Back in Pennsylvania came here and order 12 shots espresso and 15 pump white mocha and order…read morecaramel crunch frap it was made just rite and no need for any adjustments whoever made this 2 drinks and the customer service is friendly and nice. But, their price is different from the bucks outside of target.

Several disappointing issues regarding customer service, friendly wasn't a word I would use, or…read moregreat customer service. Cleanliness was however good. I'll upload receipt since my device is hacked and I cannot add the amount up to come to conclusion of total. Definitely didn't receive all items paid for, I had put back about a dozen items.... Definitely learned not to shop on a empty stomach ha. Well would postage picture if it was available on my device I'm using.

Called every number and department available multiple times and no one answers. It's impossible to…read moreget through to them. I have one of their tractors that needs a part and I don't want to drive an hour just to see if they have it.

I love rural king i go there at least once a week I've spent thousands and thousands of dollars…read morethere on guns,feed,clothes,shoes i went for propane this week its been super cold in our area they keep saying there out all week 3 times so i get to looking there 100 propane tanks in back fence area there to lazy to fill the propane cage out front people out here freezing that live in campers who ever is manager there should b ashamed to be in charge it makes me not want to ever go back.

Dollar Tree is a discount-store chain that has thousands of locations across the U.S. and Canada…read more Anytime that I see a Dollar Tree, I have to stop in and shop! I shopped in this Dollar Tree in Belle Vernon one time. As I walked down the aisles, I thought that the shelves were well organized but could be stocked with more merchandise. Some shelves had been picked over by customers so had some empty space. Nonetheless, I saw quality products such as back-to-school supplies, Thanksgiving decorations, greeting cards, cleaning supplies, hygiene products, pet supplies, foods, beverages, and much more. Some products were from name brands (e.g., Brillo, Colgate, Kraft, and Sharpie), and other products were from generic brands. Most products cost $1.25, but some cost more, such as TheraBreath oral rinse for $5. Some prices were good deals, while other prices were slightly higher than at other retailers.

They replaced all 4 of my tires that went bad only 18,000 miles on them. They prorated my price,…read moregot better tires. Thank you

Hey Sams Coperate, get your bloody gas pump readers fixed!!! And the one at the check out as well…read more I spent 20 min trying to get gas this morning and it was the same last time, wont take my sams card wont take my debit or credit cards. I guess the new COSCO has got yinz guys a little rattled. Only one star cause there are no minus stars!

I stopped here on a whim on my way back from Cedar Creek Park. As long as the prices remain fair it…read morewill be my go to place on the way to and from all the parks I get to from that road. I definitely recommend this place for decent customer service and selection and WILL BE returning!

Good sized beer store near a big grocery at a strip mall, clean and well lit…read more The space is narrow but deep and one long wall is all coolers so there's lots of cold beer. Overall the store has mostly "domestics", but there's a modest selection from the craft brew industry -- not a lot of variety or specialties, but if you can't find something you like, you just might be a little picky. They also have tobacco products and lottery tickets. If you're lucky, you never got stuck waiting behind a lottery customer because it's amazing how long it can take for one to decide which three scratch-offs they should spend their $5 on.

Uniontown Mall is a mostly dead rural mall located in Uniontown, PA. This mall feels larger than it…read moreactually is. JCPenney is the only open anchor with mall access, while MAC.BID is external entrance only. Two other anchors had construction work going on in them at the time of my visit, but I cannot find details what they will be used for. Several parts of the ring road are in poor condition, but for the most part the parking lot is in fair condition. The interior store count of the mall is low with a handful of stores remaining. Go Gamer ended up being a useful stop, and there is still an arcade. Why do people visit this mall? The interior has a unique style and is painted an aqua/teel color that makes it stand out. It was worth stopping by to see even with the mall basically having no air conditioning and a few roof leaks. Unfortunately, Uniontown Mall is no longer useful as a shopping option. How long will the mall last in this condition? Unknown, but it was worth the drive to visit.

It's rundown and the roof leaks. There are many open store areas, and many of tyhe ones there are…read morejust junk sales. The owners should be ashamed.

Big Lots is a discount retail chain that has locations across the United States. I shopped at this…read moreparticular Big Lots in Washington, PA one time. During my visit, I saw a wide variety of merchandise. I saw couches, rugs, electric fireplaces, clothing, shoes, children's toys, bedding and other linens, cleaning supplies, foods and beverages, health and beauty products, pet supplies, small electronics, holiday decorations, etcetera. I specifically looked for kitchen towels and slippers, but I did not find any in either my preferred color or size. Instead, I ended up buying only a toothbrush, toothpaste, and wrapping paper. I felt surprised that the large roll of wrapping paper was on clearance for only $0.74! The cashier accurately rang up my merchandise, and she gave me change for my small purchase. I must admit that the couches here were comfortable and cost only a few hundred dollars. Perhaps I should buy another couch for my basement...

Big Lots has an impressive selection of everything under the sun that you might want…read more Unfortunately, their inventory management is so poor that if you are looking for something specific they claim to have, you will never find it. Came here with a simple goal: find Archway Molasses Cookies (the original regular kind, not the iced kind), an item their online portal claimed this location had plenty of. When I visited to try to find them, it was a pain to even find where the cookies were in general, let alone the Archway varieties. When I did locate them, the one I wanted was not to be found. I waited in line in the front of the store only to be told that they could not look up my item, and I had to go check with the employee in their furniture area. If that makes sense to you, you're a better man/woman than I. The furniture section employee was kind enough to check to see if there were any in the back, though after ten minutes he returned to say that there weren't any and their numbers must be wrong. So, this begs the question: what is the point of even having an online, customer-facing inventory if the store makes no effort to keep it up to date? This is a problem that seems to be prevalent in many brick and mortar stores these days, which should tell you something about the future of such entities. Given my experience with this, I doubt I will return to a Big Lots any time soon. It shouldn't be this hard for a customer to hunt down a product. Overall: 3.0 stars --- Pros: - Good overall selection of goods, though it was mostly in disarray. - Plenty of parking in the lot outside. - Nice of the furniture section guy to check for us... Cons: - ...though I'm still unclear why the cashier couldn't check when we had waited a while to get up to them. - The Big Lots inventory management system is less than useless, and it takes a conscientious team to make it work.