No matter where I have lived, I have always enjoyed going shopping at Marshall's for it unique…read moremerchandise and reasonable prices. Today I went to the Marshall located at 1421 Town Square Blvd, Roanoke, Virginia. Very close to the Golden Corral here. When I entered the store, one of the first things I saw were the carts lined up with a sign on the wall behind them that read: "grab a cart You're gonna need it." Then up front as you entered the store there was a table with blue tablecloth with a sign: "We're Hiring." and under this: "The best jobs never go out of style." And there was a Marshall's employee near it to answer any question you might have and encourage you to apply. From there I walked the different departments such as shoes, laugage, and went to view some items that would make great gifts at reasonable prices. I saw some neat mugs and some popular Japanese soup bowls. I encourage the readers of my review to view my photographs that accompany this review to get a sense of the many items you can find here. I noticed that many of the items were not that well organized nor neatly arranged. But maybe that is why they're hiring. Sometimes you can find more desirable merchandise more than orders. For example during the Holiday Season of Thanksgiving and Christmas. One of the things I enjoy purchasing there are the picture frames. They always have a nice variety at reasonable prices that you can take home to use for yourself or give as a gift. In conclusion, I find Marshall's as a neat store to go shopping to. Many people just go to window shop there and find themselves leaving with a large bag of things.

I hadn't been inside here before. It was very organized and clean. I didn't realize they were the…read moresame company as TJ maxx and was able to find some things I couldn't at the other stores. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Checkout was slow. There was one cashier and a line of 10+ and then 2 more registers opened. The employee double bagged my purchase and I was thankful for that because the bag would have ripped had it not been.

This has never been my favorite location but it was a bit better this visit than in past ones. I…read morewas in the area to have lunch at Panera and they share a joint spot so I decided to park and browse for about a half and hour. They had plenty of holiday items and home goods as well as some lovely clothing and shoes.

I genuinely love this TJ Maxx. Anytime I come to Roanoke I stop in here and get way too much!…read more The store is clean and super well-organized. They always have an amazing selection of home items as well as clothing. The staff here has always been helpful. Yes the lines are sometimes pretty long, but it's the same as anywhere else!

Well managed store and pharmacy--happy customer for years.read more

very disorganized. If you call in two prescriptions, they will never be ready on the same day. so,…read moreplan on several trips. Pharmacist is rude. Only go because close and drive through.

This is a fun, cute little shop where, as the name implies, everything you see is $5 or less. At…read morefirst glance it's mostly things that seem to appeal most to girls, but there were actually quite a few things I found interesting and tempting enough to buy ($1 pencil pouch anyone?). The music is...mostly teen-y dance/pop, and there's a whole corner of things for school kids, like backpacks (yes, $5 or below!), pens, rulers, and more. The shop is basically devided into 8 small sections: Candy, Party, Tech, Crafts, Sports, Room, Style, and Now. The "Candy" section is interesting if only because they have a decent selection of Japanese snacks. The ladies at checkout were peppy and friendly, and I have a feeling I'll be back...for that pencil pouch for school!

I was very impressed with the selection. The staff was friendly also. The layout is awesome and had…read moreno problems finding anything I was interested in. I was, however, put off that this company is trying to collect email addresses at checkout. I understand the reasoning from a business perspective, but when they ask "Can I get your email address?", I couldn't help but to think "Why don't you just come out and say that your company would like to send regular ads to my inbox?". Back to a positive note, the store was nice and clean also. I didn't see any public restrooms though. They do have bottled drinks and snacks.

This is an upscale health food grocer in a town that does not have a Whole Foods, a Trader Joe's,…read moreor even a Sprouts. It is quite large for a store of this sort and was a clean, nice-looking space. As is often the case with these sorts of places, the fresh vegetable selection is not that big, but is high quality. There were a lot of good options for special dietary needs in the other sections. The price is predictably higher than other places, and I haven't determined whether this place could be a major contributor to my food supply or just an occasional stop to pick up a specialty item or hunt for sales. But I'm glad it's here.

It's nice to have a specialty market like this in Roanoke! They carry things I couldn't even find…read morein places like Whole Foods in other areas (if you follow a dairy free diet, the Follow Your Heart sour cream is amazing). The store is clean and organized. I also enjoy the juice bar, hot bar and hair/skin care section.

Today I had to go to Lowe's because I needed an air-condition filter for my home system, and what I…read morecame out with was not only the product I came in for, but with the realization that Lowe's has something rare to find these days: friendly, kind, knowledgeable, and efficient associates eager to go the extra mile to help you. And that to me is not only priceless, but deserves my loyalty. After having been selected as number 4 of Yelp's Top 50 most prolific Elites of 2025, a year when I was also awarded the Yelp Triad Squad Photographer of the Year Award at their Yelpies 2025 Award Ceremony, an event that honored the highest-performing Yelp Elites, and where last year I was awarded the Yelp Triad Squad Yelper of the Year Award, I decided that this year, as an All-Star Yelp Elite, I not only wanted to be the first to discover new restaurants and businesses, and bring them to the attention of the public, but also to uncover those found in hidden paths that for one reason or another have not reached the public in its totality. And this Lowe's in Roanoke, Virginia is a perfect example. Lowe's has grown from a single small-town general store in 1921 into the world's second largest home improvement retailer. In 1921 Lucius Smith Lowe founded "North Wilkesboro Hardware" in North Wilkesboro, North Carolina. It sold a diverse array of everyday items. After his passing away, in the early 1940's his son James took ownership, eventually bringing in his brother-in-law, H. Carl Buchan, as a partner. Then around 1946 Carl Buchan refocused the company on a new strategy eliminating wholesalers and buying directly from manufacturers to offer lower prices. In 1952 he becomes the sole owner. After his passing away in 1961 the company went public as Lowe's Companies, Inc., allowing it to fund regional expansion across the Southeast US. In the late 1970's Lowe's shifted its focus to retail "do-it-yourself" consumers under CEO Robert Strickland. And marketing was aimed at individual households. In the 1990's the company began transitioning to the massive warehouse-style store format that dominates its brand today. Today under CEO Marvin Ellison, who joined in 2018, the company has focused on modernizing its digital presence and optimizing its supply chain to better compete in the massive home improvement market. When I entered the store I found it clean, well stocked and well organized. But I had no idea where to go to find what I came to look for. So I turned to the right and started walking with the hope of finding an associate who could help me. It didn't take long for me to run into Cathy whom I immediately noticed who she was by her nametag and the way she was dressed. I asked if she could help me find what I was looking for and instead of telling me "Go to aile such and such," she actually went with me and helped me find the size I needed and the quality one I wanted. When I pointed out that these were on Sale for Buy 3 and get another one Free, she made sure to walk with me to the cashier associate also named Kathy but with a K, to let her know about the sale so she would make sure to give it to me. While I was there she asked me if I was a Lowe's Rewards Member and when I gave her my phone number we found out I wasn't so I asked her if she could sign me up. And she was happy to do so. I thanked her and asked if she had a bag to put in the filters. She went somewhere and found one of the size I needed and packed my 4 filters. Later at home I found out that these filters had a filtrete app that told you when it was time to change them and how was the quality of the air by inputting your location. In conclusion I highly recommend this Lowe's for all the reasons you already know and most of all for its exceptional customer service which to me is priceless.

I want to recognize Jeremy from the door department for providing exceptional service. He took the…read moretime to thoroughly educate me on the different types of doors--wood, steel, fiberglass--explaining the pros and cons of each material. His knowledge and professionalism gave me complete confidence in his recommendations. This is actually the second time Jeremy has helped me. The first time, I was simply browsing, and he still gave me impeccable service. I was so impressed that I returned and purchased everything he recommended. Because of his expertise, attentiveness, and genuine care, I now choose to shop exclusively with Jeremy. He's an outstanding representative of Lowe's!!

Friendly service. There was a slight language barrier; nothing hand language couldn't fix. They…read morehave a nice fresh produce section with items you don't find in regular grocery stores. Parking lot is a bit tricky. I recommend backing in to get out easier. Store is clean and they have fresh bread.

Very friendly owner. We will pass by here every time we will go to the PNC Arena to watch a…read moreconcert. It's a smaller store but they also have food that you can purchase and eat at the store.

I love Ross. The store was packed to the gills for back to school shopping. Tons of shoe inventory,…read morebought a cute pair of Adidas Sambas for $39, retail $99. Picked up three super cute pairs of jeans, they are loaded with housewares, Halloween goodies and so much more. I went nuts!

Lots of bargains. Low prices - can def find some good deals. Store is typically a MESS like a…read moretornado went through it. Long lines during weekends /holidays. My biggest complaint is that you cannot take the cart out of the store. I went in last month and got a large shelf and had 2 large bags + a diaper bag and a baby. I tried to push the cart and it wouldn't go. The attendant said I couldn't take it outside. I asked how I was supposed to get all of this to my car and Carry my child. She said to pull my car around. This isn't in a good area and I'll be damned if I'm going to leave my baby in the car , running and unlocked in the Ross parking lot. Even in a good part of town that's a stretch. I haven't been back since then. Luckily a nice person offered to help me carry the shelf to my car !