one reason if true right?). I said fine. Detaining me, they called a supervisor.nearby, her long discussing the return policy with an insistent 80 year old. 20 minutes later I left the store with my $4 refund - the illegal took the backpack for free-no apology to me, no thank you, no explanation. Despite ever increasing prices- poor quality and this horrendous situation, DEI is alive and well-in Provo UT. Go figure. Nowadays, guess you get treated like royalty if.... They did not even search his wife/companion's bulging backpack.

Another stop at one of the many DI's around here. We love seeing what we might find!!…read more They just changed the check out to the more traditional set up, I like it better than the way it was before. Thanks!! Make sure to check out the outdoor section, you go through the side doors and there is even more to look through. Anything big, you just take the tag to the front, pay and you can swing around the back and you can load up.

This mall...anyway, this particular location actually has some new CDs...precious few, but those…read moreand DVDs, and some used stuff as well. Why? No idea, but this one is definitely a lot less invested in pop culture than the one in Orem. So, I guess if you're looking for music or movies, this would be the one to hit and if you're looking for pop kitsch like figures or Japanese food items or blankets or related stuff, Orem is your bag. Both of them are flooded with Funko POPs, though, so if you're into deformed hunks of plastic, either one will work just fine.

Every once and awhile, I'll be rolling down 2100 South in Sugarhouse and hit 700 E and think "Hmm,…read morethe FYE is still there!" I used to hit up the FYE back in the DVD days, but haven't gone in one since Obama's first term. So imagine my surprise when I'm rolling through the Provo Mall to see an FYE. Stunned. When I went in, it was much different than I remember. The DVDs and CDs were mostly relegated to the bargain bins. FYE's reason for survival quickly became clear: The most voluminous collection of Pop! Funko in the entire mall; a gigantic Rick & Morty display in the front; enough pop culture t-shirts to clothe an army; DC and Marvel comic clothes and collectables, vinyl records and cool turntables; and Pop Sockets (accessories for the back of cell phones). They've really found a way to stay competitive with the other pop culture stores by having "exclusives", such as the Batman/Aquaman 2-pack, and Pennywise (with teeth) from "It", and Jimmy Hendrix burning his guitar at the Monterrey Pop Festival. I put the word "exclusives" in quotes as you can get them on Amazon; however, even those have the FYE label on them. The "For Your Entertainment" of FYE has changed a bit, away from the movies themselves and rapidly toward the clothes we wear and the collectibles we display long after we see the film. I get the distinct feeling that the new, evolved FYE is here to stay.

The Deseret Book in Spanish Fork is everything you'd hope for in a small-town bookstore with a…read morespiritual backbone. The store is clean, bright, and welcoming--exactly the kind of place you want to browse for a meaningful gift, uplifting book, solid family games, or just a quiet moment away from the day-to-day. They've got a solid selection of Church materials, kids books, gospel art, music, and even some home décor that wouldn't be out of place at a boutique. I appreciated how well-organized everything was--nothing felt cluttered or overwhelming. The staff was kind and helpful without being pushy, and genuinely seemed happy to be there. Whether you're looking for a new journal, a thoughtful Sunday gift, or just need a moment of calm in the middle of a hectic week, this Deseret Book has you covered. One of those rare places that still feels personal and grounded.

It honestly feels weird having to walk through all the books and décor stuff just to get to temple…read moreclothing and distribution services. The whole setup gives more of a corporate-before-Christ vibe than a spiritual one. It reminded me of Jesus driving the money changers out of the temple because temple preparation shouldn't feel tied to a forced shopping path or a "den of corporate profits."

The lady at the desk was very nice and helpful. We got exactly what we needed and enjoyed our time…read morein the store, good atmosphere. 4/25/25

very nice lady! told her our honeymoon plans and she helped of find cheaper and better quality…read morethings around town we would've never thought of. cute shirts and lots of cute pants and shorts. lots of jewelry to choose from that's very affordable.