This is a beautiful shop. It is more like a resell shop than a traditional thrift store. It is a…read moreboutique shop. The prices are high, but every thing is great quality.

Their staff genuinely care about helping women get out of poverty so they can take care of their…read morechildren.

For-profit new and resale "vintage" clothing. Excellent quality, higher-than-thrift prices but not…read moremuch so. Good variety of clothing, favoring womens over mens. Has many sunglasses, and costumes and fetish apparel. It's incredibly well organized. This is what Urban Outfitters might be if it priced things reasonably but UO has better jeans selection. Very high inventory, two floors, childrens items, too. A small amount of lingerie. No mens undies. Scant shoes. Big on winter apparel, poised towards a younger look. Little formal wear. It has a lot of competition, but the merch is first-rate, even the "vintage" stuff. This is a national chain, and from what I can tell, its first Indiana location. Merchandise suits the student population well. No formal wear.

The music is obnoxious. Prices are pretty high and didnt see much. Staff was friendly though.read more

I work here...but I hate the style of clothing that Old Navy offers. It's cheap--sure. But it's…read morecheaply made.

Ok- this review has nothing to do with clothes, prices, sales or cheesy advertising. This is about…read morethe staff. We came in to hit the clearance rack for some clothes for our rapidly growing boys. Of course, being right after Christmas, they insisted on bringing some new toys to play with... Because clothes shopping is so boring, right? Anyway, the 4 year old had a transformer of some kind and set it down. When we came back to look for it, my wife found it, but it was missing a leg. She gave the store our phone number in case they found the missing part. I didn't hold out much hope. Well the next day we got a call. An associate had found it, and another said, "Hey! Someone was looking for that!" They called us up and we came and got it, to the delight of our 4 year old. So while there could have been a lesson about taking care of your toys, and I'd have thought no less of the store, because anyone could have just tossed that part, they didn't. Thanks for taking care of guests long after the sale. Well done!

Typical Target store in a mall near campus. Overrun with college students on a nice Sunday…read more Generally well stocked though perhaps a bit picked over in the school supplies aisles - but then school just started for schools as well as the university campus. Located in an older indoor mall setting which are getting rarer and rarer. Updates are likely in the offing as many shops are now accessible from the outside like newer strip centers.

While this Target location was located near the cabin rental we were staying at, we were…read moredisappointed with the selection of food items that they had available. We went there for a very short list of items: bottled water, sugar, a deck of cards, coffee creamer and hot sauce. They had everything that we needed but only in large quantities or if they had a smaller container or quantity available, the price didn't make sense for us to purchase it. We were able to purchase a 6-pack of Ice Mountain water for a decent price, but the only container of sugar that they had was a 4 or 5 lb. bag. I was looking for a small canister like what you might see near the coffee pot in an office. We found the cards, but they were only sold in 2-packs. We have lots of cards at home, but forgot to bring them. We didn't want to buy two packs. The coffee creamers were all pretty large, except for the half and half, which I was not able to convince my husband to select (not Target's fault). Lastly, was the hot sauce...only big bottles available. I just wanted a small, purse-sized bottle to use at the cabin. I left without hot sauce and sugar. I guess the moral to the story is, instead of attempting to force people to buy large quantities or bigger packages, offer a smaller variety and get the sell!

We absolutely love 1828 Apparel! We order jackets, t-shirts…read moreand misc clothing from them. They are always very fast, do excellent work and beat any deadline I have had. Pricing is fair, make sure to let them know what you want and they will make it happen. The variety they have is extensive from summer wear to winter and can embroider just about anything! Don't forget to stop in and see the products they offer-don't just phone your order in! They have unique items for sale from bath bombs to lip gloss that has a light! (Not a lot of these type of products but still super fun!) You will be the envy of your friends when you shop 1818 Apparel!

1818 Apparel is absolutely incredible! They rush ordered the shirts I needed, and were extremely…read morehelpful throughout the whole process. The shirts were also very well done! Great place!

Nice finds! Great Prices ! Friendly Staff! Nice selection of books, shoes, and clothes.read more

The Service Looks Nice But there Is Too Much Selection…read moreAnd The Value Is Expensive To Cheap!!!

If you don't like their views...get over yourself and don't shop there. Go somewhere else. Go to…read moreMichael's. Use Amazon. Hobby Lobby is wonderful and I love all the decor and craft supplies you can get! Friendly people work here, too!

Downgrade. I buy…read morefuel here, the biggest saving. Sam's Club is not paying attention. Their prices can be competitive, and any shopper can't ignore that. It's why I go there at all. Now that I've shopped at other Sam's Clubs, in Indy and across the country, I've found that this location suffers in small but serious ways. The first one relates to groceries, where in comparison, this location has a far more limited selection. In its place is far more booze, do the near monopoly on liquor in the county by Big Red. Drinkers go here; much floor space is dedicated to beer/wine/liquor at the expense of food and grocery selections. Worse, on important items, they're not the cheapest around. Even Walmart, their cousin down the street, has better prices and selection in many areas-- without the need to buy in huge bulk quantities. The edge that Sam's has gets thinner and thinner. I'm hoping for a Costco to put price pressure on them. The people that work at Sam's are great. I have had great service. It's the layout and inventory limitations that make this location far less useful.

I like this Sam's Club and only this Sam's Club. The other Sam's I've been to are dirty and…read moreunorganized. The Bloomington one is actually really nice. The people at the optical center know what they're doing and are friendly. I do like Costco better than Sam's. Costco prices are better. Sam's is getting to the point where you don't even need a club membership. No one checks. And if you do self checkout or scan&go then they really don't know who's membership you're using if you don't have your own.