I saw the Seafood Boil print online and think it's so cute. I called the store to see if they…read morecarried it and went in the following day to look at the stock. I decided it made a cute Mother's Day gift for my mother and picked out some travel pouches. I also got myself a glass case in the print. It's really summery and colorful! I also thought the Lobster Clause pattern was cute but they had less pieces in that. The service is friendly. I'm sure I'll be back!

If it were JUST the products & prices I was reviewing, I'd give 5 plus stars. Great patterns &…read morestyles to choose from & AMAZING sales!! The staff was horrible. No one greeted me or ask to help me. When I went to check out, i inquired about not receiving a birthday email. She verified my birthday & they had it wrong and she explained that's why. Although I didn't get anything that month either. No Apology. No offer to fix it. She didn't even TRY to make it right. I did make a large purchase. A coupon for next time or even a "sorry let me get that date fixed for you." She just took my money. I got no receipt. No Good-Bye. No thank you for coming....none of that!! Other VB stores in the area are awesome. Unfortunately this is the only Outlet in my area.

The wife wanted to stop in to see what the store was about and it was a nice clothing store. Made…read morefor women my wife had a nice time looking around. The pieces were reasonably priced and the worker was really nice as well.

It's bath and body works. I'm always gonna stop and browse. Plenty of sales . Great coupons and…read morepercentages off today. Staff friendly, store clean. Checkout speedy.

This store can be dangerous. Enter at your own risk. Do not let all the scents and smells make…read moreyou forget to pull out your coupons. Coupons are a must when shopping at Bath and Body Works. You will want to Google a coupon if you do not have a paper one. There is no reason to pay full price if a discount is just one Internet search away. Hand Soaps are one of my favorite items. I have them in every bathroom in my house. I try other brands and they do not work as well or smell as good. Bath and Body works also sells holiday and seasonal hand soaps. Wall flowers also keep me coming back, these plug in room scents are great for work and home alike. These items make great gifts. The employees are always friendly and helpful. It is located on the Second Floor of West County Mall.

Amazing service! Nichole was our cashier and she was just so sweet. Also the dressing rooms are…read moreamazing and clean! Plus the prices on a lot of the clothing are reasonable. Definitely would recommend getting summer clothes there!

This happened a while ago, I hope such a terrible employee would be gone by now. Didn't use yelp…read moreat the time though and they never addressed my email so here's my story. I went to check out my couple of items and the security guard stood very close to me. The cashier said the guard thought I looked like someone who came in recently and stole something. Sorry deputy dog you didn't catch your perp but that doesn't give you the right to harass anybody you wrongly identify. I should have spoke to the manager. I did lodge a complaint online but it was never addressed. The only recourse I have left is to hope karma got him and eventually lost his job. He must mess up a lot because the cashier looked more annoyed at the security guard. He also scared my young daughter. Sorry target but except to use some cards I got for Xmas, I haven't been back. Target is a good example of a surveillance state gone bad.

When in St. Louis... skip the Arch and hit HomeGoods! Hehehehe!…read more I came to St. Louis to visit family, but the real attraction wasn't the sights or the food. It was the glowing beacon of joy known as HomeGoods. I walked in with "just a peek" in mind and walked out emotionally torn over a full cart I couldn't possibly fit in my suitcase. I spotted a beautiful vase, a gold glitter decanter, and somehow ended up debating if I could carry a floor plant onto the plane like it was an emotional support item. Sigh! The store was clean, well-organized, and filled with everything I didn't know I desperately needed. I ended up letting my mom buy what she needed as I had no space in my luggage. [Insert crying emoji] As always, I recommend HomeGoods when you need to change things up in your home or having a get together and need conversation peices.

I love a good shopping trip, and finding beautiful pieces to decorate my home. Fully stocked…read morelocation and currently in the process of putting out more stock. Prices are reasonable. Check out was smooth, and the cashier carefully wrapped all of my glass items and double bagged every thing.

I was in a predicament and only had 2-1/2 hours before I had to be on site for a job interview when…read moreI discovered my old suit no longer fit. The folks here got me in, got me fitted and tailored in time to make my appointment. I want to commend the staff for doing everything they could and basically going above and beyond to make my interview a success. Maybe the awesome suit also helped me land the job, thank you guys so much. Wonderful customer service and attention to detail. I will definitely go back if needed.

It was a good place to shop since I'm a bigger guy the sales people were extremely helpful it was a…read morepretty clean store I would recommend it to a friend

deep disappointment with Dick's Sporting Goods for its decision to no longer sell firearms,…read moreammunition, and related accessories. As a customer and sportsman, I find it disingenuous that a store with "Sporting Goods" in its name has chosen to turn its back on a core part of American sporting culture. Firearms and hunting sports have been a central component of outdoor recreation for generations. By removing these products from your shelves, Dick's has alienated a significant portion of its customer base--people who engage in legal, responsible shooting sports, hunting, and self-defense. Caving to ideological pressures may win short-term headlines, but it erodes the trust and loyalty of long-standing customers who came to Dick's specifically because it was a one-stop shop for all sporting needs--including firearms. This decision is not only disappointing, it's a clear departure from what your brand originally stood for. If Dick's no longer intends to support the full range of traditional sporting goods, then perhaps it's time to reconsider the name on the front of the store.

It was a busy holiday weekend and the line was long and I had waited for an item for hold and the…read morefirst person to helped me overlooked it. I then went back and found it frustrating it was eventually there and had to wait in line again and pull it from the shelf. HOWEVER The manager came to help out, made the line go by super super quick. I told her what had happened she sincerely apologized for the mishap and made it right!! I will definetely go to this Dicks Sporting Goods moving forward. Her name was Sara and turned my whole day around!

It's kind of hit and miss here. There are some decent prices on used music items, but new items are…read moregrossly overpriced (and I live in Philadelphia, one of the most expensive cities in America.) The guy who checked me out was kind of a sourpuss, though. If I lived here, I wouldn't come back.

Came into V-Stock looking for some books. This store is great for hand me downs if you're not…read morewanting to spend full price on video games, books, DVDs & toys. Plenty of help from the workers if you need help finding anything.