Everything, great service, prices, and helping people, great better than any where. The staff are…read moretruly amazing, good selection too .

Horrible. The overnight stock crew leaves their dairy, produce and frozen items out for hours as…read morethey the take breaks and stock. This can cause product to go bad without the customer even knowing

I bought a Dyson vacuum here last year for my camper. It was September…read more It stopped charging, so I took the charger down and brought it in. Was informed at the CS desk that they don't take items back after 180 days anymore. I told the lady that that wasn't the policy when I bought it. She then said it was a Covid thing. I kid you not!!! I looked at her and said "what the hell does Covid have to do with my vacuum not charging?" She looked at me with that deer in the headlights look and ask if I wanted to talk to the manager. That conversation didn't go anywhere. I'm done with Kohl's. You just lost my family as costumers. I sure they don't care, but they should. How many national stores are going under? Changing policies and poor CS will get you every time.

Kohl's is truly hit or miss. I found a beautiful blouse here, which I bought and love, but other…read morethings like pants or shirts we tried on were of lesser quality. Lastly, I could not, for the life of me, find ONE salesperson the entire time (40 minutes) I was there to help me find what I was looking for (undergarments). I searched and searched. Do they only have cashiers? We were there mid-day on a Monday.

This shopping center is very up-and-coming!…read more With new stores coming in, almost weekly, this center will once again be a booming place to shop in the very near future. Staples like MCL, Stein Mart, Teresa's School of Dance, Weight Watchers, and Royal Mandarin, which have been around for a while, are responsible for getting folks in the door, but new stores like the Meadow's Cafe, Antiques at Meadows, Ace Blind & Drapery, The Classic Man, Darrell's Diamonds, Repeat Boutique, and the Farmer's Market are welcomed additions that keep folks entertained and coming back to the mall. 2018 saw a lot of changes for the Meadow's Mall - new ownership and new tenants - and I'm very excited to see what else is next for this Terre Haute gem!

The Meadows has new shops, a pub, restaurants, and if course my all time favorite place, Steinmart…read more I also LOVE Antiques at The Meadows!

My fav secondhand shop in Indiana! It's conveniently located in the Meadows Shopping Center off…read more25th St. between Ohio and Poplar St. I've taken a number of items here for resale and the owner is delightful, she also pays quite fairly. Most recently my Mom and I dropped by on a Sunday afternoon to do a little shopping. The employee Julia was so kind and even stayed after the shop closed to allow us to browse a bit more! She showed us a table of designer denim that one customer consigned including many pairs of Joe's jeans, Paige and other big name brands...at excellent prices! She also explained that they had a selection of very gently used formal gowns in the back. There is a nice assortment of jewelry and household decorative items for sale, as well. Something for everyone! I found a nice cardigan sweater for $18 that looked brand new, as well as some local honey and salsa. Love the RB!!

Great Find! Got 3 work dresses for $45 - they have a huge range of sizes, some children's clothing,…read morehousewares, and accessories. Honestly I went here because they were one of the few places open past 5pm on a Saturday and was not disappointed.

This Walmart seems to be well stocked and kept pretty tidy. We were able to find most of what we…read morewanted. I got help from a young man named Josh while looking for an item. The checkout lines weren't bad and moved pretty well. I wish the Walmart closer to home was kept up this nice.

This store layout is ridiculous confusing and not like other stores All stores should be the same…read morelayout . The carts are a new design . Scooters for disabled customers deplorable and insufficient! Couldn't find employees to assist last 2 visits to store . Has Claire's store inside only good thing I can mention.

It's like taking a trip back in time.. a little dated and definitely the smallest Walmart I've…read morebeen in but they had what we needed!

It's my number one choice for groceries and people watching…read more Large but somehow limited produce selection. Good selection of meat. Huge frozen section. They've added self check out and I think the lines are much shorter now. It's a WalMart in southern Indiana, take it or leave it.

One summer ago, I bought a brand new Cub Cadet riding lawnmower, and foolishly purchased an…read moreextended warranty, which ended up with Asurion. I will not purchase an extended warranty again because it does not good. Not even a full year later, the Cub Cadet abruptly stopped working. I tried to get it to the only authorized repair shop (Complete Outdoor in Terre Haute). I have now been going back and forth with Asurion telling me they should be getting to the repair soon, and going around in circles with Complete Outdoor. It has been at least THREE MONTHS now, and STILL no repair! I then contacted Cub Cadet customer service, and they told me I could use "any reputable repair shop," but when I called another shop, they said "no." So now I am stuck with a useless "warranty," a lawnmower that will not run," and credit card bill through TSC. Not a good way to do business, guys, and I definitely won't be buying anymore lawnmowers here. Rest assured, I will be sharing my experience with anyone thinking of buying a new lawnmower.

The guys seemed very informed about what they had or not. I go there allot as I have a new tractorread more

Wild Rose Outlet saved my daughters wedding. After a last minute delay on an online order, we were…read morescrambling! It was worth the 3 hour drive. We found a beautiful dress that fit right off the rack for $500. The boutique outlet was clean. Nothing fancy but certainly a pleasant experience. The employees were friendly. My one gripe was the $50 mandatory appointment fee. Just seems you should be able to walk in a store and see the inventory without having to pay. They said they carried sizes 6 and up. However when we arrived, there were very few smaller sizes. I'm happy we were able to find a dress but I would have been perturbed to have driven all that way, pay a non-refundable $50 to find that they only had a handful of dresses in my daughters size. They also carry mother of the bride outfits. Again.. Limited sizes and you don't know what they have so it's like a$50 gamble. They do allow you to put that$50 towards accessories.. But being an outlet their accessories were very limited. We didn't need anything they had but I wasn't leaving without "spending" the $50. So we got 1 Mr & Mrs mug with a 2019 date, a shot glass, a couple pair of princess shoes for my granddaughter that'll fit in like 4 years and a memory jar. The veil options didn't match the color of the dress and they had no head pieces. Now I get time is money. But it just seems ridiculous they wouldn't put that $50 towards the dress. All in all we were very thankful for the outlet. We hope to never return though lol. Married till death do them part!

This review is for the Soda Fountain (ice cream shop) only…read more Having read my friend Erin's glowing review, I knew I had to stop by this shop for dessert. The business occupies two buildings with the pharmacy on the right and the soda fountain on the left. Each has its own entrance, but they have an open passage way about halfway back into the shops. The Soda Fountain has a retro look with the black and white tiled floor, small round tables with metal chairs, and the walls are covered with displays of old pharmacy items. The counter stretches across the shop and has additional seating (fixed stools) there. The menu of available items is located on a couple small white boards. One features desserts while the other lists sandwiches they offer. I was surprised that a number of ice cream flavors listed had been crossed out, but at least they had the basics covered. And it isn't just the decoration that is retro...I ordered a full sized Banana Split for $3.75! It came with three scoops of ice cream, each having optional toppings to go with! I went with the works, so it started with a sliced ripe banana, then topped with vanilla, strawberry, and chocolate ice cream scoops in the long dish. They added marshmallow cream to the chocolate, chocolate syrup to the strawberry, and pineapple to the vanilla. Then came the whipped cream, chopped walnuts, and a cherry on top. Note that they ask if you want all the toppings, and since it is made right in front of me, I could say "no" to anything that I may not like. Really good and since it was the middle of the afternoon, I was able to chat with the staff about Brazil and other points of interest. Just a fun time with affordable and tasty ice cream. I won't say that the retro look made me feel like I did when I was a boy and sat at the counter in my hometown soda fountain/pharmacy. The staff aren't dressed in period costumes, just regular street clothes. But, it was an enjoyable dessert with nice people working there. Review #3750

Why in the WORLD am I the ONLY one who has left a review? Come on, people!…read more One word - AMAZING! This place has charm, nostalgia, and most importantly DELICIOUS ice cream treats! My mother-in-law and I each chose to order ice cream sodas. I had the strawberry-flavored. As the girl at the counter made them, she explained the process of what she was doing. The owner expects things made certain ways to ensure the maximum flavor and richness. I love that they have such high quality standards! While we drank our sodas, she brought us large glasses of ice water. That is unusual in this day and age. You either have to bye a bottle of water or are provided a small cup for luke-warm water. They also offer different sandwiches here in case you wanted to do lunch and dessert. This place is clean, service was beyond awesome, prices were extremely reasonable. Go here!