My experience so far has been a little rough because I've got a used phone and this is my second…read morephone from Walmart I will see in the Future how it becomes

Well I'll tell you why right now I have been going to this Walmart from day one when the store open…read morein 2013 I still go to this Walmart because it's a very nice store,it's not employees that the problem it's the kind of people that come through the doors.Some of theses people have mental health issues and like to behave like little kids that wants attention they will open up food containers and break the seal then start licking the ice cream with their own tung I have seen people open up sodas bottles and spit in the bottle this is very disturbing and wrong to behave like a baby. Walmart needs to ban these kinds of people from entering the store now a lot people are to the German based store LIDL Grocery store this fine store has become the number one Grocery store in Washington DC The store that is located on 14th and Irving street NW in the Target mall since this has been open this Lidl's grocery store has been over performing with great!! Sessions of fantastic fresh fruits and delicious veggies are always nice and fresh this is why I don't go to Walmart like I used to do because LIDL'S GROCERY STORE. Has great employees and a great experience the has fantastic price that puts Walmart under the bus,,, I love shopping at the Lidl's grocery store Avery thing is so good and fresh no drama like you see in the Walmart store I to go and get my wine and beer. Their roasted turkey and chicken is delicious much better than Walmart's deli.,,Walmart is not to bad they just have to keep the circus act people out of the store I have become a fan of the Lidl's grocery store I spent more money now at Lidl's store when I used to spend alot of money at Walmart.,,Now I stop going to Walmart as much as I can since Lidl's grocery store open up on 2023 I don't like going to Walmart anymore because of the drama.

This Target definitely serves its purpose in this area. With that, this store is almost always…read moreextremely packed. You have to go with the hustle and bustle and hope that you don't forget anything. On top of that, you really have to pay attention to see where departments are in this store. I had several items I knew I needed to get and I didn't want to make anymore stops than I needed to on my way home. Plus, I had a plan to stay in all weekend and this would fulfill that plan as well. I came in and darted to areas that I knew I needed to go to. I was amazed by the fact that everything I needed was stocked and available. I made it a point to not get a cart or basket because I didn't need to buy anything just because I saw. Using only my hands to grab the items helped in this train of thought. You can only carry so many items and this limited me to impulse buying. Then I got to the registers and this is where it kind of turns into the hunger games. You can either take your chances and stand in one of the two long lines at registers that are manned. Or you can stand in line at the self checkouts and hope that the people in front of you know how to use them and use them fast. I chose the latter and almost regretted this as the people in front of me were slower than I expected. I did end up getting through my own checkout quickly and since I had my own bag ready, I was out of that area and on my way back out. Why the freight elevator is at the entrance of this place, I don't know, as it is a big obstacle to go around when entering and exiting. And the exit side is almost always littered with people that you have to sidestep with the best of them.

I came to this Target for the first time, there is a parking lot attached. I shopped then asked…read moresecurity in Target about validation. She stated I only needed my receipt. I proceeded to exit and tried to scan my receipt. When it didn't take, I called on the help button for assistance. Explaining I shopped at the store and was trying to validate my parking. I was informed they don't validate and I had to pay. I would not be using their parking facility if I wasn't shopping at target. I paid but I will not return, that's terrible service!

What made this experience so good in here was the fact that I already knew exactly what I…read morewanted/needed. All I had to do was locate that section in this store and then locate the item. Walking in here was mostly like any other Marshalls location. You just need to spot the department and head that way. Of course, the section I needed was all the way in the back of the store and I had to dodge a lot of people to get there. There was no straight line in getting to this section in the least. Finding the department and then the section was the simple part. Rummaging through all the prospects of items was the hard part. I was in luck as I found exactly what I was looking for. And well all know how much of a feat that is in one of these types of stores. In fact, I was able to find two of what I needed and just took them both. Then came the checkout line. How is it that people forget what personal space is when it comes to standing in line? The lady behind me was so close to me with her cart that I'm sure if I was walking she would have clipped my ankle. Then there were the registers themselves. Seeing how long the line was you would have thought they would have been going full steam on the registers. But it was like dominos falling slowly, when one customer was done, that employee would close their line and move on to another task. Luckily not all registers closed, but it took a hot minute to get out of this store.

Being from Massachusetts, I am a lifelong shopper of good--and some not-so-good--discount stores…read more Together with my late mother ("Ma") & late grandmother ("Bubbe"), our trio formed a formidable battalion of Jewish bargain hunters--and women shoppers in general. I'm at least the 3rd generation of family shopping addicts. Most importantly, I've carried on as a loyal & unshakeable fan of the TJX Company, owners of TJ Maxx, Marshall's, Homegoods & other jumbled and disorganized stores. That's part of the adventure, mind you. If you are patient and forgiving, where else could you find a perfect pack of unbroken, uncrushed Dutch cookies-- and for a bargain $3.99 (original price $15.99!)-- discovered in a bin in Lady's Lingerie? I know some people strongly dislike these stores, e.g. they kvetch about the mess, the missing and broken pieces, the fingerprints on the picture frame. The torn and crumpled children's overalls mixed in with lady's clearance sweaters. The $125 scuffed handbag with a ripped handle. But bear with me, ladies and guys, while I point out the strong points. Adventure! Something nice for virtually nothing! Top of the line beauty items, like French soap for a song! Designer silk blouses for $15, not the usual $65! Okay, some of the treasures need repairs, and maybe a good cleaning. But that's the point of bragging rights. When a coworker asks, "Where did you get those those boots? Tres chic!" You can say, "oh these things? I love Saint Laurent, but he's so expensive! I was thrilled to spot them in a clearance bin! But I really can't remember where they're from! You know I love those bargain stores, and they all kind of blend together after a while..."

We went for their $40 bag sale which turned out to be whatever was outside not inside the store-…read morethat's ok. We were able to still find some good pieces inside at decent prices. It is a bit of a smaller smack but there is a decent selection of items with men's and women's wear and home pieces as well. The employees working there are very nice.

I absolutely love this store! I came in for the first time randomly while waiting for a friend and…read moreI'm so glad I did. It's super size inclusive and they have a little bit of everything. Clothes, perfume, skincare, jewelry, home goods, kids stuff... almost anything you can imagine. I got this gorgeous velvet and sequin pink dress for under $40. The woman working was also really friendly.

The moment I walked into the store, I was followed by a young lady who never once asked if I needed…read morehelp. I've shopped at this location before, so I understand shoplifting is an issue, but at least greet customers instead of shadowing them. My second issue was with the pricing. I was purchasing four packs of Freetress crochet hair. Two of the packs were clearly marked $10.99, yet she rang one up for $10.99 and the others for $11.99. When I pointed out the price tags, she said, with attitude, that "prices change every day" and she would only honor one pack at $10.99. Then another item marked $3.99 rang up as $5.99. When I showed her the price, she repeated the same line: "our prices change every day." At that point, I told her she could keep everything. I'd rather go to Hair Depot, which just opened up the street. This store lost a customer today, but Hair Depot gained one. I value consistent pricing and respectful customer service.

Customer service sucks!!! I paid for a stocking cap and…read moretried on two wigs. Decided I wanted one and was thinking about the other. Paid for another cap to try on two more and one of the owners told me I needed to hurry up. I was thrown by this and decided I didn't need anything from here. I told the owner that was not customer service and hurried my arse out of there not buying anything. There are too many other places I can go and not be treated that way.

Just grateful to have the store. If you in store shop, try to go when they are not busy. Less…read morecontact, less conflicts. Usually, can get the items I need. Sometimes vagrants and creeps but that's everywhere now. If you online pickup, check your items. Prices are better than most places and so is the quality. Parking is variable and the spaces are tight. If you have a large vehicle, park farther away. Not possible if you online pickup and the spaces can be full. Overall, worth the effort. Good Luck!

These two employees refused to give me my order that I placed online . Acted very unprofessional…read moreand disrespectful . I place an order online to use my Walmart credits they refused to give me my order and they called security on me . The lady was bal headed and the man was light skin with plaits

I love these pink puma sneakers. Burlington is great for shopping on a budget while remaining…read morestylish.

The place was really crowded, expected for the weekend before Christmas. I found what i needed with…read morea way lower cost (half of the Target price across the hall), but the line was for 25 minutes. They could use a but more cashiers for holidays. Selection is about the same as in Marshalls or T. J. Max.

The quality of service products and organization is lacking at MOST dollar tree stores in the DMV…read morearea. Poorly staffed for sure.

For within DC, this thrift store has a large selection and decent prices. They've fit a ton of…read moreitems in a small space, especially shoes. I never really figured out the organization while I was here. They use size tags, but I think it's to split up section, not actual sizes? Or they do use them for sizes but items were very misplaced... The low lighting also made it difficult to look at the items sometimes. However, the prices were great, they have a wide variety of items, and I liked that there were changing rooms there. They do have a bathroom but it was out of service while I was there.

Good thrifting experience. Affordable and good quality items. Would recommend taking a look inside.read more

One day I needed envelopes. I didn't feel like dealing with any CVS without Selfcheckout…read more I thought about my options and decided to try the great Dollar 1. Dollar 1 ain't one of those dollar stores where everything costs a dollar. It's where you can get some cheap disposable plates for kids eating pizza, knockoff toys, a bag of chips and some High Fructose Corn Syrup infused drinks. Nothing major. I grew up going to places like this buying stuff I typically regretted getting there after the fact. I wouldn't buy cotton swabs here but if I need wax paper or envelopes right quick, I would return. p.d. I always need envelopes, trying to keep the USPS afloat all by my lonesome.

Sunday night. I've arrived in DC and don't have a belt for work the next day. I quickly searched…read morefor places that could have belts: thrift stores, clothing stores, etc. On my way to a thrift store on Georgia NW I pass this little hole in the wall. The store is far enough south of the Georgia-Petworth Metro Station that the street starts looking a little sketchier. Many vacant buildings surround the store, but there are still several businesses within sight. I enter the store hoping for a belt and much to my surprise I spot them immediately. Really cheap belts, made in China, with no size indicated, and several options to choose from. The standard black belt, brown belt, blue belt, yellow belt, USA belt, bald eagle belt, woven belt, any kind of cheap belt you could ask for were all there. After running the belt around my waste to get an approximately correct size I go through the store looking at their selection of items. The store has some party supplies, basic laundry and household needs, and even balloons and a helium tank. There is an awkward ramp under the carpet that sneaks up on you when going to the back of the store. There is nothing special about this place. But at $2/belt and several items for dirt cheap, it isn't bad either. Solid dollar store.