My recent visits have been good. The lines aren't usually too long. As with these types of stores,…read moreit's always hit or miss! I've been able to find some good deals. The customer service is good. Parking is plentiful!

I went to the store today I was trying to buy a luggage they have "2 pieces set" but they tried to…read morecharged me for the 2 pieces separate, keep in mind that the label says "2 pieces set" the manager was very rude and told me that it was store policy to charge for separate, the carry on didn't have any label with size or nothing on it. I asked her to show me the label for the carry on and her excuse was that it didn't have one. I have the picture showing the 2 pieces sign on in.

The employee Rajesh was super nice! And we found everything that we needed. I really recommend…read morepurchasing from Rajesh!

Went to get a portable power bank , first employee rolled his eyes when I asked where one was and…read morepointed without even acknowledging me or looking and sent me to the milk dept, cool. Second employee was no knowledgeable and was disrespectful. Other employees i asked laughed and ignored because English wasn't their first language. Finally found what I needed and the person trying to open them didn't speak English and didn't even know how to use their Walmart device to open it so I had to instruct them, and gave me attitude -/ genuinely the worst customer service and experience I've ever dealt with - wouldn't even recommend for a quick stop, run

"That's been on all night, hasn't it?"…read more Off panel, Damian Wayne, the son of Bruce Wayne and Talia al Ghul, gestures to the giant bat signal adorning the blood-red sky in the opening pages of writer-artist Dustin Nguyen and writer Derek Fridolfs' Li'l Gotham volume one. "This is the one night of the year that it stays on until it burns out," Batman explains. "It's a good thing if you're rich enough to afford the electric bill," Robin smirks. "But I don't..." "Shush! Down there!" Damian admonishes his father. "It's crime time," Robin yells as he hurdles off the building's ledge, from which they were once perched like gargoyles, and immediately engages in fisticuffs with whom he believes to be the Riddler, Two-face, and the Joker. "AAGGGHHH! Don't hurt us!" They plead. "Robin, stop!" Bruce pleads as he grabs Damian's fist-clenched right hand. "They're just kids." "They're just kids? KIDS?! What lowlife has kids doing their dirty work?" the ever-mission-focused Damian scowls. "Look around you," Bruce calmly adopts the roles of teacher and parent as he walks into a bustling sidewalk filled with kids dressed as Superman, Lex Luthor, Darkseid, Zatanna, Flash, and Mr. Freeze, among a few less DC-specific, generic Halloween icons. "It's Halloween." Before 2020, in the U.S., parents could rely on myriad pop-up costume shops and national retailers to fulfill their pre-teens' desires to dress up like Li'l Clayface or Li'l Poison Ivy. Post pandemic, one of the last brick-and-mortar places parents have left for such holiday-shopping is Target, which, unfortunately, is no longer as committed nationally to exploring new customer bases and bolstering first-time business owners. At least at this 3343 Corridor Marketplace location in Laurel, Maryland, the exceptional customer service from Lynn makes each trip for groceries, household staples, and seasonal offerings worthwhile for us.

It's a target. But the good kind. Too many times I see targets slacking and not moving the line…read moreenough in the self checkout but this one went fast. There were associates on the floor available for when I asked a question if where the board games were. And everything was well stocked. No issues with asking if they had something in the back. Gladly pay a little bit more to avoid another store and to keep the brick and mortar open.

The service is terrible. There was maybe 1 or 2 cashiers. The line was long. They sell a variety of…read moreitems. Prices are not too expensive.

Not too pleased. I have learned that Ross is definitely a hit or miss type of thing. This goes for…read morethe selection in addition to what the store will look like. Today, there was a great deal of stuff but it was bit overwhelming because there wasn't that great of organization. The shoe department had so much, but there really wasn't any rhyme or reason to why it looked the way it did. The clothing selection appeared to be alright. The line was long, which is to be expected. There is always a great value and good prices, you have to pack your patience to look for things.

Whenever I'm around, I like to stop by the Maxx if I'm nearby, because they always have cool stuff…read more This location is in the corner of a strip mall. Despite its size, I felt that it was packed pretty right, and the selection in my opinion was just okay. The value is always good and at this time, they had just begun their clearance mark downs. Despite it being mid day, the check out process took a wee bit longer than I would have liked. If I'm around, I'll go back.

They reasonable price items, but they need to have for cashiers lanes opened. At times their…read moreselection is good.

Somehow I forgot about this place. I think I was pretty late discovering it, but it's an upstanding…read morechain. Have you ever wanted something for costumes, cosplays and other one-off occasions... But you didn't want to spend a lot of money because you knew there wouldn't be much use beyond that one purpose? You will be QUITE pleased then... The prices are super cheap and there's quite a variety of tops, bottoms and random accessories to choose from. Now, depending on when you go, this no frills spot will have clothes just all over the place. But you're not here for the quality all the time... Think of it as like a bigger scale Shoppers World or what Gallo Clothing used to be back in the day. I recommend checking the spot at least once, I'm pretty sure you'll find what you're looking for!

One of the cashiers here is extremely rude, always had a bad attitude for no reason. Anywhere I go,…read moreI always greet somebody who is helping me, so every time I greet this cashier she never says hello back but instead gives me a stank a** look. I think her name might be Brittany. She also smells like weed.

They do have organization. They have a great selection of men's wear and larger size shoes. They…read morehave a wide variety of women's shoes though the prices are average. The women's clothes always seem to be picked over. I do not know when people are shopping but there never seems to be a fresh shipment. On more than one occasion I was stuck behind an entrepreneur buying up all the stock to resale for a mark up. It is times like those that I wish people liked their jobs a bit more, at least enough to open a second register. On more than one occasion I picked up what could have been a nice bargain to find a lipstick stain or tear in the fabric. So it is possible to find something good but most of it is rubbish and try not to get your hopes up. Also, the other patrons tend to be rude and the staff dismissive. For some reason this is also a GREAT place to get quality German Tupperware. I have no explanation.

My favorite Rugged Wearhouse of all four that I've been to…read more Great prices with a great selection for all members of the family. Not only do they have shoes and clothing, they also have items for the home. From decor to cooklery they have it. Unlike the other three Rugged Wearhouses that I've been to, this one also carries evening gowns from time to time. If you want brand named items for cheap this is the place to go. I got Express Editor pants in Heather Gray and size 0 short! I'm lovin' it Rugged Wearhouse... I'm lovin' it! They have the best selection out of all the other Rugged Wearhouses and I love it when they have a clearance. A cheaper version of Ross, Marshall's, and TJMaxx with organization to it.

Although this location isn't far, it's my least favorite store to visit. I love Ross, but this one…read moreis such a turn off. It just feels abandoned. Merchandise often on the floor. Staff is unhelpful and, at times, rude. I don't really shop here. It's more just to do returns. I would rather drive an extra 25 minutes down the road to the PG Plaza location where I can guarantee I'll find something. There's now a new policy where they check your items and your receipt. I guess there's been an uptick in thefts? Who knows?!

So, this store was a hot mess. It was torn up! It was akin to unorganized thrift store-ish looking…read more I saw children tearing open top packaging so they could play with the items. Where is the parental supervision? The story was cluttered and visually overwhelming for me personally. I walked around a little and I just walked out. This was a terrible experience