This is a larger sized shopping center with stores on all four sides. Lots of shopping…read moreopportunities here around the central parking area. However, there isn't great visibility from Delsea Drive so I would recommend you are especially aware of your surroundings and people near you. Petsmart https://www.yelp.com/biz/petsmart-rio-grande-3, Planet Fitness https://www.yelp.com/biz/planet-fitness-rio-grande, Chinese https://www.yelp.com/biz/no-1-chinese-kitchen-rio-grande, Dollar Tree https://www.yelp.com/biz/dollar-tree-middle-township?hrid=vigpHBA-CxwGeFAsuQStfw, Mexican https://www.yelp.com/biz/dos-amigos-rio-grande-2, Hair Cuttery https://www.yelp.com/biz/hair-cuttery-rio-grande, ShopRite https://www.yelp.com/biz/shoprite-of-rio-grande-rio-grande, thrift store https://www.yelp.com/biz/arc-of-cape-may-county-rio-grande-6, a Flamingo Motel https://www.yelp.com/biz/flamingo-motel-rio-grande and pretzels https://www.yelp.com/biz/philly-pretzel-factory-rio-grande are the bigger stores here. Clearly, lots of ways to separate you from your money! There is a traffic light at the eastern end of the shopping center on to Delsea. Use that instead of the western exit that does not have a light. [Review 18238 overall - 114 in New Jersey - 1760 of 2022.]

Food, souvenirs, or just exploring the center city, this is a good place for all the above.read more

Neat little unexpected place that we nearly missed had we not been looking. Had a selection of…read moredifferent quirky and interesting shops that my other half loved. Great place to grab a gift, etc. Store were filled with various odds and ends. Staff in the shops were friendly and kind.

I drove past this place a ton of time while in the Cape May area…read more I'm glad I stopped as I found TONS of deals in this store. I signed up for alerts ... Staff was friendly. Plenty of free parking . I'll be back

9/24/2025 My friend brought me to this store and wow! Beautiful store! I was impressed with how…read moreorganized, bright and beautiful it was! I'm definitely a fan. Everything from household, food (shelf stable), seasonal, pet supplies, personal hygiene items, toys, and on and on! I purchased a very nice pair of Champion shorts for my husband and a couple of other items. I may even go back to stock up on some club soda- extremely reasonable! The products available carry brand recognition too. I signed up to become an insider even though I'll be six feet under for decades before one of these stores is likely to come to my area. The cashier was pleasant and there were no lines and no waiting. The prices were great and the items I looked at were high quality.

Bottom Line: Large store, wide aisles and lots of discounted stuff…read more My husband and I had about an hour to kill before boarding the ferry for Lewes so I decided to stroll around Big Lots. I think I've only been in a Big Lots one other time and it was years ago so I wasn't sure what to expect. On a Friday evening there were not too many shoppers in there which is just how I like it, especially during COVID! I enjoyed meandering the aisles looking at all sort of goodies like kitchen gadgets, Christmas decorations, cleaning supplies and snack foods. In the end I left with a Trolls coloring book, some Haribo gummy candy, a few bottles of water and some puzzles. Regarding the puzzles, my husband and I do lots of 1,000 piece puzzles and I was able to get several at Big Lots for only $6 whereas I usually pay at least $11 at Target or $20 at a specialty puzzle store. Funny enough, one of the puzzles that Big Lots had for $6 I had previously purchased at Hershey Park for $20! The cashiers were nice and check out was easy. Not a fancy store but overall a good experience!

Spent two rainy nights around Valentine's Day at the beach, so there wasn't much to do except eat…read moreor shop, but this gave me the opportunity to check out all the stores nearby and Yelp about them! This Big Lots, located in the same shoping center as Acme on Bayshore Rd, is well equipped with their standard merch, but has intelligently expanded stock on items most needed in the many rental properties nearby. It makes sense that affordable furniture/home goods offerings would be in constant demand, and Big Lots, just off island, would do really well this close to the homes on island (as well as for all the locals in North Cape May and beyond). I noticed many items on the shelves that I found in my rental, so clear evidence of how they're put to use. Likely because this store does so well, I was delighted to find more variety in every department (items that I don't see at stores nearer me), as well as more stock on everything available. I ended up with a fun dog toy for only $5, which my dog has enjoyed way beyond $5 in the few days he's had it. I also got a kid's xylophone for $3 (regular price, not sale), which is rare to find so inexpensive. The bars are metal with the rest plastic, so quality is decent enough to make some fun noise, and I don't worry about my son breaking it like his wood and metal one. For some reason there were a crazy number of pillows all over this store. I could not get away from the pillows. I guess that is another item in high demand at the beach? If you need pillows, Big Lots has 'em. All in all, if you need something to equip your rental, or if you're vacationing and require any home goods, toys for the kids, dog stuff, or junk food groceries, this is a great place to stop! I didn't see staff on the floor, and checkout was friendly but a little apathetic. So this is why I took a star off. But in terms of store cleanliness, merch presentation, ease of navigating store, and stock availability, they deserve 5 stars.

Just the same old touristy trapping trinkets sold by an extremely unpleasant cashier. Their choice…read moreof brands leave you questioning the boundaries of their nature regarding tolerance of others. The store is poorly organized, tightly squeezed, funky smelling and a disaster enclosed in a small space. Avoid.

One of the larger stores in Washington St Mall. I must say…read morethis store is reasonably priced for all the items available for sale. I ended up buying quite a few things here.

Another stop during my rainy stay at the beach…read more This has all the stuff Ross normally has, but certain items stood out in greater number (like similar stores nearby) as stock geared toward rental home needs, vacationer needs, and seashore needs. For example, they had a bunch of small coolers (for bait or small catches), or for taking something to the beach. Useful, for sure. I didn't need it for those puposes, but I still bought two smaller sizes so I could keep frozen groceries in it when I trek out to do a million errands, and need to keep stuff cold while I make the rounds. It was a great deal, and will definitely work at the beach for me as a secondary use. This Ross was much better kept than the one I last visited in Key West a year ago (there aren't many near my home). It was well lit, clean, interior felt newish, merch was attractively presented, well stocked, and easy to navigate. In addition to the coolers, I had to get a Lacoste alligator towel! Straight out of The Preppy Handbook (yes, that's a real book). It was so 80s and too funny, I had to get one in blue. It's going to be my son's beach towel! I was surprised Ross had a deal with Lacoste because this was not a knockoff, the label legit says Lacoste. They also had weed socks and all kinds of crazy stuff in the Young Mens' section. This is the first time I've seen such stuff in such a large box chain store. I mean, Spencer Gifts, sure, but Ross? Staff was friendly, but while multiple associates were on the floor, only one register was open, which created a line, and was unnecessary. So they lose a star there. I had fun looking around but wish I had more time. I left happy with my deals, and wishing they had a store closer to me!

I left a bad review of the store and I still believe it but the way it was handled was great! The…read moredistrict manager contacted me and I am happy with the way it was resolved.

Clean, organized and always can find what I need. Been here a couple times before we go to the…read morebeach .

Walmart runs a very disingenuous operation, and that is a very generous statement. When one…read moresearches for an item of interest online, one is typically presented with the item at a price that is frequently attractive and competitive with other online retailers, and one in particular that needs not any mention. A number of options are available for delivery and local pickup. Typically, the price is displayed prominently, in bold, with a higher price crossed out, as if to indicate a discount. Somewhere below this discounted price is the disclaimer "Price when purchased online." While, on the face of it, this may appear to be a perfectly reasonable proposition from a legalistic, pragmatic perspective, it is a rather deceptive practice that attempts to allow Walmart to compete with certain other online retailers that operate under a completely different business model. The issue is a type of bate and switch in that one is enticed by the attractive price advertised, and thereby encouraged to buy the item from Walmart. As Walmart's primary value proposition is the ability to shop locally and purchase and enjoy the item that same day, the problem arises when such a desire is pursued by the customer. When attempting to purchase the item locally at the advertised price, the customer is then informed that the discounted price is only available when purchased online - which, to be fair is stated on the item's web page - however, one cannot simply then purchase the item online and pick it up right there at the store. No. It must be shipped to the customer's residence. It cannot even be shipped to the store for pickup at a later date. This is what me and my wife have been told on more than one occasion. Is this the true policy? I don't really know. So, in this scenario, we recently desired an item and went to the local store to purchase it. Of course, we were told that we could not purchase the item at the advertised price at the store, and would need to purchase the item online to enjoy the offered $30 savings. So, of course, we left the store and purchased the item from everyone's major competitor and received it two days later. This practice of Walmart is unfair and very deceptive. While it is understandable that they would want to compete directly with this other online retailer, it is not at all acceptable that they should do so under the same brick-and-morter name and business model. If they want to establish an online presence as a retailer operating as a remote seller and shipper, then they should do so under a distinctly and easily identifiable business domain separate from their physical, geographic business persona. Under their current policies and procedures, they are unfairly presenting an alleged advantage to the Walmart shopping experience that really doesn't exist. The crux of the issue lies in the customer's inability to purchase said item at the discounted price without doing so in a remote, ship-to fashion - even after driving to the store and expending time, gasoline and stomach acid. This is not only incredibly stupid, but detrimental to Walmart's profitability and investor commitment as a conventional retailer ostensibly servicing the real, UNvirtual purchasing public. I believe this to be an unlawful practice and I fully intend to file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission citing Walmart as a false advertiser and practicer of deceptive and unfair business practices.