Great little store that has treasurers at every turn. If you like stationary and crafts, this…read moreshould be on your list of places to visit!

First time coming here. Mainly came here because I was lured by their Christmas gift ideas…read morescattered around the store and they sold a few things that were modestly priced like some Whiskey Stones and office gadgets that I purchased for some of my friends. Staff here was really friendly and patient with me shopping around. Great place to formulate personalize card experiences when you mail them out. Definitely recommended this store!

Always a good place to look up unusual bargains. Great bargains on books, kitchen, bath towels and…read moremany other items.

Nothing negative about the store & shopping experience itself, but the bathrooms were horrendous…read more It was the dirtiest, most unsanitary restroom i'd ever been in. worse than bars, gas stations, etc. it looked like something out of a horror movie. almost all the toilets were stopped up with feces & urine. the toilet paper dispensers were hanging off the stalls so the rolls were just on the floor. the toilets were filthy. it was shocking. i know you don't go to Ollie's for a luxury restroom experience, but cleaning it up would be necessary.

I'd heard this store was amazing and it's true. An artist happy place! Paints, canvases, pens,…read moremarkers, brushes, clay, yarn, wood, and several fun items in between. If I had a creative bone in my body I'd have gone broke. The front entrance touts the store as employee owned. We were greeted and welcomed, and I spotted others being helped as they shopped. Huge store plus a basement. Parking spaces in the front and along the street. Bring your favorite artist in ... I plan to bring my son here if and when he needs supplies for his upcoming art class.

Had a restoration project that required a specific type of paint which we knew nothing about. Mike…read morewas super helpful! He explained the properties of the paint and helped us pick the correct color. He then helped us pick the correct brushes and showed us the proper techniques for our project, from surface prep to brush use. Also matched the quality to our needs without overselling us. Walked in needing "paint", left ready to tackle the project with confidence! Great atmosphere too! Friendly and welcoming and not stuffy, sterile and snooty like some stores with art supplies. Had me looking around for the Espresso machine and the overstuffed chairs!

You can find almost any kind of home decor here. Rugs, chairs, side tables, every decorative pillow…read moreyou can imagine. Wall art, fake flowers, patio decor. You name it, it's At home for your home lol They also have some good sales after each holiday is over. My sister & I had a good time just browsing the store & getting a few seasonal summer items.

Stopped in to look at some decor options for the new recoding studio and art studio... and…read moreobviously looked around everywhere else. Sooooo much so much to look at. Only thing that was lacking was the bedding department still. However the decorative pillows are absolutely abundant and diverse. Excellent selection!

Came inside to kill some time since I was way ahead of schedule. As the heavy thunderous rain came…read morepouring down, I hopped in to stretch my legs. This is a big store on the older side. Seems well kept and shelves well stocked and clean as a whistle. It was a decent way to pass some time. The store is a decent place to shop or do some walking like me.

I recently stopped by Target to grab a few things and wanted to take a picture while I was there,…read moreso I needed to use one of the store's electric scooters due to my mobility limitations. When I walked in, there was only one scooter available, and it appeared to be fully charged. Unfortunately, after I sat down and started to use it, it died almost immediately near the entrance. Because of my physical limitations, I wasn't able to move it myself and had to call for assistance. The employees were polite, but I was disappointed that no one checked the other entrance to see if another scooter was available. Instead, they told me one scooter was out of service and the other two were in use. As I was leaving, I saw another scooter, so I'm not sure if that was one that had been in use or if it had actually been available. I understand that equipment can malfunction, but working mobility scooters are an important accessibility resource for customers who rely on them. It would be helpful if they were checked regularly to make sure they're charged and operational, and if staff could verify availability at both entrances before telling customers there aren't any available. I hope this was just an isolated incident because I usually enjoy shopping at Target. I just wanted to share my experience in hopes that accessibility can continue to improve for those of us who depend on these scooters.

This is the power of marketing and branding. Y'see, I have never really been one for cards. They're…read morenice but I usually drop the ball on Christmas cards, birthday cards and all the other cards. It tends to be a big holiday/occasion where I hop on the card train. I have nothing against cards. I just don't think about them. I fall squarely outside of the card-conscious demographic. My mother, on the other hand? Loves cards. Specifically, she loves *Hallmark* cards. There was a campaign in the 80s (I think) that was all about if you *really* care about someone, you'll give them a card from Hallmark. The commercial laid it on thick, with the recipients going so far as to check the back of the card to make sure it came from Hallmark. A bold approach, to be sure, but an effective one. From that campaign on, there would be nothing other than Hallmark cards in and out of the T household. So, to this day, when I make the effort to send cards, they're Hallmark cards. I'm fully conditioned. And now, with every other day being some sort of holiday, there's a corresponding card to go with it. Luckily for me, there are stores like Amy's. This is a Hallmark homestead. Large, bright, well-apportioned, and staffed by nice people, this store has everything you can want when it comes to gift-giving: cards, wrapping paper, bags, candy, mugs, ornaments, etc. I had no idea that the card industry had so many touchpoints... and that there were so many categories of cards. But, it does and there are. Considering by the healthy amount of traffic during my visit, I was the only person not to know this. So, when you care enough to send the very best*, you know where to go. When you go, come to Amy's. There's a lot here to show you care. *The marketing campaign nailed it. People don't market like this anymore.

I used to come here a lot to get cards for co workers…read more These days, I get cards for my parents or if they ask me to buy cards for them. I know the store pretty well and where everything is located. All the children's todays and home decor items are cute! I've never purchased any of those but always thought about it. Service is great! They are willing to help you out and they are aware of someone at the register even if they're in another aisle. I don't usually see more than one store associate in here, but it never seems extremely busy, even after work.

I ordered a new comforter for my bed. When I received it, I could tell it was from a third party…read morebecause of the company name on the box. The comforter was described as pink and the picture online (and even on the actual packaging) was a nice robust pink color. The comforter actually almost looked silver with a touch of a washed out pink color detectable when you looked hard. I put in a return for it and told them why. They sent me a return label but informed me that the price of the return shipping (about $20) would be deducted from my refund. Why??? The comforter was clearly not the color it was sold as. I will not shop at Bed Bath and Beyond anymore!!!! What a load of crap!!!

There was a young lady standing next to the road holding a sign that read 60% off…read more Going out of business? BB&B is closing the doors for good! We walked into a store that was almost empty. The going out of business sale started July 1st....and there is practically nothing left to purchase. Candles and odds and ends, it was like a yard sale. You can even purchase the shelves, light fixtures or the buggy stand in the parking lot!' It's really sad to see this store close. The sales staff looked sad. However jobs are available everywhere you will be fine. I did get a nice comforter set really cheap, unfortunately the sheets were missing! Oh well I should have looked a little closer!

Wow! Found some super cool items at Home Goods today, but unfortunately none of the items I went…read morelooking for. The worst kind of shopping day! Staff went over and beyond to help me find what I was looking for, but left empty handed. Great staff and incredibly fun to look today - so many fun things in stock!

Love Homegoods! Great employees! Friendly service. Great interior design finds! Terrific place…read moreto buy quality rugs!