Sweetie and my sister-in-law came here, actually on Black Friday, and braved the crowds. She said…read moreit was pretty nuts at various times. I think it just opened last week. It's closed on Thursdays, and on Fridays they get new stuff. Seven dollars that day, and then the prices go down. I went on Monday and it was two dollars, I think it's $.50 on Wednesday. Walk in, and you basically see big tables full of crap. You are at a discount store, sorting through tables full of stuff. Some of it's kind of interesting. I ended up buying half a dozen things. I didn't really find what I was looking for, because the selection changes daily, if not hourly. But hey, two dollars for a six pack of pretty good ramen? Cool. Two dollars for a box of KN95 masks? Pretty good. Service was friendly. Place is clean. It's also not super crowded inside, with people or merchandise, at least on a day when it's not nuts like the actual Black Friday.

Love this store can't wait to go back again highly recommended the people are very nice and…read morefriendly I had no problem on getting my items .I really love this store

The steak was very good wish they had Mac and cheese and I had some of the other things I wanted…read morefor lunch but it wasn't good for dinner and it wasn't really a big meal and it wasn't very good

Service was great greatly appreciated…read more Selection and selling points ok however I managed to pick up a few nice finds not disappointed at all

This location is my favorite moved from up north to the east side I had to make the trip to pick up…read moresome weights. Easton Five Below staff is always friendly and happy to help I don't like the Five Below out east the self check out the worker checks you out like they don't trust their customers. And they never have what I came for.

So I started this visit out with a return. I had bought a pair of joggers and they just didn't…read morefit. Even though they were only $5, it was worth it to take back to the store - and buy some other stuff! The return process was super quick and simple as the clerk knew what he was doing. So with empty arms I went to check my usual sections - clothes first. Work out clothes or t's or sweats. Today's find was a very colorful simple pair of spandex-like shorts. I had recently bought a plain colored pair and found they fit well. So another pair was worth $5. There were some other cute things I could have used but not in my size. So on to the incense. Their stock of incense was still pretty slim. And they had raised their prices almost double since I was last there. ($2 before and $3.25 now. we're talking within 3 weeks here) So no sale for me thank you very little. On to the books. I didn't spend a whole lot time as I know I don't really read hard cover books and I never seem to use the journal or writing prompts. However, there was a nice bound plain lined paper volume that I could not NOT buy. I have enjoyed several like this for special projects (i.e. yoga teacher training or mastermind series) and I didn't have a blank one on hand. So now I do. $5. Last stop - flavored sunflower seeds. Dollar Tree ($1.25 tree) nevers seem to have the flavored sunflower seeds in stock - except the ranch which is way too salty. So I splurged and got the jalepeno and ranch flavored bags. $2 each. So with those finds in hand, I headed to the register. You ring yourself up which is nice and quick. I learned the first time there that the scanner sensors are super sensitive so I carefully swiped each tag and moved into the bag (to avoid ringing things up more than once). I'm a hard copy receipt person so I got to choose to print one out. Grabbed the receipt and was on my way. I'll probably be back the next time I have something specific I need that they carry. And I know I'll find new products to pick from at that time. Always new inventory but also the basic staples for tech and sporting goods. And almost always a good deal.

#1000 - Holy Smokes! This is my 1,000th Yelp Review on July 29, 2026. How funny it's for the Dollar…read moreTree. I rarely visit Easton without stopping by this Dollar Tree! The Dollar Tree is my go-to easy shopping spot. It's a great place to pick up cards for birthdays, holidays, anniversaries, and graduations, etc. I also like to grab gift bags and tissue paper here as well well. I also pick up food containers, utensils, cleaning supplies, gifts and affordable seasonal decorations too. They really have a bit of everything. The prices are still decent but shrinkflation it a thing, and inflation has it from $1.25 and up. Service is generally good and friendly. Still always fun to look around and find what you didn't know you needed.

They will false advertise the price of an item and not honor the cheaper price. Other than that…read morethey have a nice selection.

Was so excited to see the Macy's at Easton get a Macy's Backstage. It is the Macy's version of a…read morediscount store. It is located Located on the second floor back corner next to the luggage and furniture departments. I love walking through these areas as you never know what they will have. Sometimes it is hit or miss and they have a variety of junk all the way to high end discount items. That is probably not how they market it, but just being honest in my observations. One thing I really like are the lower prices! $$$ I found two belts I liked ($9.99 each) and have found some cool Ralph Lauren Polo socks too. It really is fun to find the deals and in general the price point is well below the traditional store items. Make sure to note that Backstage does have a different the return policy. Macy's Backstage is 30 days and most of the traditional Macy's items has a 90 day policy. The discount store also has its own website at www.macysbackstage.com. If you happen to have a Macy's charge card you can use it here as well. Definitely recommend checking it out as it worth the walkthrough and items are added pretty frequently from what I can tell.

I needed a new pair of semi-dressy shoes and this was my first stop. I immediately went up the…read moreescalator to the backstage area. This was my first time here. They have a pretty good selection of everything. I found a great pair of shoes that were indeed marked down to $30 from $60 and not only did they fit, but felt comfortable in my trial try-on. I asked an associate if the check out was downstairs and she directed me to a cashier in this area. My shoes rung up at $20. Score! I will definitely return.

Really fun half indoor half outdoor shopping center. A good mix of affordable and luxury stores…read morewhich made it really great to shop or just window shop. Typical mall service but lots of stairs, elevators, and escalators. Lots of parking options in parking structures, parking lots, and curbside parking. There are also a lot of places to eat which would make this a fun date night or friends night! Eat some good food, walk to get a sweet treat, and then walk and talk. Great place to hang out with others!

I always use the free parking. Since Easton charges now (via Park Mobile). I recommend any of the…read moreupper levels of the garages. It was a fun day out at Easton shopping this day. Had a PTO day and thought I would get out and pick up a few things. Stopped by most of my favorites including Macy's, Aveda, Barnes & Noble, Trader Joe's, and Bath & Body Works. Easton is getting a bad reputation with some violence but guess that is evenings. I have never had any issues or seen anything (knock on wood). Still a premier shopping choice.

Open for business. Many shoppers in this African oriented…read moremall with many different booths.

Much like Infinity 99 Cent, I'm not sure how I'm supposed to rate this place!…read more Do I give it 5 stars for how awesome the experience was, or do I give it 1 star for how bad some of this stuff was? How about 3 stars. I was going to Old Time Pottery, and the Global Mall caught my eye. And I am definitely an adventurer, so I just had to go in. Once I was in, I felt like I was in another country. This place was very similar to all the little markets I used to go to in India. Here's what you can find: * Somali clothes * Kitschy gifts * Imported ceramics * Electronics * Grocery store * Restaurant * And more! You should totally go to the Global Mall. But I would recommend taking a friend for moral support.

The location is convenient, near the discount area of Easton. The store has been getting more and…read moremore crowded with displays and that's annoying. Not as bad as Burlington though. The prices match the nearby Marshall's and TJ Maxx, obviously. But you can find some deals. I always check out the pet area for treats and toys. You can also find Darn Tough socks sometimes. The wait in line usually isn't too bad. The last time I was there, November 2024, a guy stocking shelves was coughing loudly over the products.

I've been a customer since Sierra Trading Post was catalog based and my mom was making purchases…read morefor me! When I was in the outdoor industry and needed new gear, STP was one of the first websites I'd check for gear. Even when my wife was an employee at a competing outdoor retailer (where I got a discount) I was still shopping online at STP. When I found out they were building a brick and mortar store here in Columbus I was beyond thrilled! As it is part of the TJX companies it still means that the store is a gamble when it comes to brands and sizes found. However, it makes a great starting point as you can easily search their site to see if there are other sizes, colors, etc available. Don't have a tiny pocket computer (aka a smart phone)? There's no need to fret! In store they even have a kiosk where you can search their online stock. My only real dislike of the physical store is that as of right now they do not accept the countless coupons that come to my email address. This may change soon as an employee recently told me that they would start honoring them. Until then, I will still order the bulk of my purchases from the website so I can use the frequent STP coupons. With the store so close it's super easy to return to the store with no hassle. This is extremely helpful when ordering shoes online as some outdoor brands use variations of European sizing that allow for greater fit specification. Recently I ordered two pairs of a boot to see if they would work for my job. Having a low volume super narrow foot they did not but, with the painless returns it was no problem. I even lucked out and found the perfect pair in store!

I had the great pleasure of meeting Indria. She is so knowledgeable about the merchandise and is…read morewilling to stop what she's doing to assist a customer. Each time I see her she is working like a little bee. She's so refreshing and a great representative for DFWH!

Do. Not. Go. Here!!!!!! I very rarely give 1 star reviews,…read morebut this one takes the cake. The workers are immensely rude. They arbitrarily decide to close their fitting rooms (once my family members were the only ones in the entire store, and they said their fitting rooms were closed because they were understaffed, but there were multiple workers). They have yelled at my family members too, and were condescending. They also arbitrarily don't allow returns. I'm certain that the workers are racist, but even if they're not, they're at the very least nasty people who obviously shouldn't be in retail. If you want cheap clothing, I would recommend going to any of the other locations!

I recently came back to this store to see what they had.... and man have they increased their…read morestock. They have brand new things, to true antiques. And they have amazing prices compared to other thrift stores. I ended up purchasing 4 things - a dresser, two chairs, and a coat 'tree'. An employee walks with you, marks what you want to buy, then checks you out. They will then help you load big pieces. Shout out to Seth & Wayne for being an amazing help to us on a busy weekend.

Over the years I've gotten amazing items and very good prices. But lately, I don't know who's…read morepricing items, but their costs have gone WAY up ($100 for a small, used, unlit Christmas tree?) and many collectible items are as expensive or more expensive than they are on EBay. Identical items with sometimes have a $25 price difference (the Kincade villages, some china etc). I don't think it's worth going to that part of Morse road unless they fix the price problem.