Five below is packed wall to wall with imported inexpensive items. Maybe it's the international…read moretariff situation, but I found five dollar price tags on things I could've bought at the dollar tree for$1.25. The staff is very friendly. I was greeted multiple times and offered assistance at the self check out.

I disliked giving a 1 star review. The store has a great selection of kitschy. You will definitely…read moreleave with something. BUT... as a mobility challenged adult, the store was a disaster. Another customer looked at me and then walked away. He turned and came back to face me. He said, "This store is not accommodating for you and then again, it's for no one in a wheelchair or walker." I felt so seen! But again, I could not access 80% of the store. It is a running theme in the majority of businesses. We need to make lots of money .... So, pack in the merchandise.

This place is a lot like Home Goods, except it feels bigger and has more variety of items (not that…read moremore variety = good quality). It's a fun store to look around if you need home decorations or basic household necessities. They have living room, bathroom, dining room, bedroom items as well as baby products. It's slightly disorganized though; some of the items in the aisles aren't really consistent with the "theme" (e.g. art supplies with the bathroom-related items). It's a bit darker and messier than the Home Goods next door, but definitely worth swinging by!

Don't be fooled by the name Tuesday Morning. We shop here on a regular basis and never leave…read moredisappointed. They always have unique gifts there you won't find at other stores and their prices make shopping their a real bargain. The best part of shopping there is the great customer service you receive from the staff. I am sure the store manager has a lot to do with this. We recently purchased a heavy item which I was capable of loading in our SUV, but The manager. came running out to the car and would not let me assist in loading it. The clean upscale discount store has offerings that will have you returning over and over again, especially on Tuesday when new stock arrives, hence the name Tuesday Morning. This Transit Road store should solve most of your problems when looking for that special gift or item for your home.

This review is about the cashier only. The short Hispanic girl that was working today was very…read morerude. There was a Hispanic couple in front of me in line. The cashier was super friendly to them, having a full on conversation. When it was my turn the cashier didn't even acknowledge me nor say hello. She didn't give me my total just slammed my bag on the counter. I paid and she didn't say have a nice day or anything. I watched her with the white lady behind me and she treated her the same way. This cashier needs basic customer service training again.

I'm sure I don't need to tell anyone about the Dollar Tree…read more They have a huge selection of everything,with a much lower price. I spent over $40 tonight & got so much stuff I needed & didn't need. Everyone comes here,so there's not much to say. I will always shop here,forever !!

Came here to buy Christmas gifts and was really happy with the variety and selection of gift sets…read more The prices were fantastic also! Docking a star because compared to similar stores, the products here were not as neatly displayed and the line was long. The cashiers were friendly and helpful though!

I'm old enough to remember when Burlington was a "coat factory." This was the store to visit when…read moreone needed a warm winter coat, a stylish spring jacket, or a formal trench. But this store is not that (anymore). Burlington still has some nice outerwear, but they're a whole lot more than coats! I should get this out of the way early -- Burlington offers a five-star shopping experience unless you need a dressing room, in which case, a solid four point five stars. They have dressing rooms, but they aren't always open. I think it began during Covid, and my guess is, it's been hard to find good help and when you've got to work with a less-than-full staff, that's kind of the obvious place to cut. Anyway, I don't really know when the dressing rooms are open and when they're not, but they were not open a couple of days ago when I took my mom in to do a little shopping. Fortunately for us, there's no reason to test out their return policy. Burlington really is one of my favorite stops for clothing. They've got a really nice selection of clothes for ladies, men, juniors, and kids. I love their brands and the prices are super-affordable. There have been a few times I found clothes on the hanger that should have been in a bin to send back to the manufacturer - a rip here or a stain there. But most of the time, the clothes are exactly as they should be when you're buying NEW clothes. One of my favorite aisles at Burlington is the home decor section. The picture frames, shelf sitters, candles, wooden signs -- I just can't resist myself! They make great gifts or seasonal decor when I'm looking to change things out. Burlington has a rewards program or some kind of Burlington super-fan thing. I honestly don't know what it is, but if you give them your phone number every time you go, they find you and say, "yeah - you're in the program!" and then they ring you up and you pay them and then they thank you and send you on your way. I have no idea what else is happening, honestly. I don't know if I'm earning points or just giving away personal information. But they have a program like that if you're looking for one. Customer service is great. The cashiers are always friendly and nice to chit-chat with while you're checking out. Oh - and here's a tip -- don't try to take your cart out to your car. Trust me; don't even try it.

I went here looking for 1 specific item that I need & they don't carry them anymore…read more This store never seems to have anything I go in there for. This particular is always a mess. Merchandise in boxes ,always blocking the isles. I have to go down another isle just so I can get to the other side of the original isle I wanted to go down. Their prices aren't too bad for most stuff,but it depends on what you're looking for. The employees are usually nice,but where they have the cashiers is ridiculous. If someone is at each register,the person who is checking out at the second one is trapped & can not get out until the first customer is done. I'd rather go to the Family Dollar on Hertel ,across from Kmart or on Kenmore & Wilbur. Anyways,I walked out with nothing today. That rarely ever happens.

This Family Dollar was a great experience I found everything that I needed and I also found things…read morethat I didn't need but I bought anyways the cashier was very friendly and nice the store was clean and well stopped I highly recommend this Family Dollar for all of your household goods at great prices and friendly customer service

My very first visit to a Hobby Lobby ever happened last month when my mom and I decided to drive…read moreout simply because I wanted to check it out. My mom seems to shop here somewhat often but now that I know, I'll be honest: I don't love the overt Christian branding and that alone will never make this store my first choice. That said, I can't deny the variety they offer. No matter what craft you're into whether it be sewing, quilting, painting, home decor, seasonal projects, etc. Hobby Lobby seems to have just about everything imaginable under one roof even if it may be extremely challenging to find/the layout of the store wasn't great... While I'd prefer to shop elsewhere when possible, I can see myself returning if I'm in a pinch or need something specific. I can admit it's a convenient option. Three stars for selection and convenience with some hesitation on the overall vibes and prices.

Hobby Lobby: Come for one frame, leave with fall exploding in your trunk. THAT should be their…read moredadgum slogan! Let me be clear: I'm not what you'd call a crafter. In my head, sure--I'm out here crocheting whimsical potholders and making my own scented candles like some kind of Pinterest sorceress. In reality? I want to wake up with the skillset of a seasoned maker without ever enduring the YouTube tutorial struggle. I don't want to learn to crochet--I just want to already know, you feel me? But none of that stops me from wandering the aisles of Hobby Lobby like I belong there. Because baby, I do. I may not be gluing rhinestones to wreaths, but when it comes to home decor? This is my Super Bowl. No matter the style, no matter the season--modern farmhouse, vintage cottagecore, "my house looks like an antique shop and I love it" chic--Hobby Lobby always delivers. Fall? They've got pumpkins in every size and personality. Christmas? Don't even get me started unless you want to hear me wax poetic about artificial garland and buffalo plaid. Need a random decorative sign that says "Gather" in cursive? Oh honey, they have seven. And I will consider them all. (Who am I kidding: I already own all seven!) Walking into Hobby Lobby is like entering a magical vortex where time doesn't exist and your cart fills itself. I always leave with twice as many items and zero regrets. And while I may not craft, I absolutely curate vibes--and Hobby Lobby is my go-to for all things "seasonal personality disorder but make it stylish." Five stars. Ten stars. A whole galaxy of stars. And a cart full of throw pillows.

This store is a great addition to Derby New York. Items are quality. The prices are fair. I love to…read moresupport small business in a small community whether you're looking for a gift or something for your own home or unique display and feel help you to find the right item. It is attached to, the ace hardware so you can accomplish multiple tasks while shopping. I truly enjoyable experience. I purchased candles here and enjoy them very much. Best of luck.

This store is absolutely amazing. They have incredibly friendly and helpful staff who helped me…read morepick out the perfect gift. They have unique gifts for anyone or anything which makes me love coming to shop there. The prices are reasonable the quality of the items makes me feel confident in all of my purchases. Being located next to Ace is a huge bonus for me as well because I can get all my shopping done in one trip. I would 10/10 recommend this place to everyone.

The Old Steeple has a variety of seasonal gifts, home goods, a few food items, and decor. I agree…read morewith the other reviews that it's more of a gift store than antique shop. I would estimate that only about 10% of the inventory was antiques and many of these were bigger items like dressers. Several of the products I looked at were made by small businesses, such as the soaps and seasoning I bought. We came in December so the store had a lot of Christmas decor while we were there. I'd love to come back during another time of year to see what they have then as well!

I absolutely have to give this place credit for being such a cool shop, but it fell short of my…read moreexpectations. I paid a quick visit after going to Mayer Bros - this place is right down the street crossing Transit road, and is so easy to spot! They've got a small parking lot beside the building. The Olde Steeple itself is absolutely gorgeous - it's an old church built in 1880, and at one point the building had been burned down almost entirely. Extensive renovations eventually brought the Olde Steeple back to life, giving it new purpose by way of becoming a lovely shop, where you can now find some of the cutest home decor, craft items, even teas and coffee! The small barn in the back was donated to the Olde Steeple in 2010, and houses a ton of cool antique furniture pieces. I thought this place would lean more toward being an antique shop, but I didn't find very many antiques here besides what could be found in the barn. (They're listed in Sunday Driver, which is an antique shop directory for NY, so had guessed they would've had more antiques to offer.) I would classify it more as a country store if anything, though one that leans a little more toward the expensive side. I also thought this place would have had more locally made products. They had some awesome homemade jams, but the tea I bought came from SC, and one of the little decor items I bought came from China. The doily I bought also appeared to be mass-produced. I also noticed a lot of 1803 Candles products, which is a company based out of IL. There's nothing wrong with that, of course, but I would have looked more forward to spending what I did if they maybe had some Alpine Made stuff, or maybe some Amish linens and doilies? Maybe I got the wrong idea about what this place was supposed to be. But I will definitely visit again now that I know what sort of things they offer here. Just...don't plan on doing any serious antiquing at this place. Day 22