The Employees are so Disrespectful, I Ask For a bag and the girl was like "No We don't have any…read moreplastic bag " Like with attitude , Then I saw others Bags And She was like those are only 37 cents And I ask her Where can I scan The barcode because Doesn't come with any Price or Whatever, NEVER COMING BACK TO THIS STORE CHANGE EMPLOYEE, If they don't wanna work Go home bro

This is a good store, for candies and cheap t shirts. Some of them are quite amusing. I am…read moreappreciative of the candy selections, and also good gag gifts. Yet a lot of their products, just aren't going to win any quality awards. It's a mixed bag overall. Keep your realistic parts going. Prices are certainly competitive. It's as organized as their other stores. Their book selection is "meh." On a plus note very good employees here. Checkout doesn't take too long. That alone makes it a relatively fun store.

Went to this store after a nice Peking Duck lunch and all I have to say is watch the cashiers very…read morecarefully. We initially were charged $32 which seemed high so we went back to tell the cashiers to ring it up again and it came out to $25. They gave us our $7 back and no apologies for making a mistake or anything. They just kind of laughed about it.

Do you like wonderful toys? Or are you looking for something from the past?…read more There is a bit of both in this store. I found myself looking at games I played as a kid in the 80's and have seen some of the changes since the game orginally came out. From the Gearhead Stunt Garage to the Cooperative Games I have never heard of, but knew of song and/sayings. Apparently these are now a game. Scented pencils are sold here and I think about the crayons that were Scented from when I was in school. The things that trigger memories from your past. The ambience, prices and cleanliness are at an all time high. It is a Saturday today and a lot of kids and parents are in the store. The people in here are well behaved. This place is worth checking out.

I stopped in to checkout their smiki blind boxes. I was happy to see they carried several series…read more The staff is pretty nice and are ready to help if you need it. I picked up a few boxes and their prices are pretty good. This a great toy shop that offers a lot of selections for small children to even bigger kids (aka the adults). There is a small parking lot in the back that gets kind of busy on the weekends, but it's definitely worth checking out.

I like Primark, but I'm not in love with Primark. I appreciate what they are doing and their…read moreprices. But I always feel like I'm sized out in here on most items. No matter when, or where, I go, the item I want is out of stock in the size I need. I really am drawn to their novelty tees. Each time I am in here I always check them out in hopes to find one to add to my rotation. This stop they had a bunch that I liked, but after searching through everything there, not in my size, as I mentioned above. The selection of other items is great here, but not always what I'm looking for. If I wanted single color matching outfits, this is a great place to pick that up. However, that was not what I was in the mood for this time. Would definitely stop back in here if I am in the area again, but with more and more of these popping up there are locations closer to me.

I remember hearing about this this store when it first opened, it was really hyped up. I didn't…read morewant to get caught up in the frenzy, so I avoided the first month of opening. I finally was able to visit and it was quite insane!! I had vivid memories of the teen/adult clothing stores that were open decades ago at Dulles Town Center. It's like fast fashion meets Rave, Charlotte Russe and H&M. Great idea bringing this to a busy mall with a lot of foot traffic. They carry so many items at decent/affordable prices. I can see why it was so hyped up. Shoes, jeans, tops---for men, women and kids. There were also miscellaneous items such as water bottles, suitcases, home deco, etc. There were 2 whole floors of items!! I didn't purchase anything, but I did eye stuff for my next visit. I love the self-checkout section. There was a barcode scanner upon exit. They are located on the opposite side of the 3-floor section of the mall. There is an entrance from outside the mall as well as inside. Would I return? for sure

Is good but not bad I just one day I buy is a dress but…read moreit's look like a pajama when I try to return it they said this is not belong to us and they refuse to return it without the receipt it's horrible but what you can do

This store is pretty hit or miss. It's huge--a throwback to the classic department stores of…read moreyesteryear. You can find almost everything here, from men's undershirts and baby apparel to discount toy, art work, cosmetics, and home decor. Frankly, a lot of the items are cheap, low-quality stuff that you've never heard of before. Some things look practically like knock offs of higher-end goods. But there are some pretty good finds at pretty good prices, if you're looking closely. The kids section is particularly expansive and has cute stuff. The store is kept pretty clean and organized for being so big. There tends to be a long line at checkout, and make sure that they take the alarm sensors off your items (a lot of things have them).

Cyndy's Bottom Line: Great place to browse around for a gift…read more I stopped in as I was waiting for my reservation. The bedding is the primary merchandise but there are a variety of gift items to be found. There are kids backpacks, hair accessories, jewelry, flip flops, and even clocks.

Interesting place. Was walking to Mark's Duck House and passed by this place. Would have never…read morefound otherwise. I was attracted by all the cutesie gift items. Turns out there weren't too many. Lots of bedding stuff (woo, if I never want to replace my Asian blanket), some undies and bras, towels, kids warm weather stuff, jewelry. Prices are decent. Saw a child's Hello Kitty wallet for something like $4. Ended up buying a child's scarf and beanie set that was on sale. 2 for $14 but she let me buy just one at $7. Bought some cutesie small towels at 2 for $10. Over heard the lady who was working tell the customer that the blanket she wanted to buy was damaged and that they couldn't sell it to her. Kinda weird that type of Asian customer service exist in this town but woo hoo for honesty!

This is one of the best thrift stores I've been to in a long time! I'm a big Unique Thrift fan…read morealready but holy cow this was great! They have a huge shoe/ jewelry/ bag/ accessories section right when you walk in that is amazing! It's really well organized and the largest accessories section I've seen at a Unique Thrift. They have tons and tons of clothing racks! I found some real gems in including a 100% linen shirt and three pairs of shorts. Each item is priced differently and the items are sorted by category and size. These thrift stores give you a 20% off coupon if you donate something. They also have 25% discount days on Mondays and Thursdays, so those days are pretty busy.

I am so disappointed with shopping at Unique. The prices at this thrift store have become…read moreastronomical. Art is priced as if you are shopping at an upscale gallery. They have mediocre art priced as high as $89.99. They treat the art like it is junk; it is crammed on the shelves and it is stacked haphazardly on the floor. The bric-a-brac is not much better. While they offer a diverse array of tchotchkes they too are exorbitantly overpriced and they are crammed together on the shelves, and have a junky appearance. I commiserated with a customer who wanted to buy a small night light with Blessed mother and the Christ child. it was made in China and I would estimate the value to be around $5; they had it priced at $29.99. They were selling a small Willow tree angel for $14.99; you can get a new one at the Hallmark store in its box for that price or less. I also went into the aisle where they had random picture frames. The aisle was crammed with picture frames which were haphazardly arranged. visually it was unappealing and the art frames on the lower shelf were stacked in a way that they were inaccessible.So here is the dilemma; this is a junky thrift shop that is trying to pretend that it is a boutique and it is not happening. I am all in favor of supporting charity thrift stores but this store is unfairly pricing these donated goods such that the people who depend on thrift shopping to add special things or necessities cannot afford them. Shame on this store. Register your disdain by not buying this merchandise. Also provide feedback to alert others.

I like to shop here bec they get done really fine donations. I picked up a large painting for $60…read moreand a velvet chair for $5. But it's really especially hard to shop for clothes here- I would suggest the clothes be sorted by size rather than color as it is now. And getting rid of the dozens of men's company/school logo tshirts that don't sell for many months but clog up so much of the garment racks.

This thrift store is quaint and small. The staff were ok, they weren't super friendly. I love how…read morethey organize the space, and the price point was fairly affordable. I will go back again.

What a community-focused spot! Walk inside and you'll see two rooms filled with fair-trade goods…read morefrom jewelry to clothes to cards. In one room is a small cafe that sells coffee and other drinks with a few tables. The chai latte I ordered was delicious! After I ordered, I browsed the store as I waited for my latte.

For the most part, this is a charming little coffee and gift shop, and I really wanted to enjoy the…read moreexperience. Unfortunately, the way our group was treated over seating left a very bad impression. We arrived as paying customers and simply wanted to sit together. Instead, the barista repeatedly told us where we could and couldn't sit. First we were directed to one side, then the other. We were told we shouldn't use the large table because "maybe someone with a computer MIGHT show up." Then another area was suddenly off-limits because "something might happen." Ultimately, it felt like the only acceptable option was squeezing our group into a corner near the trash cans. I understand that the shop has a philosophy behind designated laptop/no-laptop areas, and that's perfectly reasonable. What wasn't reasonable was making a group of paying customers feel as though there was literally nowhere they were welcome to sit because our presence might somehow disrupt the intended seating arrangement. It was 90 degrees outside, or we would have sat there. Policies are one thing; hospitality is another. A coffee shop should be able to maintain its atmosphere and guidelines without making customers feel like an inconvenience simply for showing up as a group. Cute shop, but the seating experience and attitude toward our group were unnecessarily frustrating and unwelcoming.

Great little hidden gem of a small market that sells nice little snacks, drinks, and other items…read morefrom Iraq and other countries throughout the Middle East. I highly recommend! You could easily miss this place unless you really look for it, because it is behind the shopping center, but I personally love authentic hidden gems like this!

My boss, originally from the DC office before opening up the Miami one, brought me here when he…read morewent to bring back traditional seasonings. I would have to thank him for introducing me to Babylon Market! Located in the back entrance of a strip mall in Falls Church, Babylon Market is essentially a bodega where you can find halal meat, sweets, prepackaged foods, seasonings as well as artisanry (tapestries & decor). Said, the owner, runs the shop himself and is a really pleasant person. He remembered my boss from prior visits and took time to go over the different foods with me, even helping to pack them for flight. I'm certainly glad to have found this market.