“Big lots is big lots and can get what you need and sometime not but that's what big lots is. Big with a lot of of things you need and might not need but its good for the community.”
“I will forever love this place especially when it comes to fall. I love love love Halloween stuff, they don’t wait to put it out. Every year I can’t wait for them to put it out, they have a wonderful selection of Nightmare before Christmas stuff. They literally have everything, things you can’t find anywhere else. My Ugg comforter that I’ve had for years, so soft and so durable. You cannot beat their prices, they really literally have any and everything you need… I would give them 100 stars if I could, it’s my go to comfort shop for any and everything!”
“I want to first say that HomeGoods is a great place to shop. I love going at least twice a week to shop and see what I can find that I didn’t know I was looking for:) I had always received great customer service and employees have been efficiently helpful and kind. Sadly, I had a bad experience this past Sunday: I had been in line for about 30 minute when I started to feel lightheaded, so I told my son to handle the check out while I found a place to sit. (I noticed that several people were sitting around waiting for people inline: husbands, children, etc) so I took a sit on a chair close to the check out area until my son finish paying, which at the time he was moving to the counter. I had been sitting for about a minute when an employee passed by, looked down and angrily said: “that is a costumer’s chair” I felt so humiliated and embarrassed. And immediately stood up and left the store. I believe she could have been polite and kind. If the chair had been purchased and she was looking out for the “well-being” of chair, she was doing her job but in a contentious and sarcastic manner. The next day the chair was still in place and Not sold. Please understand that I have no problem being asked to move, but her demeanor and tone were rude and condescending. Hopefully she was just having a bad day and she will treat costumers respectfully.”
“I had the pleasure of having Evette P working the check out register. She wrapped and handled my porcelain condiment bowl with care and took the time to comment on my purchase. We proceeded with a short friendly conversation which did not slow down the check out process. I asked for her name because in my opinion, she went the extra mile to take 30 seconds to increase customer locality. Way to go Evette P!”
“I do like shopping at target. The aisles are always easy to shop in. They have a lot of items that are rare finds. We went there looking for products I saw on the Today tv show named Ghetto Gastro which is black owned. Products are pricy but wanted to give them a try.. I do like checking out. I can't remember waiting a very long time in their shop. Quality products and no long waits. I did ask for a products location and the person I asked took me right where I needed to go.”
“Bri and Nicole were great! I called ahead to make sure the 1-liter bottles of Hydration watermelon water was in stock because the online quantities never are correct, and I've in the past drove to the store for nothing. Anywho, when I arrived Bri went and brought the items to the service desk! Great customer service ladies!”
“The best that I’ve seen in the metro area. Customer service is awesome. I’ve met the sweetest cashiers. The stock in the store is amazing. I should go everyday!!!!!!!”
The Cincinnati-based supermarket giant will open about 110 new stores in fast-growing markets by 2029 and introduce three updated store formats, executives told investors Oct. 20 at the company’s Investor Update in New York. Kroger already runs about 2,700 stores in 35 states. The formats come in three sizes, a bit like small, medium and large, matched to each market. Mary Ellen Adcock, Kroger’s executive vice president and chief merchant and marketing officer, walked through the lineup.
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