This is for NICOLE. She is a poor example of a Supervisor to be working in the customer service…read moreline. She needs to educate herself with company policy before telling a customer they can't use coupons. She tried to tell me my coupon had "size restrictions". No where in the coupon was there any mention of size restrictions. She shouted at me in front of the whole store and was more interested in winning her argument than making a sale. I went to another Target and used the coupon with no issue. Stay away from Nicole if you want to enjoy your life.

Drive up order was slow, but the customer service was exceptional in handling the situation.read more

This Dollar Tree is constantly disorganized and merchandise is just left in open cardboard boxes…read more It's not a good appearance, and items are just thrown in random places. They just need to really stock the merchandise.

Newer shopping plaza with several interests represented…read more Viewed while visiting Cheese Haven in Port Clinton, Ohio, a well-known stop for a vast selection of cheeses, including aged, smoked, and blended varieties, along with deli items, smoked fish, and wine. We have been visiting for 60 years, and find this shop to be delightful; the nearby retail area has greatly developed. The title of "Walleye Capital of the World" is primarily claimed by two major locations: Lake of the Woods in Baudette, Minnesota, and Lake Erie in Port Clinton, Ohio. Seems to us that Knoll Crest Shopping Center is a very welcome addition to the Cheese Haven area. Knoll Crest Shopping Center includes Newport Dry Goods, Sports Med, Howard Hanna, West Marine, Hong Kong Restaurant, Basset's Hardware and Market, Fisher's Central,.... And Lots of Parking....

One of the only reason I got here is to keep my Mayorship on Foursquare...The only reason you go to…read moreOllies is to find something you need but you dont know what it is.When I go there its just to find something I need @ a very cheap price.Its a good place to go for odds and end.I will say it has a good selection of cheap area rugs,laminate floooring,flower pots,garden supplies and Carpet remnants.When you go to Ollies you can expect to find anything you dont need but you just seem to walk around in cirlcles...I do notice alot of HIPSTERS from the Westside of Cleveland buying the flower pots though....Ollies is a place where most people wander around looking for nothing

Prices are decent and every once in a while you can stumble across a super hot deal. And if you're…read morelucky, it'll be on something you need. I like to kill time in here since the stock is always changing. The book section is cheap and there's a huge variety.

Was visiting family in Ohio and stumbled upon this place in Sandusky because of the Callahan…read moreT-shirt in the window (reference to Chris Farley in Tommy Boy). Super cute store and the store employee was friendly and welcoming. I wish I wasn't limited to luggage restrictions and traveling because I would've bought so many things!

Nice consignment shop with some parking and a clean interior. They have monthly auctions which…read moreusually have great items. Location is a slight downfall as it is located at a main intersection for Cedar Point traffic; and it is impossible to turn left out of the parking lot.

Christine in the Sandusky Ohio jewelry department went above and beyond helping me with gift…read moreshopping offering wonderful selections with handbags. She is a keeper.

Kohls seems to kick all the major stores butts lately, in my opinion. The only exception would be…read moreDillards when they have those mega sales. A 180 dress shirt for 20. . .fine, you got me lol. So this visit involved me going to JC Penny, and finding nothing. The Macy's, and nothing. The people at those places were fine, but I need an "athletic" fit dress shirt or I am all poofey and goofy looking. Not a thing on their stores. So in here, I bothered the first person who I saw when I was lost. About 40 seconds in lol. Chelsea (I think. . . Only red head there) was awesome. She treated me how I wanted to be treated. We must have gone through at least six shirts (fully wrapped and pinned to trying on) before we found the right size and fit for me. The service was so solid, I even looked at ties and bought a couple. Usually I'd get those online, but between the service and the extra discounts she told me about, I was happy to give my business to Kohls and in store. So yea, I'll still cruise through Dillards for a deal, but my shopping is basically locked into Kohls (for the things I can get there, that is).