“Had an issue at a different location where the manager refused to sell me an item that was on the floor. I called this location to see if they had the item in stock. They not only checked the floor for me (thank you Chris!), but the manager got on the phone with me, listened to my experience at their sister location & took it upon herself to help me find the item in one of the surrounding locations. Nikki is a true example of loving what you do. She is a compassionate leader that treats customers with respect & kindness. She has earned my continued loyalty to the company. Thank you!”
“I visited this store once; it's a massive supercenter compared to Woodlands Parkway One. The shelves and grocery stuff are varied, and you can find all your favorite foods and groceries here.”
“Kohl’s is a decent department store that works well if you’re looking for a mix of clothes, accessories, home goods, and seasonal items all in one place. The store layout is easy to navigate and the selection is broad enough that most people can find something useful without too much hunting. One of the biggest draws is the sales and coupons. Kohl’s constantly runs promotions, and if you pay attention you can get pretty good deals on clothing, shoes, and even small appliances. That makes it feel like a better value compared with places that stick to regular pricing year-round. Even without big sales, the regular prices aren’t unreasonable for what you get. Quality is a mixed bag depending on the brand and item. Some clothes and home goods hold up well, while others feel fairly typical for a department store at this price point. It is worth inspecting items before you buy and knowing what you want rather than just grabbing things because they are cheap. Customer service is generally okay. Associates are usually willing to help if you have a question, and checkout is straightforward. The busiest times can feel a bit crowded, especially during weekends or holidays, but that is true of most big-box department stores. Overall, Kohl’s is solid if you like variety and deals. It is not the most exciting store, but for everyday clothes and household basics at decent prices, it gets the job done.”
“Service at this is very important to all employees the store is always clean and fully stocked. This I was on a handicapped shopping cart and the battery died. A store employee heard the battery beeping and said pushed me to the shopping carts. Pulled out a fully charged vehicle and reloaded my shopping goods into the charged up handicapped cart. I was so pleased since II have mobility issues. Then while I was shopping he went thru store to see if I needed assistance.”
“I love shopping at Target. The store is always well organized, clean, and easy to navigate. The Drive Up pickup service is extremely convenient and saves me so much time. Staff are friendly and helpful, which makes the experience even better. I’m always happy shopping here.”
“Nice store and a very convenient location. Everything you could need is here. Feed, clothing, boots, plumbing supplies, hardware, etc…. I was able to get in and out pretty quickly. Theresa on the register was very helpful. Keep up the great work Tractor Supply!”
“First time to this location. Moved to the area and this Walmart was recommended to me. I usually go to Target. I know this is a Walmart store, and I don't know why but I figured since on the edge of the Woodlands it would have been a lot nicer but them realized it is the edge of Tomball. lol So, no real difference than any other newer Walmart. It was Jan 1st New Year's Day and not to busy. But found everything I needed and well stocked. Will return next time I need a Walmart.”
“This location feels bigger at times than others in the area and the floor is really neat when I go in. The sales associate Juan was really helpful the last few times I went and they seem like a really great person. The cashier was excellent too but I forgot to get her name. In general a great ross”
“I love coming to this particular Walmart, They always treat you with respect, super nice , super friendly. David thank you for being super nice and helpful.Shellie oh I also like the Walmart as well Ed is also super nice. Thanks ED for always helping me.”
“Milka and Antonio are the most hardest workers I've ever seen they've helped me out so much they know where everything is as soon as I come in they always greet me and make me feel at home I come here just to see them but buy stuff at the same time but they are the hardest workers I've ever seen you guys are blessed to have them we're blessed to have them”
“Neat and clean walmart with friendly staff and everything is available most of the time. Still they are not going for 24 hrs operations. Their curbside pickup is busy in evening time so better do it in the morning hrs”
“Today I was at Walmart a young lady by the name of Vanessa help me the customer service that she gave me was great. She was very humble she was kind she was polite. She was very professional. She helped me with everything I needed to be helped with thank you Vanessa for all your great work.Shellie when I left Walmart, I went to Walmart gas station. I was helped by a young gentleman named David. He was very professional. He was kind. He was humble and he he helped me with everything I needed. Thank you David for the great customer service..”
“Walmart has come along way to making sure the items are at the right location and marked at the right price. Having a wide selection available and having a good team being knowledgable in where the items are is essential. I enjoy this walmart better than most Walmarts.”
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