Update: I went in yesterday and with all this covid crap going on you'd think the cashiers would be…read moresuper short dealing with annoying people.. Nope!! Olivia was such a sweetheart! So friendly. She definitely changed my view I had of Marshall's. The employees were keeping everything wiped down and clean. They were stocked up on everything. Prices didn't change. I'm very pleased with Marshall's. Of course I'll be returning. Hopefully I'll get to run into Olivia again. She is just so easy to talk to.

Everytime my grandma goes into this store by herself the workers are such a Holes to her, like they…read moregot mad at her for putting all the things on the counter giving her an attitude to just leave it, today she went in, they asked her if she wants a bag, she said no she has her own, they still charged her for a bag and when she went inside asking for her money back for it, they just said "heres the bag". always check ur receipt.

It's the vibe obviously these vendors enjoy what they do. I love coming here every week!read more

From the owner: Stop by the Downtown Hemet Farmer's and Artisanal Market every Saturday from 5pm to 9pm. Shop from…read moredozens of handmade vendors, fresh local produce, small batch breads, pastries, and desserts, mouth-watering food trucks, and more, under the beautiful, majestic palms in the heart of Historic Hemet, while enjoying live music from beloved local musicians. Come spend a Saturday with us in a safe, family-friendly, and fun atmosphere, and help us spread the word so everyone can enjoy a day out with us! We love supporting local businesses and artists!

Well, I saw an ad for the Friday nite marketplace so I thought I'd check it out. I'm sorry to say…read morethat I was very disappointed in what we found there. Several local artisans had their works for sale and there were zero food vendors, definitely not what I expected. It is a place for locals to display their wares but it needs to grow for the Marketplace to be successful. Just my opinion,

The FORGOTTEN Corner! It's so sad that the Farmer's Corner barn is only open for looks. It's…read morebasically a barn with shops around it. The barn itself which has room for shops, is empty, dark and totally neglected. The barn is supposed to have SHOPS! There's no selection! What's even weirder is that SJ's Weekend Farmer's Market is outside in the parking lot adjacent to the buffet in the surrounding area rather than IN the Farmer's corner. I walked in today to see if anything has changed and it's exactly the same as five years ago. There's creepy western mannequins lurking in dark corners and the lights are off. One lonely soul was taking his break from his shift at the barber shop outside, it was so dark I almost ran into him! The Farmer's Corner is a relic out of time, it's a staple of SJ's culture that needed an update 20 years ago. That being said, I do suggest visiting the businesses outside (the only businesses) like The Good Egg, Gentlemen's Parlor, etc. and the Weekend Farmer's Market. I hear people get good deals at these businesses and there's plenty of food and services provided.

Closed and no more information... No lights, doors…read morelocked...must be out of business...‍Went 2 different days without any business being open!

Only stopped by to look at refrigerators and stoves. Didn't find what I wanted, but they had a…read morelarge amount of stuff

I had stopped going to Ross because of the ridiculous long lines and ALWAYS ALWAYS 1 cashier. It's…read morestill the same. However there is ONE Employee Adrianna who is always very kind and helpful. I always think she's the only employee that works as a cashier because every time I go in there, she's the only one working the register. HEMET IS a Senior Community. So it's a really big bummer to have to stand and wait in long lines, when you are older and have aches and pains! I would like for once, to walk into the store and there be a miracle that there is more than just one person working the register!!! But it hasn't happened yet!! and no, I will not use the self check out, I'm not an employee. I believe they're hoping that people just use self check out so that they don't have to hire more employees, but it's not gonna happen with me. Either way KUDOS to Adrianna she is an incredible employee and a true asset to Ross. She seems to really enjoy serving the customers and is always smiling, it's really too bad that no one comes out and helps her on another register. They do have great items with incredible prices anti great selection.

Staff Can Use Improvements, Self-Checkout Was An Improvement…read more Selection In Menswear & Housewear Are Decent.

And I just said to myself I couldn't imagine giving these guys a 2 star review. Rain is a great…read morecustomer service advocate! I left my cart in front of closed check out lanes to go to the restroom. No cart. Went to customer service area. Not my cart there. I was about to leave not going to retrace stuff and Ray cones up with my cart! He is super courteous and directed me to the cash line per my request. Then I needed to take items off my order. Ray arrived again moments after I called for help. He wanted to make sure I didn't wait long. Walmart finally got something right. They hired Ray !

I returned here with an eGift Card I received. I was really impressed with the number of employees…read morefilling the shelves and stocking the fruits & vegetables on Sunday about 9 a.m. I found most of the items I needed here. Barilla Al Bronzo pasta was not on the shelves, or at least I didn't find it in the store. I asked employee in produce about purchasing an individual banana, as their display near the door had Organic Bananas, but they were bundled. He told me where to find the loose ones in the store. He was polite. Then I stopped to ask a few different employees in produce where to find a whole watermelon; then another employee in produce where to find sweet potatoes. All 3 employees were helpful. Went I went to checkout I asked the employee about the process for using an eGift Card. She asked if I needed help. She placed and processed my items in the checkout. I went over the amount of the gift card and she handled the whole process without my help. She took all the stress out of shopping for me.

This hobby isn't like the Hobby Lobby. I'm used to back in LA and so it was quite difficult to fall…read morein love with this one, particularly because I visited during the holidays, and there wasn't much stock quite frankly, and so it just kind of like disappointed me in the sunset. I have to probably travel to another Hobby lobby that it's a little bit more out of my way with more population surrounding it and so I'll probably run into the same issue. Parking is great in this location. I believe this Hobby Lobby is added as an adjunct to a mall or a shopping center in Hemet. I do wanna say I've been to the one in Moreno Valley and I do think that that one by far out weighs this one, but I may be biased because of the location where it's at

I'm surer happy to report that they are finally carrying some 3d filament at my local store. I've…read morebeen reading online that they are going to start carrying more 3d printing items and I have been looking and asking every week or so, and today was the day. I picked up 4 of the 5 colors they had, and some other tools. So happy. Other than that, this place will drain my wallet, so much stuff to buy. Always love to stop in and see what is new.

Melissa is very rude, and has a bad attitude. Needs to be clear and needs to speak up when talking…read moreand make sure of what she is doing. She did not listen to what i wanted and did the exact opposite of what i wanted. If you hate your job so much go else where, no need to be crappy to everyone else.

Toxic, Undertrained, and Unprofessional - Hemet, CA Burlington store (Store #1007)…read more Pros: Meet some great coworkers and supervisors! Some were so supportive and kind. I appreciated the ones that helped teach me new skills. It was nice to help customers and put a smile on their faces! You also get a 15% discount, sometimes discount 30% depending on the month. Cons: I received almost no proper training. I was expected to handle complicated customer situations with little to no guidance. There is very poor management. When I asked for help, my manager (Jennifer) publicly humiliated me many times. She once stood behind me while I helped a customer and yelled, "I'm done. I'm over it," clearly referring to me. Then she continued, "She's been here since September; she just has too many questions. She came from Temecula." She mentioned these details so I would know she was talking about me. This was in front of customers and coworkers. Moments later, she was talking to me like nothing happened. When I ran into an issue at the register and needed help, she made a rude comment again about me "always having questions." If I had been trained properly, I wouldn't need to ask. The schedule app glitched, and I missed a shift that wasn't showing on my end. I apologized and showed them proof on my phone. Instead of understanding, Jennifer called me a "loser" three times in front of another manager, who laughed at me. After that, the discomfort continued for the rest of my time. Jennifer often acted passive-aggressive towards me. Supervisor Emily was also known for yelling at employees, especially new hires, both in person and over the walkie. This only added to the toxic atmosphere and made it harder for newcomers to feel supported. The store manager, Steve, was cold and judgmental. After I submitted honest feedback in a company survey (which was supposed to be anonymous), I started being targeted. Every time I worked with him, I was the only cashier on duty, even during rushes with 15+ people in line. This happened multiple times consecutively, and it was clear it was intentional. Steve would stand silently at the front of the store, arms crossed, not speaking or offering help, just staring while I struggled. He would call people out for mistakes but never offer support. Managers regularly talked about customers behind their backs, judging their outfits and behavior, which was incredibly unprofessional. Public yelling over the walkie was common, both for small mistakes and for new employees. Expect to be embarrassed in front of coworkers and customers. If you're new, you'll likely be thrown on the register without knowing how to process layaways, tax exemptions, or desensitize products (like jewelry and accessories that constantly beep when customers leave). Unsafe working conditions we regularly closed after midnight, and the parking lot is not safe. I encountered people under the influence near the store doors. I often had to be on high alert walking to my car alone. Overall, this was a toxic environment where management made employees feel replaceable and unsupported. The bad far outweighed the good. Advice: Invest in proper training. Don't just throw new hires into situations they aren't prepared for. Don't humiliate your employees for asking questions, it means they care about doing the job right. Calling someone a "loser" or making rude, personal comments is never acceptable in any workplace. If you're going to ask for employee feedback, don't retaliate when it's honest. Protect anonymity. Steve: Leadership is not silent or loud judgment, it's active support. Standing at the door with your arms crossed while your team struggles is not leadership. Stop relying on yelling and public shaming as a way to correct mistakes. It only creates fear and resentment, and doesn't help employees improve or feel supported. Jennifer: Being a manager means leading with patience and professionalism, not passive-aggressive behavior. Embarrassing a new employee for asking questions isn't leadership; it's bullying. You may be used to doing things a certain way, but tearing someone down doesn't make you more experienced; it makes you unapproachable. Be mindful of safety. Late-night closings without any attention to parking lot security are a difficult situation for employees. Address the toxic dynamic between long-term managers and new hires. Everyone deserves respect, no matter how long they've been there.