One star because fuck this company. Probably some of the worse customer service known to man or…read morewoman. I ordered the wrong part for my bike which is an error on my part and I sent an email stating what I had done right after I placed the order. It's been almost 6 days now and haven't gotten a response to my email. No phone number listed to get ahold of this company. Honestly the worse kind of deal. I used shop to order the part so I need time2shine to cancel the order so I'm not paying for something that I don't need/want.

Avoid buying anything from this company, unless u want to receive nothing but emails of excuses and…read moreno bike . No bike shipped only emails over a month , I had to dispute payment with my bank . SCAM I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS COMPANY SCAM

Fairly easy to find..before & next to RiteAid Pharm. on Broad St. & next to Metro phones in same…read morebuilding also on Broad St.(Metro is on 'other side' of SAME building). They have Western Union & NJ Lottery/Cigarettes, while waiting inside, & other similar things offered too.

Grand openings are not always conducive to fair analysis and review because even poorly managed…read morebusinesses frequently are capable of creating a mirage for those glorious initial days when colorful banners entice customers through their doors. The City of Paulsboro is desperate for something bright and new so this mini-grocery store's shining edifice along a highway of despair is truly needed. No, this is not the mirror image of those convenience stores named after the rolls of dice who offer a few dusty grocery items amidst old crusty frankfurters on heated wheels but most familiar labels do go missing amongst your options. Curiosity linked directly to $5 off a $25 purchase coupon on a day when I needed about $30 worth of groceries enticed me to travel the 2 mile journey southwards. The fresh tar scent rose on this hot day from the deep dark colored parking lot highlighted in freshly painted outlines of parking spaces! Everything was bright and shiny even the concrete building appeared to have been placed polished. Entering through the entrance/exit door combo that on some future date risks customer collisions one immediately is in the land of fresh produce. Ok it is more like a produce corner because the options are few because after all this is not a full service grocer. But bananas are being sold at last century prices, which is pretty cool and the employees all are smiling. If there is one glorious consistency at this Save a Lot it is the smiles and care for customers demonstrated by every single employee I observed. I even felt the positive vibes as a management type directed his new employees in their tasks. Make this a hallmark of this business and people will look forward to their grocery shopping. Prices throughout the store are reasonable but they don't offer classics from world renowned labels. I was disappointed not to find V8 juice amongst the choices. Their frozen (at sea perhaps) seafood was a great bargain even though not one itsy bitsy shrimp reached my cart. Meat items adorned in plastic protective enclosures were butchered elsewhere but seemed quite popular with my fellow shoppers. The shelves were neat and items stacked in their shipping boxes. Gleamingly clean floors and freezer cases that you can actually look through all added to the appeal. The good news I found everything I needed. After all I was only shopping for $30 worth of stuff ... I actually bought a few bonus items. The bad news ... this store's limited produce and small selection of meat options will not entice me to change my food shopping habits, This poverty entrenched small city along one of America's broken highways deserves the hope offered by a bright shiny well managed business that provides jobs and good customer service. This store during Grand Opening Week might be a boost this community needs to reverse directions and its owners deserve credit for apparently doing everything the right way!

I can tell the store is under new ownership. The store is a mess . Looking all dirty. Having had…read morewater for over 3 weeks now. You and line forever . One cash register open.Im so surprise . The other owners had that store so clean . To bad they are going down very soon . To bad that store was sold to an owner that must not care about their customers..

Somehow Yelp communicates with business owners even when they don't seem to have an entry yet on…read morehere. This is not the first time this has happened. I don't really understand how that quite works but I always appreciate the promptness in a response to a review from a business. Too Fast was one of these such business. The very same day I wrote my first review for Too Fast I got a prompt response from the owner which was unexpected and appreciated. He apologized for how the staff behaved and informed them to be more patient with some people's credit/debit cards... especially the prepaid ones which can cause a real hassle with some businesses and gas stations because of their quirks. Prepaid debit cards will work at Too Fast but it needs to be entered manually by the staff. I used a different credit card to avoid this and had smooth sailing all of the way with my order. It's owners of businesses like this that are eager to make amends and correct a situation that I would like to see more of! Also check out their t-shirts... they are really cool and as far as I know can't be found anywhere else!

I bought a lot amazing shirts at too fast and the workers are very friendly and helpful!!I Also…read morethey have amazing service

More magazines (at cover price) than I usually see at one of these airport gift shops. A couple…read morecoolers of sodas and water, plus enough candies and snacks to float a boat. Prices are as expected, I've gotten used to it now. Tip: You are allowed to bring an EMPTY bottle through security. And then you can fill it up at any water fountain!

Stellar News is a nice, little shop located in the Philly Airport…read more They have a large variety of items including magazines, snacks, mints, flight-needs and Philly items. They had magazines including Forbes and Sports Illustrated. I did not see any newspapers for sale. They had a large variety of snacks including crackers and pretzels. Their mint variety was actually really good. They had mentos and tic-tacs in a variety of flavors. They had some stuff people use on planes like headphones, fidget spinners and head-rests. They had the stereotypical Philadelphia stuff including Ricky pillows, soft pretzel magnets and mini-liberty bells. Nishat, the clerk and cashier, was nice. My main concern was with the prices a head-rest was $17 and some mints and tissues were $7. Outrageous prices. However, that can be expected at an airport.

A high end imported women's clothing, purses and scarves. Originally from Barcelona, Spain, you…read morewill see this storefront in the United States. Unique and different.

I ordered a dozen of long stemmed velvet roses from this place for my birthday, and I absolutely…read morelove them! They're the prettiest roses ever and they're holding up very well and they came in a beautiful tall vase with a nice big bow. They were definitely an elegant addition to my birthday celebration, and I will be ordering again very soon.

I called close to closing and was hung up on three times. I realize it was 5 minutes before…read moreclosing, but I wanted to get an order in for a funeral I knew they were doing the next day. I mean, if you don't want to answer the phone, just send it to the answering machine so the customer can at least leave a message. Clearly picking up the phone and hanging it up on a customer is not a good business practice. Gave two stars because I know they have lovely flowers, but I will never order again from this florist as I prefer not to deal with that type of management style. There are many other wonderful florists out there that will gladly pick up the phone until closing time and sometimes after.