They were amazingly helpful and friendly More than happy to…read morehelp me decide what best suited my goals.

I recently purchased a pair of hiking boots. After waiting weeks to get them I them u and was…read moretold I had to purchase a pair of insoles for additional $50! I have been breaking them in and went for a 5 mile mile hike this week. By end of hike my feet we're killing me! Lesson learned after spending $170 that I won't be shopping or recommending Sams shoes which is really to bad because I'm a firm believer in supporting local business. I was told I can't return them. I am really surprised that they are still in business. Cathy Herrling

I stopped into Marshalls on Saturday (9 days before Christmas) I needed more Christmas cards and…read morewrapping paper. When I saw the LONG line I thought "do I need this stuff????" I chose to wait in a line that started by the Baby section..... KUDOS to the staff for moving that line right along Everyone was polite and all the registers were open % Stars to Marshalls Auburn

As a fan of Marshalls and TJ Maxx, I enjoy going to various locations to scout out the variety and…read morequality of goods at each store. I'm one of those folks who usually doesn't have an agenda when shopping here, the store tells you what you should buy... :) This location, while small compared to other stores, has a great variety of women's and kid's clothes. The shoe section is not that large but always has a few pair that catch my eye. I wish they had a larger selection of jewelry. They recently made some upgrades to the space that makes the store look bigger and brighter. The store is clean and well organized. Most of the staff are nice and unassuming. I enjoy visiting this store when I'm in Auburn.

Um nice workers and it was pretty clean and organized and they have a Sephora that was niceread more

I love the Auburn Kohl's - I probably don't spend as much as some people, but I usually find what…read moreI'm looking for. The discounts are wonderful, and the people at the Courtesy Desk are friendly and helpful. My only complaint would be that there aren't enough clerks on the floor. I don't always need someone, but when I do, I often can't find anyone. I do enjoy looking around the store, and it always seems clean and well organized.

The Salvation Army and many of the donation/reuse shops are a wonderful way to not only help those…read morewho just can't swing all their needs and to keep mankind from further draining earth's resources or sparing additional pollution from burning or burying usable items. The location in Auburn is usually neat and well organized, I recommend dropping off your decently used old items for someone else to enjoy.

Friendly and knowledgeable personnel. Prices were realistic and merchandise in good condition.read more

Looks the slightest run down and smells like sweat, but what else can you expect from a thrift…read morestore. The section of things other than clothing was pretty small, and I saw ONE piece of furniture which (which was already sold), but there was a LOT of clothes. No pants in my size, but I picked out a shirt and a few fun blazers, and my mom got some very nice dresses. There appeared to be a sizable plus size section (I didn't think to pay that much attention) but there was at least a large rack chock full of tops. Nothing spectacular, but a very fun experience:)

With an awesome Salvation Army just up the street, this place makes a good 2nd stop if you're out…read morelooking for that cashmere sweater or designer shoes. Unfortunately, this place is in the shadow of Sally Anne's and while it's worth a stop it shouldn't be at the top of your list. Like many thrift shops, the racks are full...too full so 'shopping the label" can be tough. It's seems like all the goo stuff has been picked over-or maybe it was never here to begin with. Worth visiting? Sure. There might be a hidden gem here. Somewhere. Good selection of housewares - I think I saw three George Forman grills mixed in with the PC speakers. Check it out after the SA...