Cammi in the Estee Lauder section at the Sioux Falls store was professional, friendly, very…read moreknowledgeable and eager to assist. I will be back just to associate with her. She is an exceptional employee who deserves kudos for her efforts.

I will admit, it had been a long time since I had been in to this location (so long ago that it was…read morestill Marshall Fields the last time I was here). The selection of items seems to be sparse at this location. Went in specifically to find men's dress slacks. Stock was pretty low. On top of this, attempted to get some assistance from an employee and they just said "oh go over there" and walked away entirely. Didn't show us where "over there" was or give any sort of help. Incredibly frustrating when you're trying to find something specific.

Pretty much everything I bought from this location didn't work when I got it home. Now I have to…read moretry to find another Burlington to try and return them to.

I'm glad that Burlington now has a location in Sioux Falls. I had never been to one until they…read moreopened here. First, I like the location on the east side as there is a lot of parking and it's a nice area. Second I enjoy the products they offer. Third their prices are wonderful. I particularly have enjoyed their children's clothes section. Shopping for baby/infant clothes is a dream because their prices on name brand products are very low, for very high quality clothing. I have been amazed at the clothes that I have been able to buy for such a low price. Not only their children s clothes, but clothes for myself also. There is such a variety. This store reminds me of a cross between Gordman's and TJ Maxx, except higher quality and more organization. I am always happy each time I have visited, and when looking for gifts and clothes, this is on my top 5. Highly recommended!

It was fun, the stores are all amazing but one thing, I got yelled at about my emotional support…read moredog. I called ahead to ask about my dog, and they said it was ok. But when I got in, a worker came to me and said I wasn't allowed to have my dog. He yelled so much that he gave me a panic attack.

Over all pretty good, but I'm avoiding it in the future due to the pushy, scammy skincare kiosk…read morethat screws people out of thousands of dollars. Their pitch didn't work on me, but I'm turned off enough to just shop online instead of going to this mall again unless they get rid of the scammers and make a public statement on how they're going to prevent that kind of thing in the future.

We three went 1/3/19 (which was my birthday) to Sioux Falls for my mother-in-law to shop for…read morefurniture in this store after seeing their inventory pictures online. Love this shop and their selection. We purchased many high end pre-owned items and they arranged hassle-free next day delivery to another state (two hours away) at a very affordable price. Delivery men were very good at their job and extremely courteous. Highly recommend this business.

A Hit or Miss Place - in More Ways than One…read more The goods: Mostly the kind of furniture the 55+ community likes - stuffed chairs and sofas with floral upholstery, heavy wood furniture like sideboards, dressers and headboards, and fancy table lamps. Don't expect the good stuff like Henkel-Harris, Bassett, Baker or Henredon - you won't find much better than middle-end like Ethan Allen. But if you're looking for used furniture, this is one of the few options, as the other resale/thrift shops in the city have little or no furniture, except for Consignors Design up the street. Prices aren't low for used furniture, so carefully watching the constant furniture sales around town might offer something new for just a little more. Back room does have a selection of recliners that someone looking to furnish a den or first apartment might like. Here and there you might find a nice piece of accent furniture, but the goods are packed pretty close, so you have to look carefully around. Wall art is mostly just printed landscape posters in frames - the kind of stuff that usually hangs on the wall over a sofa - nothing original or collectible. Decorative items are the better thrift shop variety. Stock doesn't change much from month to month. The staff: I've been in five times now, and it's remarkable how some of the people know the basics of Retail 101 that you learn if you worked in a mall store in high school, and some don't. Once when I was there, the staff was a teenager/young woman who looked up from the desk, said "let me know if need anything," and returned to her phone. Another time it was a slender older woman with blonde highlights who came around the counter, said hello, and asked if there was anything special I was looking for. She offered the store's business card as I left, and asked me to come again. She definitely understood Retail 101 - each new customer is a potential return customer, and also someone who might refer other customers. The other staff (owner?) was a short older woman with a blonde ponytail, who was looking at her phone when I came in, looked up, and went back to the phone. Another time she did talk to me, but then the phone rang, and she forgot Retail 101 - the person in front of you is more important than the person on the phone (barring a medical emergency, which it definitely wasn't). Bringing in something for consignment can be hit or miss, too, and again, even if something is turned down, a friendly "Well, it's not what I'm looking for right now, but thank you for coming by, and keep me in mind if you have anything else" would generate more future inventory than a curt rejection. In a place like this the customers could also be suppliers and the suppliers may later be customers; today's item might not be marketable, but the next thing the consigner would bring in might sell for a good price (and the consignor might walk out with a purchase) - something Ponytail and Teenager didn't seem to grasp. Each time I was in there - weekday or weekend - I was the only person there, so the business wasn't exactly booming. It's not worth a special trip, but if you're in the hardware store or grocery store in the neighborhood, it might be worth walking over if there's something in particular for which you're looking. You could get lucky and find Blonde Highlights on duty, too.

If I could give them 10 stars I would. Jeni (another mgr as well that I didn't catch her name)…read moreturned my unfortunate situation into a positive one. They went above and beyond to make it right. This store/company should be very proud of their way they took care of the customer. You have a customer for life. Thank you again, Ladies!

There is a wide selection of goods. I always buy my pet food at the eastside store.i have always…read morebeen treated fairly.

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.

How embarrassing for this company to have such a bad reputation regarding cleanliness and…read moreorganization of products and yet they still don't do enough to prevent the stores from looking like a bomb went off. Ridiculous.

Super disappointed in this Ross. Having traveled across the US for business, I've shopped in many…read moreRoss stores. Overall, it's about the same. The quality of merchandise and the organization is lacking. I've come to expect that from a Ross. It's sort of like a glorified yard sale. As I was shopping, I came across the dressing rooms, which were closed. But, there was a sign posted saying that you can ask for dressing rooms up front. I got excited!!! I haven't seen a dressing room open in a long time. I started shopping for clothing. I spent over an hour searching through their disorganized racks. When I went up front to ask about the dressing room, the woman informed me that they were not open. She went on to explain that they haven't had anybody want to try anything on since they've reopened. I was crushed. I had some super cute outfits for my hot girl summer that I wanted to try on. I wound up putting everything back. That sign is what made me so disappointed. If they would have just removed that sign, I would have never wasted my time and would have left in a fine mood. They need to learn the art of customer service.... under promise and over deliver. They've got it backwards. Luckily, there's a Marshall's next-door. That is my happy place.

Very relaxed helpful experience…read more The store is situated in the prefect place for those who work 65 hours a week, directly off of 229. The staff has always been kind and helpful. The store is clean and well kept. They have all of the blue collar brands (Ariat, Carhartt etc). The styles that they carry are also available to those men who ride around in pick up trucks on the job site and pretend that they're working. (Think Carhartt golf shirts.) The value for your money is well spent here, knowing that you're supporting a local business, as well as the brands speak for themselves. The company is buying and selling the correct products to the right crowd. They have sale racks, hats, gloves, shirts, outside, workwear, jeans, boots, sunglasses, goggles, hand soap, and shampoo, lip, balm, overalls, beanies, and fitting rooms available for you to try everything on. The store is stacked, it's definitely worth coming too. Support local. 10/10

Did drive up arrived at 7:36am on a Sunday morning didn't leave until 8:06am. Thirty mins to wait…read morefor my order is ridiculous. Really hope this isn't the start of a new trend here.

They recently renovated the East side Target so it is nice inside. New flooring, new paint and new…read morelayout. There is a Starbucks and CVS inside this location.