I ordered a baby sonic online and paid $50 for it. When I received my item, it was the wrong Sonic…read more I tried to return it and they said I would need to pay for the shipping. I am trying to explain to them that they falsely advertised and they won't pay for the return shipping. I received the Sonic plush that resembles the Sonic from the Sonic movie 3 not the baby plush. I am hoping they will have a change of heart.

A little pricey but they have variety. It will be nice if they have more specials . I will visit…read moremore often.

I was in need of the Witcher 3 and found exactly what I needed in a matter of minutes. One of the…read morestaff was gracious enough to help me as soon as I entered the building with warm smiles and a kind greeting.

Everything is more expensive and doesn't allow returns Very…read morebad service, you can find what you need 50%off in other places

I always like five and below for there tee shirts and small items that you may need. It's…read moreunfortunate it's not truly five and below anymore because they're items that over $5 dollars now. But I'm still able to find something's for less than regular price. I was able to find two cute tee shirts and a word search book for my mom to enjoy. This location is organized and the staff is friendly so I recommend visiting when you are in the area.

I had originally thought this store sold cold weathered clothing. No, it's because most (many?)…read moreitems are priced under five bucks. It's a hodgepodge of odds and ends, and somewhat disorganized.

I'm not sure why this Walmart got such a low rating. I give it a four. It was well stocked and even…read morehad things that are not offered in my local Walmart. The signage was also good making it easy to find things. I was surprised how this place was rocking on a Wednesday night at almost 11 pm. Tons of people shopping.

Generally speaking I am not one to review a Walmart but this one is amazing. I only stopped because…read moreI was in the area and needed a potty break but I ended up leaving with a cart of stuff I may or may not have needed. Walmart has been rolling out remodeled stores that they are calling the Store of the Future. They are sinking more than half a billion dollars into upgrades to create a more modern shopping experience. It's costs approximately $750,000 to transform each store. 150 stores will be upgraded over the next five years. One of the first stores made their debut in The Villages. This supercenter store seems much larger than your typical Walmart. It is spotless and the organization is more aligned to an upscale department store. Remodeled stores have new paint, new signs, more shopping carts, a new checkout design at the front of the stores and more space for both shoppers and employees. The pharmacies will be increased and the vision center will be updated. The grocery pickup and delivery programs are expanded along with the produce and deli sections, an added new Grab & Go section, and new community-focused food and merchandise offerings. This store was very crowded but I was impressed. I was floored to see actual displays! Clothing options were vast and organized neatly by size. I could have shopped here all day. For once was my cart was not a hunk of junk but rolled and maneuvered smoothly. While there was a line to check out it moved very quickly. I had my choice of a paper receipt but I also had it texted to my phone. No more lost or smudged receipts, genius! If this is what Walmart has in store for the future bring it on. By the way you can do much more than just shop for needed items and groceries. You can also get your phone fixed, do your taxes, get your nails done, check your vision, and eat at Churro Mania and Charley's Cheesesteaks. This Walmart is not much better than my local store. The only thing I am disappointed in is that it isn't closer to me!

If you ever are looking for any cultural Chinese item this is your spot. They have just about…read moreeverything you can think off. From clothes to books to decorations. I come here whenever I'm celebrating Chinese New Year with the family. And I always find things that I want to come back for. They have a good size parking in the front of the store and staff is friendly and helpful. They always have specials posted all outside the storefront and I've found good deals when looking around. Definitely recommend Miami China City to anyone looking for Chinese items.

This is a colorful and big store. It has Chinese decorations, clothing, shoes, medicine, bamboo,…read moreteas, wedding invitations, and much more. It's an interesting place to visit. I came to buy those red money envelopes. I don't know the name. I found them here at a good price and plenty of choices to choose. I was hoping for the smaller ones, but this will do. The clothing is so cute, mostly smaller sizes. I liked the bright colors. The price was not bad. I wanted to buy them all and shrink my size. This stuff you don't see often. I am going to have to be back here for more shopping.

First time visiting the optical at Target. They provided an excellent service. Dr Hernandez, was…read morevery courteous, professional and respectful. She did my eye exam and answered all my concerns in regards my vision and eye evaluation. I paid $40 in total for my eye and retinal exam. There is wide variety of lenses available. They also have a promotion for the second pair. The staff were also friendly, very patient and courteous.

It's a typical Target store. A large selection of lots of stuff, most at reasonable prices…read more There seemed to be quite a few staff members standing in the aisles looking at their cell phones rather than asking customers if they would like assistance. Parking was a challenge on a Thursday afternoon. A dozen spaces were set aside for picks up, eleven of the empty. Of course, there also the usual numbered of spaces reserved for the disabled. An entire row is dedicated only to Tesla electric vehicle chargers. It took some driving around to find a space.

Books and Books has a long history with Miami. The flagship store is located in a beautiful 1927…read morebuilding listed in the Coral Gables Register of Historic Places. Mitchell Kaplan founded Books & Books in 1982 in a 500 sq ft space in Coral Gables when he realized that he loved books more than going to law school. Somehow this independent book seller has managed to stay in business in a time when most books are bought online. One of the ways they have stayed relevant is by hosting over 60 author events every month. Books & Books sponsors one of my favorite events every November, the Miami Book Fair, when 300 hundred authors converge on the Wolfson Campus of Miami Dade College for a week of one of a kind literary events. The fair was started in 1984 by Miami-Dade College Wolfson Campus President, Eduardo J. Padrón and Mitchell Kaplan in partnership with the Miami library system. Many famous people, artists, athletes, politicians, and celebrities have come to Miami to speak about their books at the fair. It is now the largest literary festival in the country. I discovered this small Books & Books outpost while exploring Bal Harbour Shops. It might be one of the only stores I can afford in the entire mall. As soon as you walk in the heavenly smell of books engulfs you. I wish they sold it is a perfume. On the wall and tables are a good selection of the latest best sellers, popular fiction, children's book, and non fiction. They also sell reading glasses. In a time when most books stores have been shuttered, it is wonderful to see that Books & Books has managed to keep the literary loving community engaged.

Such a cute gem... nothing like it in the city. Miss this place…read more Xoxoxoxooooxoxooxxxoxx