I was shopping in here today, I had 5 items to try on. I tell the worker I have 5 items to try on…read moreshe asked me to set them down to count them. I oblige not a big deal. She then tells me I have four items to which is her mistake because she realizes it's 5 items like I told her. I try the clothes on. I come out all the clothes in my hand. Ready to go look for more items and different sizes. I was taking all the clothes with me. I give her the piece back she says will you be taking them with you. I say yes she goes on to say well let me count them. Now I know for sure this is not protocol. She counts all the pieces and I left them right there. I've worked in retail you don't count the pieces people are intending to buy. If you are going to have workers that are going to stereotype customers hire new people. Maybe around 230-300pm. I won't be back.

I didn't appreciate nor like how once i got to the check out, I kept getting repeatedly asked,…read moreafter saying "no thank you" and "i'm in a rush" multiple times, if i wanted to "sign up" for the in-store credit card. I was in a rush that day and felt forced to sign up since the lady who checked me out wouldn't finish ringing up the rest of my things. As stated, the process should've taken "3-5" minutes, yet in total i was at the checkout line for over 10-13 minutes. I am upset and will not be shopping at this location again.

Came here to pick up some items. Gabe's is a store along the lines of Ross, which features assorted…read moreitems at discount prices. They have aisles of merchandise such as home goods, this, snacks, clothing, and small furniture. All in all, a great place to stop in a browse for great discount items.

No AC? This is preposterous! Why do you allow your workers to perform under these deplorable…read moreconditions? Shame on the company. This store should be closed until a properly working HVAC is installed in this store. Overall, the prices are competitive. The stock is adequate. However, the working staff is slim to none. There's not a lot of foot traffic in the store for various reasons. You can do better!​

Things aren't looking great over here. There's an entire block of closed clothing stores, it looks…read moreterrible. There's no high end stores anymore. It's exactly like the coliseum mall that was here before right before it shuttered in 2007.

I've had to reevaluate my opinion on PTC - mainly because it's the best thing around without having…read moreto drive a while to get to Norfolk, Upper Newport News or VB - or even Williamsburg. So with that in mind, here goes; The Good: The food options are pretty awesome. If you haven't tried First Watch, Park Lane Tavern or Monsoon - where have you been!? The cinema really isn't the worst, the matinee prices are great and they accept military discount so Tuesdays are a great excuse to catch a movie for 5 bucks. You can walk around and go in and out of the shops as you please; Victoria's Secret, H&M, Francesca's, Bath & Bodyworks, Barnes & Noble and Finish Line (which is grand for fitting you with the correct running shoes for YOU in mind, and offers 20% military discount). The Bad: Shops don't seem to be able to stay open around here. I've seen a few come and go over the years and it sucks. And don't get me started on the additional PTC tax... but that's a story for another day. So overall, not bad Peninsula Town Center, still plenty of work to be done though!

I love me a bit of Downtown Hampton. It's a bit of a quiet, hidden gem that most don't go out of…read moretheir way for. No idea why not, there's so much on offer down here! Events? My favorite is the New Year Block Party, complete with a crab pot drop. But there's also block parties all year round for different events. Then there's the annual Blackbeard Pirate festival over in Mill Point Park and Bay Days. The Virginia Air & Space Museum also offers a lot of events for kids and families - never a bad shout for young and old explorers alike. Dining or Drinking? There's plenty of options in Downtown, with the favorites being along E Queen St. Marker 20, Venture, Brown Chicken Brown Cow, Taphouse, Musasi, and over on Settlers Landing Rd you have Bull Island Brewing Company and Latitude 37. There's plenty of residential options, two higher education facilities, and retail options - just a stone throw away from I-64. If you haven't made a trip down here, give it a go. Retail shops are mostly independent and offer a range of unique gifts, art, jewelry, clothing, pottery, and more! So shop small, and support local!!! Downtown is defined by it's waterfront, and of course the marina and piers. There are multiple garages (mostly FREE) and on-street parking spaces throughout, but better yet, on a sunny day, the walkable area along Hampton River waterfront is breathtaking and incomparable.

Queen Street business area has a unique blend of restaurants and shops. I enjoy grabbing coffee at…read moreFika, dinner at Brown Chicken Brown Cow and brunch at Marker 20. A trip won't be complete without stopping in at Worn and Homespun to shop their unique items.

Best children's consignment store I have found. The clothes look brand new and they have a…read morewonderful assortment.

Adorable little consignment shop in Hilton Village. It's a tight space but there are a lot of good…read moredeals on kids clothing. They also have some toys and books.

This place is hit or miss. You can find some nice clothes but some clothes have stains and holes in…read morethem, especially the ones in clearance. This place is not very organized and a bit messy. The service is nice though and clothes are pretty cheap.

Went in and found what i was looking for. Its been a minute…read moresince i went here to shop but it is still nice and organized. Would shop here again.

They have friendly customer service and a wide variety of quality groceries at reasonable prices.read more

The service has really gone down. Rude clerks and lack of follow up by managers. It's not a wonder…read morewhy sales are plummeting.

The prices here are so wonderful! I got a Coach handbag in great condition for $20, and several…read morebooks for under $5. The staff is friendly and the store is clean. I will definitely be back!

The staff is unbelievable hete greatest ever around ... been coming here for twenty years.... I…read morehave bought work clothes here my grown daughters clothes here my grandchildren's clothes ... thier toys . The quality of thier products are phenomenal!! Come shop and help tge disabled Veterans!

Wow! I heard about this place from a friend. She told me that it has not been open too long. We…read moreheaded over the other day and I was amazed at how big it was. They are getting new items in daily. So try and go whenever. They had a bargain area where just about everything is dumped into bins and you have to sort through it all giving all things covid, I only went in the room and walked around. It made me anxious being in there. In the other room it was nicely organized, and not as rowdy. Prices were very reasonable. The staff was amazing. They were so polite. I was impressed by a male cashier while there. He cut himself with some needles on some fake flowers. Because of that he immediately left the cash register to properly clean himself up (it was not too bad).

Ugh!!!! So expensive! These are the greediest people in the…read moreworld. Items are more expensive than buying new. I have decided to no longer donate to them, and I donate to Chkd Thrift, the DAV, or other thrifts. Every item is donated and they greedily forgot that the mission used to be affordable goods for all. I hope you all join me until they remember this. They only pay attention when they lose money and donations. Also, instead of donating the Tons Of things to goodwill, I started selling on fb marketplace. I made $900 the first month and make $10-70 a day. AND IM CHEAPER THAN GOODWILL, WHICH IS WHY IM MAKING SO MUCH. And when I tell others about this? Every single person said they are tired of the prices too. It's my goal to tell every person I can to take their goods, and sell them second hand - people appreciate getting Actual good prices on second hand products. And at least they truly know its going to another person, vs the bs that this company with all its donated goods is doing with it