Some of the employees who work the register's are rude and defensIve. The ones who work the floor/…read morerestocking as well. They have a big selection of merchandise though. But ZERO customer skills.

I have been to so many of these types of stores over the past few weeks. I have come to understand…read morethe appeal and almost near cult following they have. It's almost addictive to want to scour the shelves for the treasures you think you might find. I wasn't looking for anything in particular when I was stopping here, but of course I had a few ideas in mind when I was looking. I went directly to the housewares department as I was looking for items that would help me in the kitchen area. Somehow during the move I lost my utensils, among other things. Eating with plastic utensils and chopsticks was getting to be a bit too much. I ended up finding not just utensils while I was there. This location was rather well organized. Staff were helpful. Checking out was a breeze and I was onto my next location.

Ollie's is wild. Truly. This is like the Wild West of reduced price outlets. Everything is super…read morecheap and way, way, way marked down. Staffing is at a minimum, but if you need help you can usually find it. It's cluttered, and things aren't always orderly, but if you want a stack of Bubbleguppies coloring books for 25 cents or a giant pack of Phantom Menace paper plates from 1999 you'll never possibly use up, then you can accept a little clutter. I'm fairly certain that Ollie's might even be a portal to another world of low cost delights and inter-dimensional bargains. There's no way to tell, really.

Store a mess! value is basically same as target only 1$ off most stuff. service horrid do not…read morerecommend

Call me crazy but my favorite department store just may be 200 miles from my home. I forgot to…read morebring a proper coat on a holiday visit and wound up at Belk on Black Friday expecting to be drawn and quartered by an unruly mob looking for a Door Buster on Ugly Christmas sweaters or a quick organ harvest among the trampled rabble. However, Southern Maryland ain't Jersey so the crowds were well behaved and the help was genuinely nice pointing you to neat and orderly racks gently persused by customers not looking for a cage match. Retailing done right... I just couldn't believe my eyes. Five easy stars.

I came in here with no real reason behind it. I just decided that I would give them a shot to see…read morewhat they might have on sale. I was still in the process of buying small things that I needed for my apartment. I went directly to the home department to look around. I still needed some kitchen gadgets, storage options, and linens. Wasn't really set on buying anything, but I used this as a jumping off point to keep in mind what I wanted/needed. They did have a pretty decent sale going on, but the sale was a bit weird. They to compound it with the way they do clearance and you are right out confused. You really have to look to make sure what you are looking at is the right price as it is listed. After a few minutes of my mind being boggled, I decided it was time to exit and keep this in mind as I was about to go to a competitor. I wanted to compare prices before I committed to an item.

A good gem in SOMD. Large store with a great grocery section. Pretty much has everything you need…read morefood wise as well as cleaning products, clothes, toys, eleven, etc. I would say it is a standard Target with expected and reasonable prices, nothing more, nothing less. I do have to highlight the Starbucks. Very friendly staff and usually delicious coffee!

Spent a good 10 min waiting for someone to open the technology locked behind glass, nothing. Went…read moreto go ask someone and they said they couldn't do it. Went to Best Buy and bought it without someone having to open it and got approached by 2 people for help. Overal a fine store but go somewhere else for tech, games, ....

A few holiday decorations and in & out…read more My visit to Big Lots was brief. I thought it had lots of holiday items for everyone to choose. It was a bit crowded though. I try not to linger in stores given social distancing requirements.

On par for a discount store, offering plenty in the way of housewares, cheap-o furniture, school…read moresupplies, and basic non-refrigerated groceries. There's probably not too much I'd actually buy from here, but it's a good option for an extra set of sheets, a set of lamps, or what have you. This store in particular is in the somewhat depressed part of Lexington Park, near the old main gate at Pax River, next to a Rite Aid and a few restaurants. It's main competitor, Rose's, has been closed for more than six months, so this is the go-to store for cheap stuff, I guess, since Family Dollar and their ilk are much smaller.

I've never had any problems at this particular location. We order quite a bit of clothing through…read morePenny's online system and then if there are issues we can return them to this brick and mortar store. They often have pretty good sales, and if you get the coupons from the local papers there are some great deals. Sometimes the lines are a bit long at the cashier but the staff is always friendly.

I ordered a coat and had it shipped to this store for my mother. The JCPenney in my area was out of…read moreher size so I figured it would be easier just to sent it directly to her...WRONG. I ordered the item on Black Friday. It didnt arrive until December 10-- six days after the latest arrival date they predicted. Then on December 14 when she drove up to the store to pick up her coat and another item she'd ordered herself she's was told they couldn't find it. I called the store and after not getting an answer in the womens department (twice) I tried kids. A nice lady answered and went to look, she couldn't find it either. She asked if I could call back in 20 minutes so she could look through two more racks. I was okay with that and called back some time later. Guess what? I tried the kids department twice and the womens department twice-- NO answer. JCPenney should not do catalog orders. This is only my second one. I didn't get my first order either. JCPenney as a whole needs to fix their inventory and logistics issues. You cant have people order and pay for stuff only yo cancel the order bc you dont have the inventory or show that a package has been delivered to one of your stores only for your employees to not be able to find it. Unacceptable.

The few times I've gone inside this Kohl's I haven't been impressed because of the disorganization…read moreand low stock of items. In fact, the last time I went I was just looking for two pink bath towels and they didn't have any shade of pink at all available in the entire bath section. However, their curbside pickup service gets five stars from me. It's great when I just need something small and quick (most recently, a tablecloth for Thanksgiving) and don't want to spend $75 to get free shipping to my house. I also have a daughter who is too young to wear a mask so I'm not crazy about bringing her inside. I've used it three times now and each time the employee has been super friendly and I've had to wait no more than five minutes in my car. I think a lot of restaurants could take a page out of their playbook for curbside pickup.

I love Kohls BUT the associates working there need to gave a class on customer service. They are…read morerarely friendly and/or acknowledge your presence. I went today (9/07/2019) and the cashier couldn't say hello, but was worried about her lunch and going to McDonald's while speaking to the neighboring cashier. It is a shame but do most shopping online anyway.

Ever just have a horrible experience at a Walmart where it just reinforces your displeasure for the…read morecompany? Well let me tell you a tale. I came in here in hopes of picking up a few items I knew I wouldn't find elsewhere. With that, I also browsed. I found the items that I wanted and continued to shop for other things. I went from department to department, jumped into the clearance section, and just continued to browse to see if there was anything I might finally grab. After grabbing everything I needed and few things I wanted, it was off to the races. By that I mean entering the gauntlet that is the registers. This was the only Walmart that I had come to where the registers were sequestered from the rest of the store where everyone is funneled into. Then the associates that work this area yell to direct you where to go. Then they act as if you are an idiot using their machines. It's one thing to assume that people don't know how to use them, but it's another when there are mistakes made by the company. I had grabbed a Brita from the shelves in hardware because the price was too good to pass up. I doubled checked the shelves just to make sure that this just wasn't misplaced, there were several more in the area. I should have taken a picture of this as it came back to bite me later. I scanned the Brita last since it was the biggest item and wouldn't fit in the bag with the other items I grabbed. When I rang it up, the price was $20 more than listed on the shelf. I asked the associate nearest to me about it and at first she just brushed me off and indicated that I needed to pay that price. I told her that the price on the shelf was marked at $19.98. She questioned me as to where it was. I told her, hardware department, top shelf as you walk in the aisle with others of the same items right next to it. I told her the price was listed and this is where she basically called me an idiot. Her words, "The price tag is beneath the item, not on top of it." I looked her dead in the eye and said, "You don't say, this is especially true if the item is on the top shelf." Then she said I needed to pay full price. I then reiterated that there were more than one of the same exact item in the same spot. She kind of stood there and thought that if she stared me down I would shut up, buy the item, and leave the store. Then when I hit her with the fact that I used to work for Walmart some years ago she backed down. She then took off to the hardware department to check the item. I should have known something was up for as long as it took her to come back, and this is where I realized I should have taken a picture while I was there, but with full hands it was hard to do. She came back with a picture of the shelf, where she obviously moved the items around. The shelf was perfectly zoned with the items moved around to different locations. She felt so proud to have showed me that picture. Like a toddler thinking they won a fight. Then she told me that she could only give me 10% off, as if to placate me to get me out of the store. I told her to get it off my transaction so I could get out of there. She did, all while her coworker looked on as if to be her backup. What's even worse was after I had finished up and paid and was walking out she was at the customer service desk gloating what she just did. Horrible people equals a horrible experience. Then to do their survey is even worse. They make one attempt to contact you and never follow up.

when I order for delivery your Walmart delivery person is always polite and is always careful with…read moremy items, I want to thank the delivery servic

It isn't as organized as other Ross's I've been to, but it's nice. I have noticed if you go in the…read moremorning, it's super organized. So I am going to assume it is the customers who really do the damage. It takes some time and digging, but I always find something, usually a cute outfit or dress. I find it a good place to spend some time while my husband shops at Best Buy.

This Ross is reaallllyyy rough. It is usually poorly organized, not very clean and often has long…read morelines. The shoe section is never well organized and their selection is awful. I would rather drive over to Marshalls! The best thing about this place is that it is convenient to Target, Best Buy and Petco.