It's a Walmart!!! What else can be said either you'll go in and get what you need because they have…read moreit or they don't simple as that. The customer service could be so much better but at times businesses hire who they can and their needs may not be met which causes the customer to suffer. BUT I will say when I do find things I need they are always a great selection.

Employees weren't very welcoming! They didn't have a great selection of items we were in need of !…read moreEmployees weren't much help with helping us locate items in the store! We are from Birmingham AL so we weren't familiar with this location!

The dillard's department at the mall is fucking bullshit. We had a rude lady come up to us and told…read moreus we couldn't be in a dressing room because it was not on HER SIDE. Which was ridiculous because she said one word to us but our friend was on a whole different side so we went with our friend. She wanted business but we told her we didn't need her and wouldn't leave us alone, and our friend had another lady helping her. They were too pricey and if they want service from me mark down the fucking prices.

**womens clothing section on friday April 10th** Here to join in on all the bad reviews because…read moreapparently some of these people love to be rude to customers for no reason. I finished trying on clothes at 7:30 and was not quite sold on purchasing them yet. I went up to this lady (who i assume is the same one I overheard in the fitting rooms with an attitude to other customers) and politely asked if i could place these items on hold. To my understanding and from previous experience, I've never had issues with putting an item on hold at dillards. She very rudely replied "No we close in 10 minutes." Mind you, their online hours say they don't close until 8 and it was now 7:34. I continued to clarify that I mean until end of business day tomorrow (I worked retail for 2 years and we were able to hold for 24 hours) She then again with an attitude said no. Regardless of if they can or can't wasn't the problem, the problem lies with how this woman spoke to me. Like girl... do better... be nicer to people..... Just bc you're in a bad mood doesn't mean it's acceptable to talk to other women that way for no reason.

I'm not sure why this Walmart has a 2 star overall rating because it's the best Walmart in Baton…read moreRouge I believe. It's huge and well stocked decent customer service, and my favorite Walmart in town. I'm never disappointed when I shop here.

The pharmacists are so disrespectful and condescending when asked for clarification or even just…read moresimple questions. Don't even think about using any sort of GoodRX code because they act like it's the end of the world they have to type in a few letters and will try their hardest to not fill it.

After enjoying shopping here years ago, my past three - four drop ins have solidified that I am no…read morelonger going to bother with it. First, the parking lot there is always full of trash, buggies, and people in their cars blowing pot out the windows. Thankfully, they have lit up the lot with some additional, mobile lights because at dark, it's not safe in a lot of the lot. I came in after having past success with coats (once even after they dropped the "Coat Factory" from the name), but I guess they don't even bother with coats anymore. I also used to find great baby gifts and kids items. The store has cut off about half its space so it's a lot smaller than in past years. There really is no rhyme or reason to how the clothes are put on the racks. Yes, I know patrons put things out of place, but at least have some staff there to try to keep things neat. After finding no coats and not wanting to sort through the aisles of junky clothes or fight with all the people crowding them, I headed to housewares where I found a couple of items that I had been thinking of grabbing had I seen them. The kids area had clothes and things thrown everywhere. Shoes were in wrong size areas. The store smelled musty and really needs a deep clean. While looking through the aisles, I was privy to a colorful conversation between two employees who were not happy to be in that day. A few curse bombs thrown around about what they were doing was enough for me. I don't always like being at my job either, but to be so candid across aisles dropping s bombs and f bombs in front of so many just made me move on. I contemplated putting my items down and moving on, but I joined the line of about 30 people being handled by two registers (on a busy Saturday afternoon). It took 23 minutes to move through the line. The only plus was the family behind me who had apparently never heard of personal space left after about 5 minutes. The register staff were tired but sort of friendly, they did their best. When asked for my phone number for the frequent shopper program, I just told the girl, oh I won't be coming back. It is a shame because this used to be a place I enjoyed searching for deals at and finding gifts for people, but it's just not worth the experience anymore.

A negative reflection on Baton Rouge is that you are not allowed to use the shopping carts outside…read morethis establishment--I think this is a Baton Rouge issue and not Burlington. This place appears to be a little less organized and more cluttered than it competition however it accomplishes its goal of showing g and providing inventory to its customers and as such the favorable rating.

I finally found a 5-star Walmart, yes it's under reviewed but what a wonderful location. We arrived…read moreon a Saturday morning to do some shopping for my dad who is preparing to move permanently to the Southwest Louisiana Veterans Home in Jennings, Louisiana next week, the staff provided us with a list of essentials and what's allowed and we were able to find everything we needed here. Surprisingly the parking was not filled and the store neither which I can't remember being the case at any location I've ever visited especially mid-morning on a weekend. The exterior and interior of this store was immaculate and well organized, it's as if it was opening day, I guess this is in part that it's a small town and employs local people who really care and definitely a great management team, boy could this location teach others how a Walmart should be ran. I'd probably shop at Walmart more often if this was my experience in my hometown, hats off to the wonderful and friendly staff here you're doing it right...

I paid too much money for a shirt I bought in Cali. I found an almost exact replica here for 1/4…read morethe price. Screw True Religion. Wrangler shirts from Walmart are similar in quality at a fraction of the price. That aside this Walmart had friendly associates, clean facilities, great service. There is no self checkout here. Being a previous Walmart Associate, I was quite impressed at this location.

Think of a low scale Perkins Rowe with more of a family feel and that's what the Town Center at…read moreCedar Lodge is in a nutshell. It's nothing short of a manufactured village / neighborhood, geared around plenty of shopping. I guarantee if you're not a woman or a child with no desires other than some milk, you might find the place a tad boring. The folks running the joint love to sell the idea that it's lifestyle shopping, which thankfully also means there is going to be a variable mix of random stores catered to different interests. The setup is remarkably easy and surprisingly peaceful, and quite clean. With respect to the shopping lineup, it's completely clear this place is meant more for the ladies than they are for the guys. There are more than twice as many stores geared toward women (Ann Taylor, J. Jill, Eros, Febe, Lane Bryant etc), than there is for men. Aside from American Eagle Outfitters, Gap, and perhaps Al's Formal Wear, the pickens get pretty slim for my fellow brethren. But fear not, since most guys don't enjoy aimless shopping (keyword: aimless), there is a decent crop of eateries situated here. Carrabba's, Bonefish Grill, Zoe's Kitchen might all passable options, though I encourage most everyone to avoid PF Chang's and Qdoba like the devil, but it beats having nothing else. If you happen to be among the targeted demographic, go crazy here. If not, there is always the Mall of Louisiana (delinquent central) or Perkins Rowe (semi-delinquent central). Just don't let that insane Baton Rouge 9% sales tax catch up to you.

This kind of shopping center is the future. Not the enclosed mall that made it big in the 1980's,…read morebut an open air shopping experience that you can actually park near the store you want to shop at instead of having to park and trek in to the mall, not remembering exactly where the store is that you want to shop at inside of the enclosed mall, trekking thru the mall to find what you are looking for, getting what you need, drag it back to your car and the whole monotony that goes along with that. You get the idea. Any way. This series of mini strip malls has got it all going on. Book store, clothing stores for men, women and children, a variety of chain restaurants, jewelry stores, a drug store, a hotel nearby, multiple entrances and a Whole Foods. The parking spots are plenty as are the sidewalks. It is well lit at night, and nice decorations at the holidays. The landscaping is well maintained and there are no major obstacles. The area seems to be a nice area, though I am not familiar enough with Baton Rouge to really know for sure, but I get the feeling that not much crime occurs in this area.

When first moved here (almost 10 years ago), my husband and I found the right away. Immediately, I…read morefelt at home that there was a Whole Foods in my new city of residence. You bet I was super thankful. So, I am a frequent visitor of this plaza. I have also seen the many changes it has been through in the last 10 years. About 1/2 of the plaza has changed in terms of businesses like restaurants, boutiques and retail shops. There is a lot and it looks fairly upscale. Don't let that deter you from visiting. If you have never been to a Whole Foods, you'll love visiting this plaza. You can pretty much do everything you need to do at that spot. Don't be surprised if you spend the whole day there because you can! Grab breakfast at District Donuts, get some retail therapy at some of the surrounding department stores, get some lunch Five Guys, shop at Whole Foods and sit for a nice dinner at Bonefish Grill and stay for cocktails at their awesome bar! Don't worry Towne Center, I will be back often! In fact, I think I'm there every 2 weeks or more on the usual.

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I stopped by Target for the sole purpose of getting trail mix for the road. I love their store…read morebranded trail mix and stocked up on three bags. Also got some fruit. I love the stores in Louisiana, this location has a full liquor store inside. Checkout was easy at the self checkout stand. We also took advantage of their restrooms, which were decent. The store was super clean, stocked and organized.

Target department store has been such a convenience for me! I love the drive up service and the…read morecleanliness of this store! Their selection of deli meats and produce suit my needs well. And if you subscribe to their Target circle rewards along with their debit or credit card, you automatically save 5% plus each time you shop! I save an average of $500 a year per person in our family!