Every cashier had one or both headphones in while I was checking out. One headphone in is…read moredisrespectful but two headphones was mind boggling. She couldn't hear me talking to her. Very disappointing. Should definitely cut back on staff because I would be pretty mad if I was losing hours to someone who doesn't care enough to be there without headphones in.

They seem to be offering masks and hand sanitizer when you walk in the door, which makes it feel…read moresafe for me. Occasionally, you find someone not wearing a mask. What are you going to do? (In my best Rick voice from Big Mouth). I felt like some of the Marshall's departments here were lacking, but all in all it was a normal Marshall's/HomeGoods experience. The store was clean and organized. The HomeGoods side was packed full of merchandise. The employees were super friendly. I will be returning to this city every two months and they will have my business.

My parents spent over $500 on shoes at Rudolph's for themselves. Yesterday my mom had such foot…read morepain that she ended up in the hospital. Doctors did all kinds of tests and nothing. She got up from the bed to use the restroom and the pain in her foot was so bad that she passed out. The physical therapist and doctor took a look at her shoes from Rudolphs and said that they were like bricks and too long for her foot. They concluded that the shoes were the cause of her pain and why she passed out. Please reconsider this store if you are experiencing health issues with your feet. If I could have given a -10 stars I would have!!

Great location and a huge building that is surprisingly underutilized. They have some pretty…read moreexpensive shoes. They seem to have a good selection of work shoes. They have lots of Keen too, but they were lacking the brands and shoes that a teenager would want. We were probably just not the right demographic. Store seems outdated and in need of a refresh. Try Shoe Carnival two blocks north or Scheels a half mile east. Or try the shoe places in the mall, but I would pass on this place.

A delightful find as I browsed around Sioux Falls. Had a scrub color that I needed as a travel…read morenurse here for 3 months, as well as some nice little gifts and surprises that I will give to family members later in the year. I like that items are arranged by size. Also a good selection of shoes and boots. The home decor area is huge as well as the tremendous Christmas room. I also bought some books and bric a brac. I really enjoyed having this resource and know it goes to a good cause. I also was glad to donate my own unneeded items.

Worker finished helping customer then walked away from counter as if I was invisible, then had a…read moresnotty tone when I asked a question.

I spent way too long in this store. Visiting from Richmond VA…read more I specifically was so hype for this store bc I remember how large it was from when I lived here ages ago. I walked in and was SHOCKED. So much stuff ! Definitely spent like 2 hrs here and was so worth it. Some prices were wayyyy too high for the stuff being donated so that sucks. And some stuff was too nasty and shouldn't be on the shelves. But overall everything was worth a look and organized amazingly !!

First time at this location. Bunch of overpriced junk with surly staff.spent 16. Which should have…read morecost 12.-

Gerald John Dolphin (2007) Good ambiance. Cashier was a bit…read moresnippy with me on Tuesday but it's okay because I did gleek like all up in her face. GREAT sourdough deals.

I go to the co op very frequently and spend lots of money there. Today, I went in to pickup lunch…read morefor my family and ordered two smoothies. The lady working in the kitchen area put both drinks UNCOVERED in an extremely flimsy carrier. When I turned to go finish shopping, both smoothies dropped on the floor from the carrier and exploded everywhere. It got on an employee, an older couple ordering food, my BRAND NEW shoes, my sweatshirt, pants & white socks and stained them all. Not once did any of the 5 employees offer to help or apologize, except one. He says "What kind of smoothies were they" I proceeded to say that I will pass, as I didn't want to wait another 20 minutes for someone to make them for them to spill again. I hope someone from co op sees this and can make things right.

So tried to order a delivery and the main purpose was the hot case. I wanted potato wedges,…read morechicken tenders and mac and cheese and at 11:30am nothing was available. I tried calling the store and the deli and with 6 attempts no one was working today. This is absolutely unacceptable and if you have a deli department shouldn't items be made available? Poor excuse of a store if you ask me.

The greeters are unhelpful. They don't do what you ask them to do. They need to get the scooter…read moresituation better for people who can't walk and need to have them to get around the store. Those people have rights too!

I frequently shop at this At Home location, but after what I witnessed on Friday, June 12th (around…read more4:30 pm), I don't think I'll be back. I was near the checkout shopping when I overheard a male customer politely ask a cashier if certain items were on sale. Instead of a normal, polite response, the cashier, a middle-aged woman with black hair, snapped at him, aggressively stating they were clearly marked as not on sale. The customer was completely taken aback (so was I frankly) but he stayed entirely calm, simply mentioning that the aisle signage was a bit confusing. The cashier doubled down, yelling louder and more aggressively that it "wasn't her problem if he couldn't read the sign." It was so hostile I almost walked out right then. It got worse. Another man (unclear if it was a customer or someone else) came in from the parking lot, got directly in the male customer's face, and became incredibly aggressive, to the point where I genuinely thought the man from the parking lot was going to get physical with the customer. Instead of de-escalating, the cashier started yelling over them again. Through all of this, the customer remained completely composed, paid for his items, and prepared to leave. As he walked out, the cashier threw a loud, incredibly sarcastic "have a good day and come again" after him. The way this employee treated a calm customer asking a simple question was completely unacceptable. It made me so uncomfortable that I set my items down and walked out without buying anything. Everyone has bad days, but this went way beyond that it was disrespectful and disappointing. I will be hard pressed to return to the store if this is the way they treat their customers.

I have to say that this At Home store beats my local store in Florida by a mile! Everything here is…read morevery well organized. The quality is still the same, so remember that you get what you pay for. The store has accessible options for everyone. I can appreciate the care taken while displaying furniture here. At my local store, everything is dinged up and they don't offer any more discounts. I didn't see any dents or scratches on the furniture here. It was so pleasant to walk through the store. Of course, I had a million ideas while pacing the aisles. This location restored my hope in At Home. You could decorate your entire home at the store if you wanted to. They are currently not requiring masks. I did notice a couple of employees wearing them.