Worst experience I've had at a job lot. A middle-aged bigger lady who was working around 550 came…read moreover to the register and was so rude because I was trying to purchase something that was on sale with my crazy deal card I got. They said I couldn't use it towards the sale price of the items that were on sale. she was very rude walking around talking about how everybody has a problem today and she was done with everything. She then left and walked away. Very rude to make cashier and me. Honestly, she shouldn't be working here if that's how she's gonna treat people . I will never go back. The man that eventually helped me seemed a little aggravated at first, but calm down a little bit towards the end I should not have been treated this way.

I used to visit Ocean State Job Lot all the time when they were on Hazard Ave, near Barnes & Noble…read moreBookstore. They had regular hours back then and always closed at 9pm (exept on Sundays when they closed at 6pm), and I made it there 10-15 minutes before closing on many occasions for something quick I needed to run in and get. After they moved to the old "Best Buy" store location at the Elm Plaza on Elm Street, they also changed their hours. The hours are now all over the place. Some days they open at 8am, other days they open at 9am. Some days they close at 7pm, other days they close at 8pm, and according to some websites I've checked their hours on, other days they close at 9pm. This makes it very difficult to know when to go to the store, as if you go at 8am on a day when they open at 9am, you've got an hour to waste; while other days if you get there expecting them to close at 8pm or 9pm, and it's one of the days they close at 7pm, well, you're just plain out of luck driving up to an empty store with all the lights turned off. I drove over one evening that I just happened to be in Enfield and arrived there at 6:50pm and was curtly told by an employee as I entered the store "we're closing in 10 minutes". I mentioned that they must have changed their hours since they moved because they were always open till 9pm when they were in the Hazard Ave location. The employee told me "No, we've always closed at 7", when I mentioned I've been going to that store for at least a dozen years, probably closer to 20, and they always closed at 9pm, except for Sundays, I was again adamantly told "we've ALWAYS closed at 7". When I got home I looked up their hours and it turns out that they don't even close at 7 every night even now. From the Ocean State Job Lot website (May 27, 2023) - Monday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Tuesday 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM Wednesday 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM Thursday 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM Friday 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM Saturday 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM Sunday 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM You go ahead and try to make sense of it, as I certainly can't... and obviously their own employees don't know what their current hours are either, insisting they now close at 7pm every evening when they not only don't close at 7pm every night, but they don't open at 8 am every morning either... ...and the best Ocean State Job Lot can do is ask me to contact them at their email address so they can "hear more" about my "experience", as if what I've explained here isn't already clear enough for them. Duh... as if repeating this information over and over again is going to make them understand it any better or make them change anything at all... typical beaurocratic mumbo-jumbo... and no, they don't get "credit" for at least providing a ridiculous response... Fix your hours and don't waste my time telling me you that you sympathize with me. You've got all the information you need right here, explained just as clearly as can be... either fix this ridiculous state of affairs or don't... THAT is the only response that matters... and anyone with half a brain should realize this.

I wanted to buy some inexpensive toys and trinkets to put out for my class next week. I bought a…read morebig bag of stuff for $12 -sponge rubbery aliens that glow in the dark, plastic dinosaurs and rolling ball maze games, little toy cars, all kinds of cool stuff. Fun place -I'll be back.

I love Enfield Produce & Deli. They have something for everyone and the staff is friendly &…read morewelcoming. A great family run business active in our community.

This family-owned grocery and deli does almost everything right. We love it…read more They support community, engage with customers, buy quality produce, have a great deli, and now even feature homemade sourdough bread for sale. They have great specials too Two things to do for five stars: switch to avocado-based mayo for deli (Costco has a giant jar that's economical and would change to a healthful mayo instead of toxic seed oil based mayo). And, just a thought: Offer real oven-roasted turkey, not processed turkey, in the deli for non chemical meats. Thanks for caring so much. Great job.

This store has gotten a lot better since I've moved to Enfield a few years back. The store is much…read moreneater and much more organized than before. Also had a wonderful experience with the manager today. I accidentally left wrapping paper I purchased at the register the day before... I called and explained the story.. the manager said to bring the receipt and they will honor it. I drove back to the store and the staff let me grab 4 new rolls and be on my way. Great customer service.

I used to love this store, but now I have run into a cashier\worker with long brown hair that is…read moremean, insulting, and sarcastic. Ms Felicia doesn't act like she hears me, and then says "I hear you" in a very nasty way if I repeat myself. She waves her had in a general direction telling me that if they have the product it's over there. I leave the store with a bitter taste in my mouth. The other workers are wonderful, but this woman (I think she might be a manager!) is horrible! Why does she still have a job?

Unfortunately for this mall, area SEARS closed. So it's got a major vacancy and majority of the…read morerest of it sits empty. What u might call a DEAD MALL, other than a Target and Body Works.

We would like to think of going to Enfield Square as a great shopping trip, but really with stores…read moregoing in and out of business, and the anchors changing--Sears going out, and we do not support Macy's anymore because they do not support our president, so we were not sad to see them go--we aren't sure we look forward to going there just for Target, and sometimes the Cinema. But we haven't done either for months. Really we only go there for Panera now. So if Panera ever moves out, we're not sure why we would go there at all, sorry to say. Maybe Nordstrom's or Whole Foods or something good could come in--and we would be there every week! Hmm. Not sure if that can happen.

Of you like Polish pottery, or appreciate quality workmanship, you should check out Janelle Imports…read morein Enfield. The selection is outstanding. You can get anything from dinnerware to dog bowls, to Christmas ornaments and cutting boards. The pottery is not inexpensive, but if you watch for sales, you can do well. The women that work in the store are just delightful. They are super knowledgeable and helpful.

Otherwise known as Manufaktura Bolesławcu, as they send out to the other locations (Mystic, Mystic…read moreVillage, Watch Hill). I have been to all the other locations but not this one. The selection was 5+ times greater. The staff is friendly and you are sure to find something you'll want here. If you are familiar with this pottery from Bolesławiec, Poland, you will know that it is naturally derived and the glaze means your baking will naturally not stick. No need for those synthetic cooking sprays. You can go straight from oven to table (trivet please, no quick temp changes) and be sure you'll have have even baking that also makes an attractive presentation.

I called looking for medical equipment like a walker. I was visiting from Rochester and staying at…read morethe Wellsworth Hotel when my old walker broke . Uh Oh . I think they have a website now and might be a church charity.

"We'll drive for the line Now there's nothing to be lost…read moreYou and I will cross over With no second thoughts" (Tom Petty) This is the third of the Second Chance Shops I've visited, after previous trips to their Simsbury and Glastonbury locations. I always take a look at the men's shirts first. I was very surprised to see them tagged at $12 here, which is substantially more than I customarily see at the Simsbury store, where I've picked up quite a few similar long sleeve Oxford shirts for $5. Otherwise, the store is very neat and organized and has the usual accompaniment of clothing, footwear, accessories, household goods, books, etc. I'm definitely a fan of thrift and second hand stores, and even though I was looking for a long sleeve white shirt, I walked out empty-handed today.

Love Costco! This location is huge and surprisingly doesn't get as crowded as other Costco's. It is…read moreclean and they have a good amount of samples throughout the store. The parking lot is huge as well so plenty of parking. Good selection of produce and meat here too. Self checkout goes by fast.

Trying to be open minded about this review because I also have a BJs membership…read more Pros for me are better selection of food which is really it. Cons are they are not open first thing in the morning when I grocery shop and the parking is insanely busy. Gas is more expensive too. I don't think I will get my memberships worth out of here.

Such an awesome place! The service was great. We were impressed by the huge selection of things!!…read moreThe clothing items great value and clean! We will return for sure!!!

Allied's Attic is a thrift store. It is huge, there's a lot of clothes, everything is so tightly…read morepacked that it's difficult to see. From what I did see, everything seemed worn and not in good shape. Same goes for shoes and bags. They have a lot of knickknacks, like little figurines. If you're into that it might be worth looking at their collection. They also have books in very good condition. I love finding a good book thrifted! I saw a vintage high chair, that was in pretty good condition. There was another huge room of more things. I wasn't sure if things were ready for sale, or if they were there to get sorted. Overall, while this is a huge store, I wasn't at all impressed.

I want to love this Goodwill store. People are nice, and…read moresometimes you can find good deals but there are times where I'm wondering if people pricing the stuff are high. You have an item that still has the store's sticker on it priced at .99 cents but Goodwill is selling it for 4.99 is that a joke? Because it succeeded in making me laugh and put it right back on the shelf for the next patron to laugh at. Then, you have items that are clearly from dollar tree priced at 1.99, 2.99 doesn't make a bit of sense to me. Also, there was this one time my mom and I were looking at this small antique folding table and we asked one of the workers to help us unfold it to see how it looked like completely extended and I kid you not, the table fell to pieces on the floor, and we were all staring at each other like, what just happened? The worker had a good sense of humor about it, "Guess it's not for sale after all". But my point is, someone had to have known it was broken in the back, why put it out for sale anyway? Check your items well before you purchase them, especially things like furniture, electronics, and housewares. I don't understand why Goodwill sells some things reasonably and others so expensive especially since many people are donating this stuff so that those who are going through difficult situations can afford it, not for Goodwill to be profiteering off of those who are already in unfortunate circumstances.

The second of two Goodwill stops during our Connecticut trip, this store in Enfield had a good…read moreselection of women's clothes, resulting in a purchase by my wife. It's located in a modern strip mall with plenty of parking, and workers are taking the time to create displays. There was even a Halloween/Trick or Treat display to remind us that it is coming up.