While I was at Target next door, I decided to wheel over to HomeGoods as I am looking to improve…read morestorage options given my recent acquisition of items from my parents' home. This HomeGoods feels small. It feels quite a bit smaller than Castleton, though it's interior design is quite similar. I must admit that I have mixed feeling about HomeGoods. There's no denying the good prices on home decor and necessities, however, the shopping experience is almost universally a mid-range experience for me. I sure don't consider it wheelchair friendly, though it meets ADA (which is a bare minimum standard). There's accessible parking out front. The doors are automatic and easily workable. That's really where accessibility ends. The carts are outside the store, a bit of a hassle. The store has fairly narrow aisles and is incredibly cluttered. While I realize not every store is made for a relaxed shopping experience, I've always felt like I spend more in the places where I feel comfortable. I don't feel comfortable here and had at least five aisles I couldn't access in my wheelchair either because of other people, employees, or items blocking the path. I found the selection here paltry at best. Every item I looked at, I ended up finding a handful of options. I found nothing I wanted and was incredibly disappointed with the selection - yes, the prices were good on those items. The service lines are always long here and employees pace themselves as if they're still learning how to do the job. The employees are more functional than friendly. There's literally nothing that makes me want to return. That said, I can't say it was awful. It wasn't. It was just average. The prices are good. The layout is easy to understand. It works. I just think it could be so much better. I left quickly. I left without purchasing. I can't fathom a reason to return.

Was there earlier bought a few things looked the price went to cash out and they were the prices…read morewere higher I asked the cashier why he said to expect to pay higher prices in their store than what's marked on the tag

Not totally sure where the lack of love is coming for this place. It was an interesting mix between…read moreFred Meyer and Walmart... I'm from the West Coast, so we have Fred Meyer out there! Very much a one stop shop. Lots of good looking food items as well as just about anything else you'd want, including a TV, baseball cards, Halloween decorations or a grill! I didn't explore the entire place, but the only thing that it seemed to lack versus a Fred Meyer was a furniture section. To be fair though, it's rare that I need a lounge chair and pico de gallo in the same trip. The prices were fair and the people were nice. Worth the stop in!

I just stopped at Meijer for 4 items, and they were out of all 4. I don't know what happened to…read moreMeijer, but they have gone down hill. I used to get some good deals, but those days are gone. I doubt if I will ever go there again.

A really nice place in Plainfield IN. Don't judge a book by its cover - the entrance is really not…read moremuch at all. But when you go inside, OMG - this is an awesome antique store. Their service is really friendly and they explain all the local things going on as well. Their prices are perfect too. If you are an antique store shopper like me, then this is a gem hidden in plain sight in Plainfield IN and don't miss it out.

We just visited for the first time upon hearing about it from a friend. Very clean with a nice…read moreselection of items. The owner was there and was such a sweet lady. She immediately greeted us and explained some of their deals! They have many of the items you'll find at most antique shops, but so many items that I never see anywhere else. We will return!

Very helpful. Always something new. Lets me use a cart and…read morebring my small dog in it so I don't have to leave him behind.

OH MAMA! You'll need a minimum of 90 minutes to even walk the whole place while glancing around. I…read morewas in this part of town for another reason and was looking for something to do on a Saturday afternoon. I decided to stop in and ended up spending a glorious 2+ hours scouring the shelves. I even skipped anything in cases just to draw a line somewhere and prevent myself from moving in...which I was tempted to do. It's very well-attended; the entire lot was full, but I got a spot as someone left, and because the place is so big you are still able to browse without getting in the way of others.

Love this outdoor mall. Unfortunately, as everywhere, brick and mortar stores are dwindling, but…read morethere are still quite a lot of store left to peruse. Since this is an open air location, there is not food court, but plenty of restaurants at the mall as well as the surroundings. You will not go hungry here. And of course there is a movie theater and even event spaces to rent. I hope it survives the declining retail climate, because this is a very convenient location for me.

This used to be a great spot. All of the good stores moved out. If Spencer's is your jam this is…read morethe place for you!!

I just want to say the employees here were really nice and tried to help, which I appreciated. But…read moremy experience with one of the older managers was not good at all. They were pretty rude and dismissive when I asked a simple question, and it made the whole visit uncomfortable. It honestly took away from how kind the rest of the staff was. I don't usually write reviews, but this really stood out and management needs to do better.

Solid resale store on the west side. This goodwill has adequate parking, an organized interior, and…read morefun finds. This store cycles through inventory at a good rate. It is more organized than other goodwills I have been too. It is big but not huge. Prices are a little higher than average but nothing outrageous. There are no dressing rooms, but clothing can be returned within 2 weeks from purchase for store credit.

This is another one of those businesses that I'd swear I reviewed a long time ago, however, today…read moreis as good a time as any. When my mother was seriously ill, this Target became a go-to stress reliever when I'd visit her at Hendricks Regional in Danville. It was big enough here that I could get lost. It was friendly enough here that I could get connected. It was also well-stocked enough that I could easily get a few needed things at a time in life when I needed quick and convenient. Despite living very close to the Glendale Target, I frequented this one a lot. Flash forward to today. My father recently passed away and I'm spending a lot of time in nearby Putnam County. Yesterday, in particular, was a bit stressful as I began clearing out some more personal items and couldn't quite get through the emotions to clear my father's clothing. I decided to stop in Target for some friendly faces, stress relief, and a few items I knew I needed. First off, this is a Target SuperCenter. I sometimes forget that Glendale, while being large, is not a SuperCenter in anyway. This location has, I believe, three entrances. All entrances offer accessible parking, automatic doors, and easy accessibility. I do wish Target had some smaller carts (maneuvering large carts from a wheelchair is a hassle), but that's a minor deficiency. Too many people think the automatic carts are for wheelchair users - they're not. They're great for people who have difficulty walking long distances, however, for someone who stays in a wheelchair they're impractical. While I can get a little frustrated at Glendale for items they don't have, this Target tends to have them. There are exceptions - I was dismayed by the small quantity of V8 energy availability here and it's WAY less than Glendale. There were other food items where I'd look at them and think "That's all you have?" On the other hand, this Target is cleaner. It's better organized. The employees are friendlier (though still have a tendency to block aisles when stocking and be clueless when a wheelchair user comes by trying to get through. Here's your clue - move your cart.). I only needed a handful of items. I was able to find them, generally, quite easily. Employees were friendly. I used self-checkout - this is rare for me, but given my small order it worked well. The employee supervising it wasn't particularly interactive, however, it was fine. I've never used this store's online order or drive-up pick-up options. So, I can't give an opinion there. However, I was pleased with my in-store experience after a stressful day clearing out my father's home.

This is more about the service part you go in every self checkout is card only, they only had one…read moreline open with seven people and the guy running the cash register looked like he was having a little bit of problems with the one order. I contacted a service. Member asked him if they could get a hold of the manager so we could open another line to Lady goes well. We're short staffed so I go stand in line with my six items cause I didn't have my card on me then the lady walks up and says hey you can go down to customer service. Our manager said he'll help you out there cool I walk down to customer service and stay there for another 10 minutes waiting for somebody to show up at this time. I've done watched 20 employees walk by a lady comes out from the side and says can I help you and I'm like with a lady down to self check messaged and said to come down here that the manager would help us here comes the manager right in and right by us so commence to set my stuff down she said we're short staffed I said do you have managers in the store? She said there was three of them. I don't know about you. Last time. I worked in retail managers were cross trained to run cash registers so when I said where the manager go, he went outside to help take care of a curbside order and I asked for what about the other 20 employees that walked by to the lounge they're all stalkers then a manager came up because I was asking for the main store manager's name and number this guy wanted to ramble on thinking I wanted her personal number and I just said I wanted the the best line to reach her on. I wasn't expecting your private number then he commences to hand me a survey. I told him I didn't need that it was past a survey. He fumbled got a little frustrated, cause I was being quite upfront with him that I don't want to hear anything you had to say I just want the name of the store manager and phone number. I don't know about 7 o'clock and only one register open with 9 to 10 people standing in the line somebody slipping just a bad surface experience all around and especially when you talk to people and all they can do is to stutter and say we're short staffed sorry if there's managers there you're not short staffed they need to grab a drawer and get online and cut the line down or instead of having 12 self checkouts card only maybe make some cash

I love how everything is sectionef by clothing type and designer…read more Nothong beats the Kohls cash.

Gurvene was an excellent sells person with a sweet smile. kohls is only place I buy clothe because…read morethey are well made and wide selectio. I am the clothes are not so crowde. I had a hard time getting use to the store layout but I like it now. the only thing I don't like is the music but at least it is not loud. you have hired some exce employee, thank you