Amongst Targets in this city, this is the best one in my experience, and also with the biggest…read moreselection. That being said, as with most Targets this size, it is pretty chaotic. That being said, I've come in here a few times now, to find some board games and puzzles, another time to find some towels, and another time for some gift exchange gifts, and haven't had too much issue getting in and out with what I need. I go through self-checkout and don't really engage with staff to find what I need-- tends to be self-explanatory when you follow the signs around and they have the kiosks where you can search in-store now too. For immediate purchases, probably the best place at the best price point to look for things in the city. But if you have some time and the means, best to head to NJ for somewhere that's more pleasant to shop at.

I arrived just after opening to pick up some things for my daughter…read more Staff were attentive and helpful. I was looking for Native Shampoo in the Body Wash section. A kind team associate directed me to the center just before groceries for shampoo, lotion, etc. I then needed some paper goods where "Charles" was so kind and helpful while stocking items. The store set up has changed in the back but a team member was always within sight for assistance. Many things are of great value. But 4 dish towels for $10 and $20 batteries were not in the budget. Oh, you may want to take your cart for a spin before loading items because my cart grew a personality of its own. I was moving my cart like the Red Bull Sales Rep. Turning the corner like a wide load because the wheels did not have coffee. "I was struggling with the cart along with 3 other customers I encountered. Ms Annette at checkout is a gem as always! Productively good shopping run minus the dysfunctional cart.

I checked out the mall downtown before seeing a show at City Winery. We had parked in one of the…read morenearby decks surrounding the mall, so we cut through Fashion District on our way to the venue. It's huge. There's even a skyway that connects two building structures that make-up the mall. You have you're mall standards inside like H&M, but also an Apple store. Despite being an urban mall, it's pretty spacious and - in the winter - good place to duck inside for a break from the cold weather.

This is large multi level indoor mall split into 2 main sections connected by a pass bridge on the…read moreupper floor, can also be accessed from outside through cross street. There are a massive selections of shops and brand inside the mall, most are the common necessity stores. They have deals going on this holiday season, highly recommended, what a great place to relax and shop without the cold. Staff from most of the shops we have encountered were friendly. So are people in the mall. Convenient location and easy parking.

Competitive prices, good selection, extremely rude and lazy employees. The self-checkout lanes a…read morejoke due to the 15-item limit, which is strictly adhered to; if you have 16, the staff will force you to go to the inconvenient cashier lanes even if you offer to put one item back. The cashier lanes move extremely slowly and are highly unsanitary for several reasons.

I stopped shopping at Walmart online because they be trying charge people 6.99 for not spending…read moreover 35 bucks how you try to force people to spend more than what they dont have. Its the big corporations that be tryna charge peoole stupid fees if they dont spend a certain amount lol. I order all my stuff feom Amazon now your throwing away money just because they punish u for not spending more. Lol what a joke

It made my evening to see this Dollar Variety location as I headed towards Broad Street to catch…read morethe SEPTA rail train. I stopped in not only to see what was offered but to also pick-up some well needed essentials like toothpaste, body wash, and fabric conditioner to get me through the weekend while in the city of Philadelphia. Inside, there were items stocked six shelves high that were very organized ranging from many useful items -- body support products, house fans, barbecue grills, air fresheners, cleaning, party, kitchen and school supplies, socks, colorful undergarments, etc. I must say that I did feel a tad overwhelmed while walking the aisles looking for needed essentials because there were so many items. There was a variation of body wash and soap bars shelved! When traveling, it has become my preference to purchase body soap or body wash because I do not know if the hotel I am staying at will have it. Hotels nowadays have the built-in body soap dispenser in their bathrooms along with conditioner, and lotion. In the past, I have stayed at some hotels that have been low on body soap in the dispenser, so because of that I make it a priority to purchase either body wash or soap in case. I was grateful to find an oral care travel kit, which came with a toothbrush and toothpaste inside of a resealable travel bag because we all know with travel, TSA does not allow full tubes of toothpaste through screening. With a travel tube, I not only can use it during my weekend stay but also take it back with me on flight and use it for future travels, which I will likely do. And along with my oral care travel kit, I found and purchased a small container of mouthwash which lasted during my short stay. Another item I found and purchased was Suavitel Complete Fabric Conditioner Hygiene Fresh laundry detergent which always comes in-hand when I am traveling because of its size. I am one that despises traveling with dirty t-shirts, socks, panties, and running shorts inside of my travel bag that also has clean garments inside. So, I try to hand wash those garments inside of the hotel rooms sink which works out well for me. As one who wears stocking wave caps to lay my hair flat, I feel that I can never fail with having more than one, especially being physically active as I am. When out whether it be out-and-about or working out, if I am wearing a baseball cap best believe that I am wearing a stocking wave cap underneath. I found and ended up purchasing a pack which has two stocking wave caps inside. And Dollar Variety had several stocking wave cap styles and colors available, even du-rags! I was pleasantly shocked at the number of hair oils that were shelved near the register. When traveling, keeping my hair oiled is a must! And while waiting to be rung up at the register, I found and purchased a tube of Biotin premium hair oil which due to its size is also on the safe side of not being flagged while going through TSA. Being that my needs were met, I would indeed return to Dollar Variety if visiting downtown Philadelphia and in need of essentials as I mentioned. Happy shopping, and blessings to all that have stumbled upon and read this review. ~ Be obsessively grateful. ~ Thomas G

Today I was reminded one of the reasons I rarely go to Walmart... I think people are becoming more…read morebrain dead as time goes on. I walked into the electronics dept looking for a phone charger, the 2 employees were too busy arguing over something so I said eff it and went searching myself. Then the clerk was at the locked cabinet where they keep the phone chargers,I asked which one was compatible with my phone...no answer. Ended up not finding either of the things I was looking for. Luckily the Five Below store nearby had both things.

Brandon did a great job with the shopping/grocery order…read more Good customer service from him.

Always have a good experience at this location. The store is usually pretty nice and neat, and has…read moreample stock for each item. Employees here are helpful. Of course, everything feels like a good price- it is the dollar tree after all :)

Love this location! Massive, well stocked and clean. The craft section is expansive and I always…read morefind good items here and have fun while shopping. Checkout can be whatever but I it is what it is!

Not much going on here except for the homeless junkies who constantly harass you. There is a Five…read moreBelow, which is just a smaller version of the low-end department stores. And Aeropstale, Ross, and Giant's Heirloom. But the bums are a turnoff. I prefer shopping at suburban malls, where cops, prosecutors, and judges are not soft on crime like they are in Philly.

A very famous place. Lots of tourists but you can still find lots of interesting things to do and…read morefood to eat.

Meh, I won't try to come back here…read more The shelves were bare and a mess, the security watches you and checks your receipts at the door

I always find a Ross wherever I go! I was in town visiting and had a good experience here…read more This Ross actually has a decent selection they're clean and is somewhat organized. I mean, it's Ross! They're all hit or miss but worth it! Found some nice things - a few dresses and tops! The line was long but moved quickly.

Why do they close every single store in Long Island, and this store is still open? Wildly unfair!read more

This particular Joyce Leslie store has succeeded in irritating me every single time I visit. Why,…read moreyou ask? Because they force you to sign the back of your credit card in pencil before they'll swipe it. This, to me, makes absolutely no sense at all. If I stole someone's credit card and it said "SEE ID" on the back of it and I went to use it at Joyce Leslie, they would *not* ask for ID, they would simply have me - the thief - sign the back of the card. "That's our policy" the cashier said at my last visit. In addition to that nonsense, you're pretty much guaranteed to see the the butt crack of at least half of the staff people, and be ignored on at least one occasion. But hey, they've got lots of cheap crap and a terrible return policy, so why not shop til you drop!