After I checked out I approached a Walmart employee for help with an item. I stood about 3 feet…read moreaway from them, looked them dead in the eye, and asked my question. The employee stared me in the eyes dead faced with zero response. I just sat looking there for a couple seconds they didn't make any hand gesture, facial expression, or utter a word. Just looked at me in silence. Name tag said Jasmine. Super bizarre and unhelpful experience other employees are good though

Blake -Customer Service Manager- was courteous, patient and very professional. He listen to my…read moreissue and address it well - above and beyond. Set a great example to all Walmart employees. He took his time and we talk about (Riverside and Rancho Cucamonga) Inland Empire, California. Thank you Blake

Racheal had the best customer service and was so nice when helping us will come back because of…read moreRacheal

Prices were higher than any other TJ Maxx I have ever been in across the country but with all…read morefairness the store was clean and well stocked. With that said in Jackson WY the prices were not as bad as most places that compare

Lifesaver! Desperately needed socks for my 7-year-old and this is the only place for hours that had…read moreany (that weren't long/woolen/tourist junk). Reasonable prices and friendly service.

Service, selection and value on point here. Definitely a cool place to visit. Check it out if…read moreyou're in the area.

After eight long years, I finally returned for a second time to the Pine Ridge Mall. I know many…read moreyelpers have been wondering about the current state of the PRM, so without further ado, I'll review what's changed since my last visit in 2013. As it turns out, not much. Still clean, still empty, still disorienting. The Aeropostale that employed my sibling during happier times no longer exists. Price Real Estate and the nice men employed there are missing. Even the Master Cuts vanished. Why did people in Pocatello stop getting haircuts? Is post-2013 hipster culture to blame? It's not a good sign when the most utilitarian store in the mall disappears. This absence has ramifications not only for the mall but also for society at large--it's an issue worth exploring further. Theories? That said, the Bath and Body Works seemed to be heavily populated upon my visit, thank heavens. Per usual, using my arms as shields, I had to physically battle my way to the back of the store, narrowly escaping from the army of eager salespeople desperate to squirt lotion onto my exposed skin. Thankfully, I located a couple of gift bags with ease and purchased them for my cousins as quickly as possible. Another win was T Shirts Plus. My partner's really into college gear, so I decided to gift him with an Idaho State women's basketball shirt. The helpful employee told me that if I couldn't find the precise piece of college gear desired, he'd be happy to design and create a custom order for me. Now that's service, folks. The photo shows the current state of the courtyard. Surprisingly, the same woman there 8 years earlier was still there in 2021, looking hotter and younger...how weird is that. You'll notice that the army-green vinyl booth seats forming a child corral of sorts remain from 8 years earlier--not sure I want to take a seat on that. It appears they've upgraded the Pepsi machine and added a claw machine and a "Minimelts" dispenser. As stated earlier, Master Cuts has been replaced by something called "Diva G's," which was closed on a Friday afternoon. It was pretty dark back there so I didn't get a good look at what they sell. So it remains unclear what products divas really need to function in this day and age. You might also notice that a "Hurricane Simulator" pod has been added. Tell me about this business model. How many people in Chubbuck, Idaho, want to experience a hurricane on any given day? Go on, surprise me! As with everything in this mall, I worry about long-term profitability and the ability to keep the lights on in this cavernous, dated space. That said, I upgraded to three stars this time simply based on consistency of the experience. In this regard, the Pine Ridge Mall never disappoints.

Mall is fine just not enough stores if you're coming from a big city…read more People is friendly and is inside is clean although a little old.

Some deals are still much better than the others, but...if we planned accordingly there would not…read morebe be a need to chase deals. I am still a member of this chain because my wife insists...A happy wife means husband does the Costco shopping ;). If you buy more than a pound or 2 of fruit in the same package you should still check it thoroughly as moldy/mushy fruits are pretty common whether you buy mandarin oranges or lemons. Some aftermarket car items and water and beverages like Gatorade or V8 are decently priced. Still no scan guns for self-check outs though. Entering annoying thing is to check in and to scan your card 7 times till it gets recognized. God forbid Costco invaders will enter with the Costco cards belonging to their relatives and accidentally spend extra few hundred dollars at Costco. Would not want this happening, would you? Latest disappointment was when I and kids decided we would like to grab a hotdog. I do not do this often, but I remember grabbing one with a friend few months ago. What's a big deal? Kids had a long day at medical appointments then helped me locating items at Costco, they do deserve some reward, right? Ladies at the counter tried their best to ignore me for quiet a while. They excelled in it better than a bartender or a waiter in Las Vegas who somehow perceives that he/she was not being tipped generously enough for their unceasing efforts if there is still such a thing. When one lady finally acknowledged my presence she only asked if it will be cash or card and referred me to self-serve kiosk. I can also go home and fry my own hotdog it is not a science or as we all decided on our way home better hotdogs and even condiments to go with them are sold at the local Maverik. Not cheaper, but so much better tasting and all we have to do is to pick up hot dog, bun and condiments and let the CLERK process the transaction before sliding the card. Last, but not least there were still no curbside pickup options last time I checked. Fred Meyer has their items much better systematized in their store and yet curbside pick up is offered. Wal-mart in Chubbuck also offers curbside pick up even though it is usually fairly slow ( 6-7 times slower on average compared to Fred Meyer). Yet it is offered and if you are disabled or can't move too fast or are unsure where the desired items are located it still makes sense. Sam's club offers curbside pick up. Costco does not :( .

I was recently laid off and was forced to downgrade my 20 year executive membership to gold. I was…read moredenied entry at 9:27am this morning because I was not an executive member. I had a very small window of time today to get my hearing aids serviced. Now I will have to wait a few days. This might sound petty to some, but I'm really pissed off that they would deny me entry 1/2 hour early because I no-longer have their executive membership due to being laid off.

Your MANAGER miss gendered me and yelled at me all I asked was where the breath sticks where and he…read morekicked me out very rudely IM VERY UPSET and offended.!!

They advertised Easter candy was but one get one half off. I had to do self checkout with a cart…read morefull of items because there were no checkouts open. I looked at my receipt and they had charged me full price for my Easter candy. The woman at the service desk told me I had to have the circle app. The signs by the candy didn't have that unless you read the FINE print. Target just lost a customer. Horrible service.

Go here if you want the best prices and selections…read more Ask for Sam! He's very friendly and welcoming. Very helpful. I highly recommend this place. Went here a couple of times with my family after visiting other stores. Hands one of the best store around this area.

Great value clothing store for Yellowstone tourists!…read more The prices here vary depending on what you're looking at, but there's an awesome clearance section at the back of the shop that has a ton of great offerings. When I stopped by, there were plenty of $7 shirts and pants, $4 women's dickies long sleeve button down shirts, windbreakers, $18 thick Yellowstone hoodies, and more. I'm thrilled to have scored $7 and $12 quality windbreakers from this store. They had Yellowstone emblems on them and originally go for $30+ each. The cheapest price I saw for quality windbreaker jackets were $24 elsewhere in the tourist town. Worth a visit! Hope you score some fabulous souvenirs at great prices too! :)