My mom wanted to stop in to Belk while we were in Williamsburg last weekend, as her sister had sung…read moreits praises for another location. She was on a mission for new tops and didn't find a single one she liked. She would've been better off at a JCPenney or Macy's. Similar vibes but a less sad feel. I did have to use their bathroom while there, and it was nice and clean! It's in the back left corner of the store near the home decor.

I love Belk! This store was well laid out and clean. It appears that the employees do a great job…read moreof keeping everything tidy and the racks orderly. I easily found a check out area in the women's department and Pam assisted me, twice, in checking out. She was friendly, helpful and efficient. The store had a nice selection of clothes and most seemed to be on sale.

Very big Walmart Supercenter, and conveniently located near Great Wolf Lodge. I came here twice…read morewithin an hour and stocked up on groceries for my stay at GWL. There is everything you can need here, and at good quality and low prices! I wish there were more Walmart Supercenters back home!

DO NOT USE ONLINE GROCERY SERVICE. Waited over 30 minutes before someone came out to deliver my…read moreitems. When I arrived at home over 15 items were missing, milk was leaking all over, bread was crushed, and substitutions that I denied were in the bags anyways. Finally got past the AI robots on the phone and spoke to a manager and the excuse was a skeleton crew. Never again will I shop there !!!!

As a kid, I loved going to "The Pottery" as it was a dusty little oddity with gems in every…read morebuilding. My aunt decorated her first salon with the gorgeous rattan/wicker furniture, unique plants, actual pottery and dried flora. I tried my first makeup here, a sample of the first clean pressed powder and clear mascara, giving natural glam at 15. One of the few regrets in life was not purchasing this massive, unpolished, solid wood, ornately carved chest for $90. Im sure I would still have it. Snacks and foods to fuel the searches, tucked away in warehouses, it was interesting. But everything comes to an end.... This new Pottery is over priced, deserted and it appears to be a town centre-styled strip mall with the big building letters on its sides. Not too many unique items unless you're interested in a $800 Adirondack chair or a $300 iridescent glazed flower pot. Please rename this place, it is not "The Pottery".

Yikes! This was a huge disappointment! Out of the 3 HUGE buildings, there was only one open. I was…read moreable to get some storage baskets and some VA peanuts , which I could have gotten at a million times other places. I expected to find a bunch of local pottery, but there was a lot of imported pottery that was beautiful, but again I could have gotten anywhere at a cheaper price. All of the people working there are lovely .

Here's a way to finish the review:…read more I love this store and live dangerously close to it, but that just means I get to enjoy it even more! The convenience of having almost anything I need in one place is unbeatable. Whether it's snacks, household items, or a last-minute gift, this store always has it. The staff is friendly and the layout makes it easy to find what I'm looking for. Prices are reasonable, and they often have great deals that keep me coming back. Overall, it's a fantastic place that I feel lucky to have nearby--just maybe a little too close for my wallet! They have the best seasonal finds and greeting cards. Once in a while you will find some high end brand-named tennis shoes there!

It's a cool spot to shop, you never know what you'll stumble across! I enjoy the prices and the…read morehelpful staff.

Management and quality control is awful at this location. Don't waste your time. We were sold half…read morefull shampoos.

While the selection is good, and the value is excellent, the service is non-existent…read more In general, a business attitude towards customers flows from the top down. The front line staff are more focused on rules and regulations than what they should be focused on which is customers and service. There are customers, but the service is nonexistent I cannot recommend Ross at all

First thing on morning of December 26, we were greeted with signs of 50% off Christmas merchandise…read moreat the front tables at the entrance of the store. We picked 2 items and went to register - by the way there was no line as the store was empty. Cashier looks at the gift box of chocolate and other Christmas item, and states she needs the manager to approve. Manager then comes over to yell at us about customer reclamation project where he accuses every customer of moving merchandise to sales table. I'm sure everyone woke up the morning after Christmas to rush to Homegoods to move merchandise. We asked for them to call District Manager, at which point he again lectures us, but refuses to walk 25 feet to look at the sales table. In my opinion, the way he treated us is because of our race. Maybe it would be in the customers best interest to actually put clearance stickers on the clearance merchandise instead of blaming customers for them not doing their job. Incidentally, don't fall for their credit card - 34.99% interest rate is highway robbery, plus they offer no promotional financing for large purchases.

This Homegoods is NOT at all like my Homegoods... meaning it's not as crowded with merchandise (but…read morestill well-stocked), it's not as crowded with people, and things don't (necessarily) go in the blink of an eye. I was in town on an early Friday night, and the store was EMPTY. Friday late afternoon and early evening in my store is swamped because people want to see what's new. By the end of the day Saturday, whatever you wanted Friday and didn't get is gone! I saw a cabinet on Friday that I made myself a deal with -- if I came back after work Saturday afternoon and it was still there, I'd get it. Well, it was. So I did. Yay! There was second piece that I was eyeballing... it was waiting for a customer to pick up when I got back Saturday!

Convenient location if you area visiting the area and need a few things. It seems to be on the…read moresmaller side, however I was able to pick up what I was looking for though I have not been shopping at Target in general.

Great prices today while shopping for jeans. Clearance racks were full. This target is always…read moreclean. Even the bathrooms. There was a sketchy guy in the bra section talking to women. But couldn't figure out if he worked there and was security or what. He finally left the women's section and when we left the store - he was sitting next to one of the registers. It was just a little strange to shop for women's items with a strange man walking around and talking. And we appreciate Starbucks being right there.

Merchants Square has been a favorite place of mine to shop, dine and recreate for decades. It has…read moreover 40 stores. Recently I had the opportunity to visit the square that's nestled between The College of William & Mary and Colonial Williamsburg. During Christmas is one of my favorite times to visit this area. It was hoping too! Crowds were beginning to arrive in Williamsburg for The Grand Illumination the next day. There was music, and a Christmas spirit in the cool crisp air. I visited a few shops that I had time for that were both favorites and new to me. The Cheese Shop for a snack. This shop has been a place I have frequented for decades, it's awesome and an independent run store like most others. I went to R. Bryant, a men's store. Lulu lemon, Danforth Pewter and a new shop Walkabout Outfitters which is a small chain. It replaced a very well known and established independent store I shopped since early 2000. If you're looking for a unique place to shop, eat and also take in a show at the Kimball Theater then Merchants is the place.

A beautiful American place to visit. Settled near an American college WM. We enjoyed our visit,…read moreplenty on outdoor seating and nice small shops amd bistro. A must place to visit when in Williamsburg.