I love this location! It has a fresh appearance to it and is very comforting to shop in…read more The only downsides are that the grocery section can be running out of supplies (bread in particular) often, and a lot of their inventory listed online as "in stock" for this location is nonexistent. One more thing: PREGNANCY PARKING. It would be SO appreciated. Numerous times I've had to leave simply because the walk into the store was too much from so far away. There is cop parking and so many handicap places that are left empty-- I think one or two could be adjusted! :)

It's a great alternative to Walmart - I will come to Target if I don't have time to wait in…read moreWalmart's line or if I know I need to just run in & get something. The prices are not comparable to Walmart though, so don't come here looking for a good deal. The customer service is good and the same people are usually working every time I go in there.

If you want to work here, you better be related to one of the managers. That's the only way you'll…read moreget decent hours. They will hire you at one pay, then deduct your pay because "they made a mistake. They will cut your hours because the managers precious children need the overtime. The managers children act like they are managers and try to tell you what your job is for the day. This is extremely unprofessional and why people who are related should not work at the same company. Too much favoritism going around with the employees. Walmart really needs to look at their policies and do a better job. They will lose great employees because "my baby needs hours".

This is a nice Walmart. There are great kitchen items. The grocery store part of the store is…read moreconvenient. I also love being able to print pictures from my phone in the photo area. Check the photo department hours. The staff leave at approximately 5pm and you can't pick up your photos until the next day. Many of the clothing items have changed since Walmart has changed a lot of their brands. The only area of improvement I noticed was the lack of staff at registers. You don't need three employees at a customer service desk (with no customers) when one overworked employee is the only person at an open register.

I recently came to return a few Amazon products and realized that they completely changed the…read morelayout of the front end of the store now. It now looks more like the checkout line at TJMaxx. Additionally, you can now return your Amazon returns there instead of walking all the way to the back at customer service. This was a much needed change and they had really kind staff ready to let folks know that the format for those returns had changed. Well done!

Update. Well the manager reached out to me on 5/27 and asked me to send copies of my receipt to him…read moreso he could investigate. So I did. He called and personally spoke with me on 5/30. Said a manager should have been called, that he was actually in the store that day. I asked for a manager and told him so- that some lady "manager" came over and gave me the same song and dance. To the ACTUAL managers credit, HE made it right. Thank you. I'm still never shopping at KOHLS again.

We've been to Ollie's at least a half dozen times since they opened & NEVER leave without…read moresomething. Actually, always MORE than something - lol! Primarily food items & books. Our last visit had us leaving with several bags of my favorite unhealthy snack - Snyder's spicy pretzel pieces ("Buffalo Hot" & "Jalapeno") for less than half of what supermarkets charge, canned diced "Muir Glen" tomatoes for $.99 (that's a pittance compared to regular markets), Harry & David's expensive "Moose Munch" caramel popcorns for a pittance - you get the idea. They pretty much have a little of everything from soup to nuts at bargain basement prices. No dents or shoddy or expired stuff - everything is in prime condition. Since it's all overstock, clearance, or discontinued stuff, you can't count on being able to buy the same items when you go, but there's always something new & interesting to browse in the grocery department. Also be sure to check out some really terrific bargains on small appliances & cookware, & as for books - I'm a cookbook collector, & nearly always score a new volume or two when we visit. All at about a third or less of list price. Bottom Line: Interesting place to stop by occasionally for an ever-changing array of inexpensive finds. And if you sign up for their free rewards program, you get extra discounts on the already well-discounted prices.

When I first walked in, I wanted to turn around and walk out. It was a bit smelly at first entrance…read moreand the place seemed overwhelming. It's big. However, I carried on. I walked past an entire wall of cooking utensils, couple aisles of sheets, pillows, and comforters. It seemed to be in fresh packaging, like, it's not like there are rips and holes in everything. It's a million and one things for cheaper prices. Not really much clothing so that's good. Otherwise it would be just wayyy too much. The entire back of the store was full of area rugs, big and small. Like an enormous amount of carpets. I found it interesting, some were like $14 and they were pretty big. I walked in and out of prob hundreds of aisles. When I finally got to the 4th corner..... I was amazed. It was like Book-A-Million in there! And for extreme low cost. I bought a couple books. Star Wars Where's Wookie". Oh I love look and seek books. Hard back with hard pages for $2.99 people. I got a children's book of animals that has the U.S. English word and the Mexican Spanish word beside it. Hard back book. Hard pages. $1.99. I stayed in the books section a while. Great ideas for Christmas in the book section. I mean, they had an easy 300 books just about cooking. 3x as many for children. Self help, religions, etc. Tons of toys and body, face, hair care. Check the ingredients as always. Check for toxic labels as always. Always check that everywhere!!! Even Mr. Coffee, Coffee Makers have toxins labels. (Don't believe it? Go check). It's on the box on your local Walmart. The entire store, just like Walmart, basically is made, produced or manufactured in China. Not surprising. The store was interesting. I'll say that.

Cute little shop tucked away in Southside shopping center. Stopped by for a coffee before heading…read moreback home after everything closed downtown. Friendly staff, good coffee (I had the caramel macchiato) my daughter enjoyed a smoothie. Live music on a Saturday evening. Gifts and food options to enjoy while you wait. Moderate amount of indoor seating, little area outside if you're interested in a quiet sitting spot to enjoy your drink.

I've been a Southside Coffee & Gifts fan for a long time, but today's special might just be my new…read morefavorite! I tried the Maple Spiced Brown Sugar Pecan Latte with Nutella and pecans on the side and WOW -- absolutely incredible. The flavors are perfectly balanced, warm, and cozy... like fall in a cup. If you haven't been to Southside yet, you're missing out! This little spot has the best drinks, the sweetest owner Tanya Hale, and a great selection of gifts. Stop in and treat yourself -- you'll be so glad you did.

This was my first time to go to a Bintastic. At first it seemed a bit chaotic but once we learned…read morethat you could open the boxes in the back it was much better. They give you large plastic bags to put your stuff in. Which I recommend you do. They had so much stuff!! I went on the $12 day. The prices decrease everyday until Wednesday when everything, except specifically marked items, are $1. I was very pleased with my purchases. I found a full size heated blanket, 2 panel cream velvet curtains, a Navage care kit, and a cute kids cat light. All of them worked. I am very pleased. I will definitely be going back. Side note, I cannot find when they get new shipments but once I do it will be posted.

I dont have a Family Dollar where I live, but I went into this one in Culpeper while waiting for my…read moredaughter to get home from the nail salon. Family Dollar, overall isn't so bad. They provide a purpose. I buy my hair accessories and Name Brand toilet paper from there. Large pack of napkins, 60 trash bags for $10. Etc. Same as I do in Warrenton at Dollar General Store. When I walked in to this Family Dollar in Culpeper, I was a little overwhelmed by all things! Seemed a bit cluttered and a little unorganized. I went down each aisle swiftly but only bought what I went in for. Toilet Paper, Trash Bags, and an Easter stuffed animal for my grandson. Lady at the counter was really nice. I stick to what I need and get out. Works for me.

TSC Culpeper is great! I only have to ask to have heavy stuff loaded for me, and front register…read morepersonnel nearly always greets me.

I was in tonight with my dog, Cooper, and was well taken care of by Richie! He took the time to…read moregrab treats and give lots of belly rubs, and when it was time, insisted on carrying out the bag of food and loading it in my trunk. What a great guy, thank you again Richie!