Come here once and while mainly just to walk through when killing time or want somewhere different…read moreto go. I never come her with a goal in mind or looking for anything particular, which made me think the other day why I was here. Why am I here? Well, I don't know! Even though Target is more inviting and cleaner feeling and looking than Walmart, I still prefer Walmart's products. I feel like the departments I really care about are more complete at Walmart than Target's. I could walk every day in the electronics department at Walmart for an hr but find myself bored at Target spending only a fraction of the time there, the same goes for the automotive, camping, and tools sections. I just don't care if I ever went to Target ever again, it's a boring store and completely inferior to Walmart as far as products go. Target could literally close down and disappear from the earth and I wouldn't even notice or care ‍

In the arena of target stores consider this the Walmart version of them. Drive up service is…read moreabysmal, from handing you the wrong order to losing your items completely and customer service is even worse, be prepared to have your time and life taken from you by some self-serving employee. If you have an issue best of luck with your resolution.

Not bad I guess, lots of little things at decent prices. Some of the food items are out of season…read morelike Christmas cereals and cookies, don't think I would purchase those items but considering the location I'm sure those will fly off the selves. Wasn't encountered by any staff which I thought odd for a grand opening weekend but they did have a large number of staff at the regist. All and all time will tell how this store will fair in a low income area.

Stubble into this place this morning and found out they were having a grand opening. Prices are ok,…read morecould be cheaper for being an outlet. You will find alot of books for all ages. Found a great deal on a whole set of Garth Brooks CD for only $3.99! They carries cute fishing rods for little girls and fishing supplies. They have different size of pots for all the gardener lover out there with garden supplies. They carries house hold supplies, kids toys, adults color books, beddings, a whole area for rugs of different size, snacks, Tupperware and etc.. They have a rewards program that if you join, you get $10 certificate for every 250 points earn. The points never expired.

I remember eons ago when they wanted to build this store, all the political leaders said it would…read morebe a boon for the local economy. And many of us that supported the local mom and pops pleaded with them not to allow the building of this monstrosity, because we knew it would lead to the slow decline of all things good and local. Yes, initially it was a nice store, and yes it was convenient. But the short and long term impact it had on the local business were horrendous. All the great little shops on Main Street in Millville and Landis in Vineland that were starting to recover from the previous recession all closed up shop as they could not compete with the ultra low Walmart pricing. And now Walmart is run now, pays shitty wages, gives nothing back to the economy and has destroyed the local economy. And we certainly didnt need a 2nd mega store down the street putting pressure on our local ShopRites and Acme that pay decent wages. This Walmart doesn't even sell alot of the nice stuff they used to sell, since they market to the local economy. I was shocked to see how grisly their offerings were after not being there for a long time. If I could go back in time, I would have encouraged the local leaders to push harder and reject this disaster from ever being built.

I spent two nights parked in this particular Walmat's lot and I am thankful that this Walmart…read moretolerates overnight parking. Many of the Walmarts in New Jersey do not. So thanks for that. However, the men's room here was atrocious. I would recommend avoiding using the toilets here. The rest of the store? Decently stocked for a Walmart that is NOT a Supercenter. They do not have most of the fresh stuff here and a limited grocery section. Sure, they have electronics and clothing and personal care and housewares. You're just not going to be able to do a complete food shop. This is my 205th Walmart store but the first in New Jersey. https://www.yelp.com/collection/iEN80LJSkej5A7UvndopUw/World-of-Wallys Yay? [Review 18228 overall - 104 in New Jersey - 1750 of 2022.]

Once in a while we stop by here to see what they have, you can get some good stocking stuffs here…read morewith the pops and smaller marval items or maybe just a small bday gift for someone. The one place I'd stay away from would be the electronics, I'm sure maybe there's something there that would be good for maybe a younger kid that you know they're not going to take care of something like a blue tooth speaker or something like that otherwise spend the extra money elsewhere, and get something nicer.

So I love me some fIVE BELoW... The place is a parents dream. It's your go to place for stocking…read morestuffers, birthday party favors and "shut the hell up and be good" bribes. The BEST part of the store is the candy section which has ALL the candy when I was a kid... BB Bats, Pop Rox, Now N Laters mini packs, whistle pops, jaw breakers, Cry Babies... and a list about a mile long. And so much nail polish and lip gloss it brings my daughter to her knees. Also got a rad bingo cage for 5 bucks that my daughter loves to torture us with. I found some awesome retro Strawberry Shortcake and Care Bear socks the other day. Sweet. Philly has much bigger, better fIVE BELoWs, but I'm not gonna complain because it's still awesome. I have to predetermine how much I'm gonna spend before I go in or I end up out of control buying a bunch of stuff I don't need, but ohhhhhhhh it feels so good!!!

Everytime I go home, I revisit to score some deals since we do not have Marshall's in Alaska. Idk…read morewhat everyone is whining about, this place smacks. The store is appropriately sized for the community it serves. Similar to my comments about Boscov's, I remember when Vineland/Millville was a ghost town of national chains and all we had was Bradlees and Dry Goods. This, in the realm of clothing and shoes, is a huge improvement. (I sure do miss KMart across the street though!) You can get great deals here- and we did. Awesome shoes, hair products and clothing. I got some humongous coconut shoe that will last a decade. I got some great bras and underwear as well. Love this place.

this store always found things that make me happy and the brands with the beautiful prices and…read more the quality is fabulous

We randomly found this place when we were en route to another big box hardware store - decided we…read moredidn't want to deal with the horrible parking and crowds at the more famous place and roared into the parking lot here. Good choice. We were camping down the road at Parvin State Park and needed some extra firewood, and wouldn't you know - they had some right in front of the store. The price was $5.99 - nearly $2-$3 less than other places we had previously checked out. OK, so it was soft wood and burned like a matchstick, but it was perfect as the base we needed to start a fire in a cast iron stove. They were having a cashier issue being short staffed, but they made an announcement overhead, solved the problem, and sorted everyone out. That's customer service.

First visit ever to a Tractor Supply Co. I LOVE that they let you take your dogs inside! Nice…read moretouch. Store is big, IMO. I cannot say how big compared to other TSCs but I took photos to show you. They carry a little of everything, particularly everything farm! I never saw egg collecting trays, or the stack of random huge galvanized rings out front (for what purpose I cannot guess). Had a large selection of Ariat boots for riding and casual wear. Lots of clothes, both specialty-functional for farm / riding / outdoors activities, as well as some fashion. Kids toys, dog toys, home decor, feed for various agricultural animals and pets, hardware, camping, etc. There was even a case of jewelry. I had never seen a salt lick up close. I remember my parents buying one for our neighbors as a joke when they had a christening party for their farm-sized windmill that they bought for decor when they sipped cocktails on the patio (this was a 5-acre luxury property, not a farm), but I never saw it up close. Anyway, finally got to see the salt and mineral licks, which look like pavers and were a $6.99 bargain for the huge size. We had seen online that TSC carries some grain free dog foods at prices FAR better than box pet stores, so we wanted to test a flavor or two with our dogs. One dog is allergic to most proteins, and the other can't handle fish. We settled on their boar meat canned food and a kibble version too. The price is great for a grain-free food. Though our nearest store is still quite far, we signed up for their TSC "Neighbor's Club" rewards program. They send you a reward on your birthday, as well as seasonal rewards. I was surprised to find that they do not offer a military discount here, since they have a lot of overlap with stores like Depot, who do. TSC does give military discounts on special occasions (like Veteran's Day), but it's not an everyday thing as it is with similar stores. All in all we found the store very interesting and full of products that are super helpful on a farm or just a regular household. Staff was very friendly, and also interested in what our needs were, and wanted to help in a helpful way, not a pushy sale-driven way.