Department Stores in North Chesterfield, VA

“Seems to me Big Lots to most people is like the dollar store to some people they've got lots and lots of stuff there and the way inflation is nowadays they keep up with the seasons it's not the cheapest place in the world but you can find stuff a lot more expensive elsewhere and I think if you go there you'll find what you need pretty much they've got you know Lawn Equipment some sports stuff pots pans all that good stuff it's like a instead of having to go to Walmart and walk 500 miles to get anywhere it's more compact but they do have a lot of stuff but that's just my opinion it's over by the Shoney's off of Hull Street Hull Street and Courthouse right over in that area”

“I went their looking for one particular thing which was my pork skins. To my surprise they had rugs.. I've been looking for reasonable price rugs and there I found them ?”

“Macy's Macy's omg they are really nice but damn it can be very expensive. I went in there for some makeup. New Year New Me! Came out and was like what in the world did I buy that cost that much. Lol The customer service is definitely on point but still.”

“I come here quite often to return Amazon purchases. I am sometimes tempted to shop because of the coupon they give you on your return receipt. Recently, they had a good deal on Dockers khaki pants, so I stopped to look. I was interested in two colors in particular. They had my size in one color, but not the other, so I passed on the deal. There was also no sales associate nearby to ask if they had any more stock in the back, which most stores normally don't these days. I failed to mention that the displays in the area were relatively organized well, and the pants were neatly stacked. A couple of days later, I happened to be back in the store, so I stopped and looked again, but this time, the pants section looked like a tornado had come through. It was a mess. I still looked, but no luck. About a week after that, I'm back in the store, and as I pass by the Dockers, everything is somehow even more of a mess than the prior week, so I don't even bother looking. A few days after that, I'm back again (I swear that I normally don't return that much stuff I buy on Amazon, but I was trying out different graphics cards in my PC) and the Dockers shelves, as well as others, are a complete, unshoppable mess. Kohl's appears to be severely understaffed compared to a Macy's or Dillard's. Perhaps the people at the top who call the shots need to re-think their strategy and hire more people and make sure they are paying them well and creating a workplace culture that inspires, motivates, and enables their associates to keep displays of merchandise organized and well-stocked.”