Great store to come to if you're looking for a prom or special occasion dress at a great price…read more Also plenty of other name brand clothing at close out prices. Will also find shoes, bags and accessories here.

Never knew this place existed until I saw the parked van advertisement so I went in, out of…read morecuriosity. Very friendly & helpful staff; lots to look at & there's a calendar for classes. If I ever get into beading, I know exactly where to go for supplies!

I love this store and I love Amy! It's always a wonderful…read moreshopping experience when I patronize Ny6design !

I love Home Goods especially for linens, towels, etc. or anytime I just want to browse a fun store…read more This particular location has a poor layout making it hard to get through the aisles. Compared to other of the chain locations, management can spend attention on layout, merchandising and helping the customer's visual frame of reference. It's a little chaotic. But alternatively, one could pretend it is a treasure hunt!! I also like getting my favorite cashier, who is just so friendly and pleasant.

Always Worth a Stop HomeGoods in Allen is one of those…read morestores that's always worth popping into, even if you're not looking for anything specific. The selection changes often, which makes browsing half the fun--you never know what you'll find. The store is generally clean and fairly well organized for a HomeGoods, though it can feel a bit picked over during busy weekends. Inventory is solid across home décor, kitchen items, and seasonal finds, with occasional great deals mixed in. Service is minimal but polite, which is fine for this type of store. Checkout usually moves efficiently, and parking is easy. Overall, a dependable HomeGoods location. Not perfect, but consistently good for finding affordable home pieces and unexpected finds.

Nice, helpful young man. Clean store nice parking area plenty of room. I came here cause they had…read morethe PCV valve in stock. Very large, largest one I or the O'Reillys staff have seen. Was able to get it replaced in the parking lot. Removed about 10 - T30 bolts took off a few hoses. Remove some coils pulled it out. Replaced it then drove it around to see if I can get the check engine light to go off.

Yesterday I experienced extreme anxiety when my car didn't want to start. My car is new to me, only…read moreone payment made. I had a trip planned was advised I needed a new battery. It was suggested I should call the Cadillac dealership . I was absolutely shocked at the price quoted $545.00, I called this store and was quoted $250. I asked what do you charge to install -0- and I have a 4 year warranty. I made them repeat the quote I was so shocked at the difference and was there in 10 minutes. Everyone was friendly helpful, even replaced a piece of trim on my car that a car wash destroyed. This senior woman will always claim this store as my go to for everything car. I recommend them highly. Women you can trust them to advise you in a professional manner with the best prices in town . One happy customer here. Thanks a million Paul.

Quality furniture and helpful service. I like that their furniture is in Texas made. Excellent…read moreselection of furniture. Where quality and price meet.

I used to love shopping for furniture. Not so much anymore but,I needed a certain something so…read morethought I'd stop by Home Zone. The store is new,modern,well lit and staffed by friendly low pressure faces. I did need some help with sizing and a sales associate quickly grabbed a tape measure to verify dimensions. I walked away satisfied and glad I stopped in. Go!

Great selection-everything you need to make, reported, or add a couple of things to a mum. Very…read morenice and helpful staff!!

The line is ridiculous and so not efficient. If customers are placing orders, they should be in a…read moreseparate line than people purchasing supplies. During homecoming season, there should be five cash register people at all times. Standing in a line while people decide what to put on a mum is frustrating when all you need are a few ribbons and trinkets. I hope they figure out how to work smarter and not make it harder on their customers.

I have always found Walgreens a pleasant experience. Although I don't like the pricing strategy…read morethey developed to compete with CVS. In addition I believe their prices in general are getting outta wack. However,today an allergen hit me outta nowhere so I whipped in for my go to eradicator, Alevert. Non drowsy and works every time. So,I guess I shouldn't complain about the $30 a box cost!!! Plus,the young man at the check out was the perfect employee. Engaging, professional, helpful.

I'd like to give 5 stars for the store lead and for the regular Walgreens employees. The lead is…read moreamazing, and he actually cares about the customer experience. Around 4:00 today, I requested a refill for my elderly, Spanish speaking mother. She's traveling out of the country for thirty days, and the pharmacy manager mentioned that insurance stated it was too soon to refill. This is understandable, and she said she would start the process of a vacation override, and to come back, to this specific location, prior to 7:00 when they close. At 6:45 I approached the drive up window and spoke with Danielle. Danielle was quick to alert me of the same, that the insurance wouldn't allow a refill without a vacation override. I explained that I understand, and attempted to explain my previous interaction with the pharmacy manager. Danielle was dismissive and argumentative, and without actually listening to what I had to say, kept stating that there was nothing she could do. She stated we had to start over again with the insurance company. Understandably we were frustrated. She said I needed to get out of the drive through line and come inside. She said she had other customers to help. What am I? I asked if she could give me the phone number for the insurance company. She said no, and stated that it's on the insurance card. I stated I did not have the card with me, and again asked for the number. She said she couldn't give it to me because she was "busy" and again told me to come inside if I wanted to be helped. Begrudgingly, and even more frustrated, I parked, went in, and attempted to address the situation. She handed me a paper with the insurance company's phone number, and was beyond rude about it. Before I had the opportunity to even explain the situation, her manager, the pharmacist proceeds to intervene, and was yelling and condescending. His name was Jerry, and he would not allow me to speak. He kept talking over me, yelling, to the point where, I admit I lost my patience and I told him to "shut up". I apologize for my reaction, but I was beyond frustrated. He kept saying that this is his store, and that I can't speak to him that way. Well, I wouldn't have spoken to him that way had his team been helpful, or if he had actually approached the situation in a manner that was helpful. He started out argumentative, and only continued to escalate the situation. Ultimately he called for the store manager/lead. Thank God he did, because he was the only one who took the time to listen, and address the actual concerns. As the lead attempted to work toward a resolution, the pharmacist, Jerry, continue to spew unhelpful, unfriendly comments. In fact he went as far as saying that even if we for the "vacation override" that he determines whether or not he will dispense the medicine. It made me feel like no matter what attempts I make with the insurance company, or with his colleagues, that is intentions were to cause problems and be anything but helpful. In fact, while talking with the store lead, another customer made a comment to him that she witnessed the tech (Danielle) having an argument with someone in the drive through (which was me), and felt that she should have been kinder and more understanding and professional. Needless to say, we are back at square one. Typically Walgreens has served as the liaison between myself and the insurance company, helping to navigate the red tape, and ultimately assist in getting my mother's medication filled. This didn't happen. In fact, it couldn't have been handled in a worse way. We understand the delays insurance can cause, but what we don't understand is the unnecessary aggression, nor the demeaning way in which any of the pharmacy staff handled the situation. Danielle and Jerry needed to be reminded of who they are there to serve... their customers. I am going to spread my experience far and wide so that other customers don't have to deal with the same nonsense.

Rerun Resale Marketplace (they're focusing more on the vintage goods vendors in addition to the…read moregreat furniture & home accessories they offer) has a great selection of fantastically priced goods! The owners Dan and Carol are gracious and accommodating, and the same could be said of all the great vendors I've met; each booth is unique with a mixture of vintage, antique and some a bit newer items but primarily vintage. You'll find beautiful decorative home decor, furniture, lighting, and even fun, hand-screened cotton Tees! I have never walked away empty-handed and that includes numerous purchases from AbbyeRose Designs (in the room towards center-right back corner of the store) which stocks Redesign by Prima (brand name): truly gorgeous transfers, stencils, chalk paint (Country Chic brand) and silicone molds to add incredible decorative flourishes to the items those of us who DIY our furniture & accessories, who really enjoy using AbbyeRose Designs goods. Truly, ReRun Resale Marketplace is one of my happy places - I always navigate around twice, in opposite direction, so I don't miss anything. I also go often as their offerings change daily. It's right down the street from Fairview Town Center shopping & Whole Foods, along the same frontage road alongside the 75 North (look for the 1 story gray wooden building, with green "ReRun" signage. The building is situated near outdoor playsets & basketball hoops [separate business] on left of ReRun's big, gravel parking lot). Centrally located, put ReRun on your Happy Place list!

I have been seeing this place on the east side of 75 close to the Allen and Plano border for the…read morepast 5 years and always said I wanted to check them out. Today I finally did! The first impression when you walk in is that the place is a lot bigger on the inside than it looks on the outside. There are several vendors inside with rented spaces and that gives people who come here to shop a huge selection. There is furniture, collectibles, t-shirts, and more inside the place. Each vendor brings something a little unique to the mix, making it an eclectic place to shop. Today is seemed like several of the vendors, most of whom already had pretty fair prices, we're having a sale, bringing even more value to the shoppers. I bought a beautiful antique small writing desk and got it for what I think was a great price. I also bought several small collectibles on sale for very reasonable prices. It was a great place to visit and I will be back periodically to keep an eye on what the vendors bring in to sell...

Excellent service! I didn't know it was here at the outlet mall. Great find. Dudes running the…read moreplace. Know how to treat customers. I've always liked Tommy B shirts. Great quality. Getting ready for vacay.

Normal Thursday afternoon. Decided to stop by the Allen Outlet and not have to deal with large…read morecrowds on a weekday. Walked in to Tommy Bahama and was greeted right away. Elizabeth (Liz) stood out. She not only respected my personal time to shop around the store, she still checked in on me to make sure I was doing okay. She also made some great recommendations on some Polo shirts that I eventually purchased. The polos were exactly what I was looking for. Great customer service.