This grocery store is so small. It really does have that small town feeling. My complaints are that…read moreit was more cramped and cluttered and hard to get around in. I was impressed with the bakery and floral departments for how little this store is.

We placed an order for a seasonal frozen fruit and at the appointed due date we waited for someone…read moreto contact us. When we finally inquired, a few days later, it took some digging to find out the store manager, John, did not place the entire order. In an effort to rectify the mistake he offered a substitution at a discounted price. The substitution wasn't even close to what we ordered. We waited all year to order this item.

Set inside an old historic, downtown building, three stories are FULL of all things wonderful. Take…read moreyour time..come back again and again; there's just too much to see the first time around.

Absolutely sick about the way my family and I were treated here today…read more My daughters, 9 and 11, love going to this store to antique shop every time we come into town to visit my mom. Today, I took off work early to make sure I took them to all the shops on Grand. Our last stop was here. After shopping for almost two hours, the 3 year old was wanting out of his stroller to stretch, and we always have trouble with the elevator anyway, so I let him out. I know my kid, and I told him not to touch, just look. He and I were in the 1st floor smelling candles when he decided to start upstairs. My two daughters and mother were up there so I grabbed the last candle I wanted and headed up. Before I could make it to the top of the stairs, some woman working started YELLING for someone to come get their kid. I said "I'm his mom I got him" she continued to raise her voice and lecture me about letting him walk around until I finally raised mine back and asked her to calm down. I then put my son back In His stroller and waited while my mother checked out. I had 4 candles already on the check out counter, that my daughters had picked out, and I said I would no longer like to buy them because if the way I was just treated. I explained that I was not just letting my toddler run in a store, he had just walked off and I was headed to get him. She cut me off, continued to be rude and told me I needed to put my stuff back where I got it I told her she was very unprofessional when all she had to do was express that my toddler made her nervous in the shop and I would have put him back in his stroller and bought the candles. But since she yelled and lectured me for no reason, I didn't feel like I owed her anything. Best part- as we're walking out she yells "don't ever bring your kids in my shop again" My kids did NOTHING wrong. This woman, older with shorter brown hair, made my 9 year old cry because it's her favorite place to go and she thinks she's no longer allowed in there. Me and my kids deserve an apology. All we have ever done is support the local shops in this town, that one in particular, and it was very disheartening. Shame on that "adult" for the way she treated us...

Historically, I have loved Target. They have always had the right basics. Want a black sweater? The…read moremagic one is at Target. Want avocados and cashew milk and tissues and nice silverware? Get all of it at Target. No problem. I went to this Target in May, 2025. It was very clean - typical Target! Always clean! Nice staff. Bathing suits at the front of the store. All of the clothes were wrong. All of them. We were shopping for clothes for my partner. He wanted a basic shirt or two that fits, with a breast pocket. Basic shorts that fit. Nothing. All the shorts for men were too short. We didn't find any shirts with a breast pocket. It was so discouraging. I think of Target as the place to shop when you want just about anything. Well, this one certainly isn't the magic right now. It was so incredibly disappointing We couldn't find men's basketball shorts either. So sad. I hope next year fashions cool off and do right by people who like basics !!

Decent place to shop, awful place to work. Worked here for a few months earlier this year. They…read moredon't mind giving credit where it's due but they also don't mind asking you to come in when you have a day off. If you refuse to come in on that day off then expect to be scheduled the most grueling hours possible (retaliation is certainly a thing here). I LOVED working with all my peers but 3/4 of the team leads sucked bawlz. Not surprised to see a review calling Lindy out for being a racist. Kinda par for the course there lol. As for the other 1/4 of the team leads or supervisors they are incredible and are the sole reason this store still has regular guests. I still shop here to this day plus the Starbucks here is the best in Kansas. Just don't expect a pleasant experience when dealing with Shelly, Lindy, or the store manager himself, Aaron.

Rude and disrespectful employees in the automotive dept. Wow!!!!!! Absolutely disgusting! I'd…read morerather spend more money at Dillons for my groceries, and be treated respectfully! I'll never spend another cent in any and all Walmarts!"

Customer Service is NOT a priority!! Short staffed, no…read moreservice on the floor and only one register with a working person to check you out. If that isn't enough, those few that are working arent familiar with any form of CS. If you need to be insulted even more for spending your hard earned money there, they top off your unpleasant experience by randomly asking for your receipt as your walking out. Even tho they stand there and watch you leave the register. Nope, I ain't doing it!

First time returning since the remodel. I brought first timer friends who love shopping and good…read morefood. We ate breakfast first, which was delicious and plentiful. Afterwards shopped and then went upstairs to bakery for more good food (dessert)! The cherry on the top would have been to meet Ladd but Ree we love you too! great time with friends!

*Review is for the Pioneer Woman Mercantile Shop, which I think is around the corner from the…read morerestaurant... not the same thing (though the restaurant does also have a small shopping area, so it's confusing)* This was a lot smaller than I was expecting. Hearing people talk about it as a fun little day-trip or place to find stuff, I thought there would be more to it. But it really wasn't a whole lot bigger than a boutique in a mall. We kept thinking "are we missing something??". They sell some home decor, mostly kitchen things, and some women's clothing. Some of the clothes were cute, but overall the style of most things seemed a bit too mature for me (though a few things I saw were exceptions). And then some of the clothes just had WAY too much pattern for me, like two or three completely different/ clashing floral patterns on one shirt. I guess that's just the Pioneer Woman style. I'm sure some can pull it off. We did end up getting some cute elastic waisted black pants with lace at the bottom for my Grandma. We thought those were cute!! The vast majority of the kitchen stuff you can find at Walmart anyway, since the Pioneer Woman's line is there now. Other than the small size of the shop, that was probably the most surprising -- that there really wasn't even that much more product than what's already at Walmart...... so then, if they aren't going to offer an expanded line or many more additional products, what's the point of going? Staff was very kind and bathrooms were actually kept pretty clean. We went in there two different times in the day (both mid to late afternoon / early evening) and neither time was it very busy. So not a bad spot but mostly, I just don't really see the point. Please let me know if we've missed something (I'm not trying to be funny), because I'm just left confused about what's so interesting about even making a trip to come see the Pioneer Woman stuff if that's truly all it is (I do know that you can tour her ranch or something, but I feel like people talk about the shopping part so I don't know...). Is there in fact a bigger store that we somehow missed?