I like that you can get a pair of shoes for under $20. However some things seem to be a bit…read moredisorganized. The you g man at the register was super fast and pleasant though. Kudos to him!

I mean, if I could give it a zero than I would. That a terrible place to shop at. I could not…read moreimagine if I had to ever go through that. If I ever even saw that in person, I would flip! This place should be shut down, there are terrible reviews all over social media about this place.

Very well organized and neat store. When the lines get long they immediately get more people on the…read moreregisters. The staff looks happy and friendly. There's an energetic vibe to the store that I love. They stock all my favorite items and regularly get new and trending stuff. The Good and Gather brand is affordable and reliable. I love the seasonal items. They are very helpful. Drive up is my go to when I have too much to do. The deals they have makes them affordable. Paresa has been working in the store for quite some time and she is super helpful, kind and professional. Love the Olathe Super Target on 119th!

Ah Target, the bright eyed, bushy tailed Vanguard and BlackRock owned competition to that big blue…read morechain (FYI you better know those two holders as... well, nevermind). Olathe's Super Target has a huge sprawling parking lot with enough space under one roof to get in a mile of walking, if one were so compelled. Located in a safe and extremely close to most major roads and the interstate, almost anything you need since it's a Super Target. They do have a few employees walking around however you might have to hunt a bit to get them. However once you do, they're extremely willing to assist and friendly. Finally the place is always clean and well stocked with inventory so that's a huge bonus. If you're shopping for clothing, they do a pretty good job of maintaining many different sizes and keeping the clothes in their proper racks. Many other stores you can find the clothes just thrown about. The seasonal selection is decent but runs out pretty quick as they like to get the items in early, then restock only a few times, allowing it to run out well before the holiday. Most items like pet food and accessories are in abundance, hardware and housing goods have most of what someone needs and the kitchen section has a lot of average equipment to great stuff depending on what you need. For example, the knife selection is horrible but mixers are just as good as anywhere else. I do all of my vitamin and specialty medicine (not prescription) from Target as it's the cheapest. As for the food, it has what one has come to expect from Target, average products at a low cost however when it comes to fruit and veggies, they're much better than "mart" place of a "wall". The baked and homemade food items are average but better than that other "blue" store! They do have a pretty good bakery and they're the only one that sells Boston Cream Pie!!! I've also found they're the best for toys as I when I take my kids they have all most popular items and in bulk. So, if you want that GI Joe action figure, you probably will find it here. As for electronics, they have most of the newest gaming consoles, games and controllers however 4k media is limited, but that's a standard among all stores now as physical media continues to be replaced by inferior forms of content like streaming. Overall, Target is exactly what you expect anywhere and that's by design. The only real differences are subtle things that regionally might sell better at one place then another state won't offer a product as it won't make sense. Think of a heavy winter coat for sale in Texas - it isn't needed. Other than those items, it's Target so you already know what you want. This is the best Target around and will definitely save you trips to other stores.

Located in a very safe part of town, in a very easy to access location right off of 135th St, Kohls…read moreis there to service almost all of your clothing needs, along with other offerings that one might need for the house. Walking in the place is very clean and sterile, a much-appreciated attention to detail aspect. That said I didn't see many employees walking around so if you have questions, you'll have to be proactive and hunt them down for yourself. The place is logically laid out so finding what you need should be a breeze as apposed to other places I've been. Small stuff first. The kitchen section has a few nicer items but is marked up a lot from a regular experience, sometimes by a lot. So if you want Bobby Flay's pan set, break out the plastic baby it's gonna cost ya! Next the bedroom supplies aren't marked up that much and should have something to satisfy most people. For instance they have pillows, not specialized items but a sizable list of generic ones (could be name brand but I'm not a pillow expert). The kids might be a little sour on the toy section. It's not very big. I can't speak on the womens section. Oh wait, I did have to buy some tights for running a half marathon and since it's done at the end of winter they're readily available. The only pair I could find were womans yoga pants. That's right, I ran a half marathon with 30k other people in womens yoga pants (relax I had shorts on over them). Anyways the point is they do have something for everyone. As for the mens section it's decent. The available styles are extremely generic, lacking anything trendy. It's like dating the guy or girl which dress ok but have no knowledge of what's in fashion NOW. Their sports apparel section in terms of clothing for exercise is very good, but unless you have a local team, it's for the masses. So what do I buy here? Dress pants, dress shirts, dress belts and the occasional "Kramer" shirt. But if you're debating socks, underwear, tshits and so on, you're better off choosing that big red or blue store. As for their shoes, they do have a decent collection but void of top performance or style shoes. Overall, Kohl's is very middle America in terms of financial tier, the mentality and corporate targeting. Shopping here isn't as cheap as those big box places however it's not as expensive as those NY style department stores. This particular Kohls is safe with good employees and a lot of decent, albeit dated products. Stop on buy if you're buying a little something for yourself or family and want to save a buck while not looking completely out of touch.

I knew it was going to be interesting when the lady at the customer care counter was in full on…read moreface mask like a welding shield. I'm so absolutely done with this organization and their magic money. Here is a reward for buying from our store if you need to exchange the item we will deduct that reward so you have to pay MORE than you paid the first time. DONE with the games I would rather pay more for the item the first time and have a straightforward policy than this funny money BS. Maybe try hiring a customer service employee that isn't afraid of the public. Ridiculousness really

This store is such a cool way to experience a part of Japanese culture through shopping. I…read moreattached a picture of the pricing because it can be confusing for first time shoppers. It took me a little bit to get the hang of it. There are a ton of sections in this store including car, beauty, snacks, decor, crafting, etc. The store just opened so it was super clean! The staff was super helpful as well. They were asking people if they were doing okay and helped people find things. The base price of things not priced is $2.25 so it's also super affordable. It kind of reminds me of Amazon in person. There were many things that I've seen on amazon that i've never seen in a store. There is also self checkout! Overall a great experience and definitely a store everyone needs to stop in!

Daiso has finally come to Kansas! Yihaww! Japanese dollar store! Great selection of snack,…read morehousehold good, cosmetics, and more! Be aware that in Kansas it's not a dollar due to shipping costs, etc. It starts at $2.50 and goes up depending upon the item. Lots of parking!

Does anyone find NR to be their kryptonite? Yeah I can't leave without something in hand…read more Found several shoes on two separate occasions, adidas footwear and cutest Sam Edelman pink slip ons. Oh and I found some themed Mickey & gang glassware

I've been a fan of the Rack for years and overall this location is pretty solid. I do think that in…read morethis post covid era we find ourselves in, shopping at a department store like this IRL has lost a bit of its charm. I remember pre-covid I used to go here to hunt for a steal on clothes and usually left with some goodies. On my recent visits I've left often without anything in tow, as I think there are often better deals online. I will say, however, that on our most recent visit my husband was in need of a new suit for work and knowing how expensive suits can be, and that he only needs to wear one a few times a year, it was great to find a good price on one here for him. Additionally they were able to alter it in house, which made for one less stop. Overall I'll continue to shop here, but I doubt I'll ever be as frequent of a shopper as I was pre 2020.

For the love of G-d!! PLEASE water the indoor plants in the garden center! They are SOOO THIRSTY…read moreand they're dying; it's a crying shame! Like, why have indoor plants for sale if you, as a store, don't even give a $#!+ about watering them?! It's cruel! Yeah, yeah, call me dramatic. "Ohh, look out, the chick from Southern California is here, and she's upset about the plants dying!" You're dang right, I am!

This place is awesome! Not only tremendous merchandise and services, but tremendous employees!! I…read morewent in today with eyeglasses that had fallen apart, due to a screw falling out and getting lost. I have zero spare money and warned them that I might not be able to pay much for repairs or replacement screws. A wonderful woman who worked in the Vision Center, gave me a screw AND repaired my glasses for free! I can't wait to have some spending money again, so I can use it there!!

Nice cheap store. When all the big store can't sell that seasonal/new food items, this is where…read morethey end up at. The mis-fit land of Big Lots. Which at a more discounted price makes trying that crazy item cool. Now don't fall in love with it because they will eventually run out of it and it will be gone forever. As for other the items in the store it is a hit or miss on the prices being cheaper. If anything it is cool to just browse through. Also the staff is usually friendly.

I do not like big lots. Was very upset after spending a fair amount of time looking over the wicker…read morefurniture. Finally deciding on one then finding out at checkout it was out of stock. Put a freaking sign out so people don't waste their time. Won't go back.

Nordstrom has the largest selection of bras in KC! Size 30…read moreband through 48 band IN STORE! A cup - N Cup (11D'S) IN STORE! Brands include B'Temptd, Natori, Fantasie, Free People Intimately, Elomi, Chantelle, Savage Fenty and Wacoal. Honeylove in Bras and Shapewear up to 3X or 44G.

Higher end retail. We just happens to be in on a Saturday. Today, they have a DJ playing music…read moreduring a beauty trend event. Pretty good music playing while we shopped.

The opening of this location was highly anticipated after the long-standing store closed at the…read moreGreat Mall. Though this beloved chain has been around for decades, I do feel the opening of this location was a miss. Here is why: Location: 2/10 Located near 119th and Blackbob, this store shares a busy parking lot near Target and OfficeMax. The majority of the traffic that silos through this parking lot is for Target, which is almost always crowded. Because of this, I was not a fan. Ideally, it is the perfect location but you will fight crowds and traffic. We had deep into the parking lot for a spot. Inventory: 6/10 I was pretty underwhelmed with their selection. They had a great selection of candles and home decor, and the clothing was just okay. Thankfully, I was able to find what I needed. I am sad nothing excited me and the prices were decent and depended on what you were buying. Their toy section looked like they got a lot of their inventory from a garage sale. :-/ Locked Up: ?/10 The baskets automatically lock and freeze when you get close to the doors. This also causes the security alarms to activate. This happened often and I imagine it's because customers did not want to carry their bags out to the car. The baskets do this to prevent theft and the idea is great. However, it made it easy for someone to walk right out of the store with free merchandise because the employees manning the doors were too busy explaining the cart system to customers. LOL Customer Service: 7/10 Diversity among the staff was decent but I was not impressed with the service from the employees. The person checking us out looked like she wanted to be anywhere but at the store. I guess I cannot blame her because the line was long but moving quickly. She could take some pointers from the person next to her, who was engaging with customers and joking around with them. She did a great job of removing the security tags from the clothing and double wrapping the candles. Overall: 6/10 I can take it or leave it and I much prefer Home Goods or Target on home decor items. The mall location was run down and well past its prime, so the new location is nice, clean, and perfectly situated in a busy strip mall. Though I am glad they added this store to the already busy location, I wish their product inventory at least matched their neighbors Kirkland's and Target. Sometimes cheaper is not always better and you are better off getting a great coat or jacket here.

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Disappointing... two weeks ago I'd gone in to buy a $200 gift card for my husband to buy some…read moreboots. We came in yesterday to pick some out and after 35 minutes off him (picky as he is) looking at the wall, a young worker comes over and recommends he goes to a different store called Gringos, then says "my name is Conner by the way." (I think that was his name.) Obviously, with our gift card that wasn't the choice for us. So, he picked out a pair of black Tony Lamas and brought them to the counter. We waited for the people at the counter to stop eating their hot chips and taking all their sodas out their gas station bags for them to actually talk to us. My husband asked they had them in any other color. The guy said no. Then showed him the only other pair or Lamas in his size and said "this is all we got." The icing on the cake: My husband decides to get the black boots anyway because they were the closest in price to the $200 we had in-store. The guy at the counter wouldn't check us out until he was done talking to his co-worker about how disappointing his hot chips are. Doesn't dry off/clean off his hands from the food, THEN approaches us and touches his shoes. He ends up, realizing that the boots have been mistagged. We ask him to honor the tag on the boot, because for us $50 difference is a big deal, and these are the only Tony Lamas within $100 of our price range. He says no. We go back to the shelf to look some more when we hear the boys and the lady with colorful locs laughing about us. Overall... terrible workers. Sad that there was no help on the mis-tag, which was a genuine tag by all similarities except for the color, so how would we have known? They only noticed because we asked if they had any other colors. Bummer! Won't be returning to Boot Barn... not that they would care!

Just got into boot barn and was stared down by the lady and guy at the register like they've never…read moreseen an Asian who likes cowboy hats before, felt so uncomfortable I left because not one employee wanted to help me, that's fine I just want people to be aware never to come here