319 Main St #105, Warrior AL 35180
“Cute nicknacks, but mostly junk. There's something for everyone in this store. I say junk but it could be your treasure. Not really wheelchair accessible and very cluttered. Expect to also pay full price for some items.”
2626 Decatur Hwy, Gardendale AL 35071
“Great store! I love having this close to my home!!! It's fun to pop in there and get something I need or just walk around and look at everything!!The young men at the store are always so friendly and ask if they can help you find anything. But the women( not girls) are rude and almost haughty. There is one woman who, at first, I thought she must just be having a bad day. But each time I go in there, she is equally unfriendly and I always have to ask her to please put my stuff in a bag. She seems that she feels that she is doing me a huge favor to even wait on me so she can take my money. She is not a good representation of who Tractor Supply needs to have at the front and as the lead cashier. She has shoulder- length brown hair. I went today to buy something and I listened to the other cashier who was being helpful to her customer. The one I spoke of was there to doing her chore to wait on someone who needed to check-out.Thankfully, I was able to use the self checkout and the customer ahead of me was very friendly!!Wish it would wear off on this one woman. I wish she would have a good day because she just never seems to be.”
101 Sardis Rd, Gardendale AL 35071
“Enjoy shopping at DG The employees are nice. They usually don’t have time to help you, but I understand that there are only two employees there normally. That’s the only problem I have a Dollar General is they need to hire more employees. No they’re making a lot of money, but they usually only have two employees and there are carts everywhere with merchandise on them. You can’t go around them to see what’s behind them and it’s hard on the employees because people get mad at them when it’s not their fault. I really do like the employees and shopping there.”
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