It's been literal years since I last stepped foot into Target and I remembered exactly why it's…read morebeen so long this past visit. This particular Target isn't as bright as I remember any Target being. The lighting seemed dimmer and the energy was depressing. We had just moved to TN and needed toilet brushes/plunger sets for the bathrooms as well as trash cans. I had a $50 gift card that had been sitting in my wallet for at least 3 years, so I figured, why not use it? There are THREE separate locations in Target to find their toilet/plunger sets and every one of them is over $18 each. For a piece of plastic and rubber?! Target is so outrageously expensive, I don't understand the hype. This wasn't even their fancy looking ones, no...those go for at least $30. The $18 sets were just plain white plastic. We decided to shop for those things elsewhere but did grab some snacks, milk, almond milk, and paper plates until our movers arrived. Their soda-stream CO2 tanks and syrups were on sale so we bought another tank and two syrups. Stock was low on a lot of stuff and some shelves were empty. In total, we we spent $68 for two bags of chips, 1 gallon of milk, 1 half gallon of almond milk, a package of 25 paper plates, one soda stream C02 tank, and two soda stream syrups. That's insane! And not in a good way. We did self check out but one item didn't scan correctly. The employee helped us and was friendly. Based on how unaffordable Target has gotten, I'm definitely not going again unless I get another gift card. Target is just an expensive version of Walmart, for no reason at all.

I visited the Mt Juliet location yesterday with a return. Kaitlyn was extremely helpful, polite and…read morewent above and beyond by showing me the target app that will house all of my receipts. She is a delightful young lady and delivered a positive experience!

Been on this location twice, and both times disappointed. While the staff is eager to help, they…read morealso try pushing into buying overpriced used games when new copies are cheaper. They love using the line of "well that game isn't made anymore" even for current systems. Both times I've been able to walk Nextdoor to Walmart or Best Buy and find the game new for a fraction of their used price. Any game is only made for a very short time, that's why they produce millions of copies for stores and warehouses, but doesn't mean it's not available in stores. Also, the last time they wouldn't honor a price listed on their website. Don't waste your time in this place.

It is great place to buy games and consoles , but when I trading in around 30 games I don't play,…read morethe prices were extremely low. No game was over 5 bucks. I sold my copy of Fable 3 for Xbox 360 and it was 25 cents while if you try to buy it on Amazon, it is around 30 bucks! This was with all of my games and I wish I could get them back. I'm pretty angry because I'm saving up to get the new Xbox, and I could have easily made 500 bucks if I didn't sell them there. I sold these a year ago so there Is no chance I'm getting these back because they probably already been sold for more than 20 bucks a game. Also I bought most of these at gamestop for about 20$ a peice. And your gonna tell me I get less than a doller for those?

I LOVE this place! They have the most amazing selection of Lego sets, minifigs, and bulk Lego…read more The staff is very friendly and the owner? He is beyond great. I live in Ohio and every time I visit he remembers me. They have a great membership program. The prices are reasonable and competitive with other Lego stores. If you are a fan of all things Lego, don't miss out on Music City Bricks!

Being new to the area, we had no idea what Music City Bricks was during a drive out. A simple…read moreonline search led us to spontaneously visit this amazing store! Legos!! Legos everywhere! It's not your typical Lego store, no. Dare I say, it's better? It's a community of builders, young and old. There's space for free-building, a child's play area, and a large area where they're currently building a city with a train going around it. They have set dates where builders can bring (or store at Music City Bricks) their train designs and run their builds on the tracks. Beyond the hands-on daily fun, you can browse pre-built cars, buildings, minifigures, and more. They also sell individual Lego pieces, sets, and pre-used Legos sets (that may or may not be missing blocks). They even sell Lego magazines! This store is FUN and you can easily spend 45 minutes just browsing the pre-builds alone. From new to discontinued Legos, Music City Bricks has a ton of options for all ages. Service is friendly and though we did feel like we were being watched by one of the teenaged staff members, I understood why. They have this place on lock-down for any sticky fingers. I did feel like Music City Bricks is on the more expensive side, especially being that Lego is already priced out for many. My husband and I have been playing Baulder's Gate 3 and when I saw the Lego minifigures for sale, my excitement quickly went away when some of them were priced at $25 a guy. We will definitely come back and I think eventually those BG3 guys will be on our list of things to buy.

I'm not even joking when I tell you I've spent almost $300 in one trip at this store... I love…read morereading, I just picked up Mitch Albom's new book Twice and I'm going to devour it this weekend, don't waste anymore time go buy one of his books, he's a phenomenal author. OK, enough about my favorite author. The review is about this Books A Million in particular. The staff is awesome, they're very playful and helpful and somehow always in a good mood (robots? Potentially..). Go check this bookstore out and spend way too much money.

This place is loaded with great Christmas gifts and awesome stocking stuffers…read more I love a good book store, especially the smell! Is it the paper, the glue, the old people farting? Who knows, but I oddly love it. BAM is filled with tons of books; fantasy, biographies, self-help, etc. Beyond books they have tons of my fave, Funko Pops, t-shirts, vinyl records and a huge kids selection. The kids selection is a mix of young adult and toddler books. There's even a clearance section with books 50% off! I didn't buy anything this time around, but I did eye a few Batman graphic novels and a Stephen King memoir. Bonus, there's coffee shop inside the building!

We decided to drive a little further out to this Walmart since Lebanon's is a little run down and…read moreoften lacking on inventory. The staff here are overall helpful but seem a bit lost as to where they are, often receiving "huh?" and "uhhh. What?" Repeating yourself a second or third time will get an answer once they realize they're working at Walmart. The store is pretty clean and well stocked. It's definitely a better location than Lebanon's, that's for sure. Walmart is cheap and has made our move here much more affordable while we settle in.

Typical Walmart, but when asking for assistance finding items we were met with four employees that…read moredidn't speak English. That's just not right.

Do not shop at this JCPenney. The store manager of this store is uncaring, inflexible, and will…read moretalk down to you. Do not buy the cheap robo vacuum cleaner that will break in months. Don't expect this store manager to care. He will just quote you policy; even for an 18 year employee.

I haven't been inside one of these stores since I was knee-high to a grasshopper, but I was looking…read morefor some new jeans and my son needed shoes. Typically, JCPenney wouldn't be my first or even third choice to clothes shop, but this location is about 5-minutes from my house, sooo YOLO! The layout here hasn't changed since I was a kid. Home goods in the back, clothes in the front. The men's jeans selection is super small and the store was destroyed. Clothes, toys, and shoes just kind of strewn about everywhere. We didn't find any shoes for my son, but I did buy one pair of pants. The line to check out was insanely long. Stretching all the way into the bedding area. One thing we did notice, there were zero workers on the floor while we shopped and only four people checking guests out. Needless to say I don't think I'll be coming back to JCPenney for a long time or ever. Sorry, JCPenney. You're out!

I love Tractor Supply! And this ones the same as the rest. We stopped in for dog food, great…read moreprices, great selection. In and out in less than 10 minutes. What's not to like?

I don't really leave reviews like it's rare! But I got to give credit for the Night Shift crew on…read moreWednesday around 7:30 p.m march 1st , I'll be real specific Tex,Conner and the one guy who helped me with picking my little ducklings you guys are AWESOME !!! Customer service at its finest and always insisting on( " if you need any help don't hesitate let me know ") I even signed up for the rewards thanks to Tex , and Conner over the phone is a proffesional indeed thank you guys ! Will be back to this specific one for sure !

I think department stores get overlooked for a place to shop. I seem to underestimate them…read more Today, I had some time to kill to I went in and I was surprised at the bargains I saw. Right now, fall decor is on sale. I saw some great deals on center pieces. Time to get things while they last. I enjoyed looking through the matching Christmas PJs. I ended up in the jewelry section and found myself a few pieces of bling. One thing I liked about the store is there were several areas throughout the store for checking out. Sooo if the front counter has a line, check out the one in the back.

I ordered a pair of boots and I ordered early because I wanted them in time for a special event. I…read moreordered the 7.5 and was sent the 6.5. I have to pay a $10.00 charge to exchange them. I tried talking to them and they were unforgiving. I will not purchase from them again. Now, I have to go out and find another pair of boots which is a hassle for me because I have a hard time standing and walking. Who needs this hassle in this day and time?