5500 Washington Avenue, Racine WI 53406
“I had to drop off an Amazon return. The line was long and took 1/2 hour to be able to drop the return. The people there were friendly. I was greeted when walking in and the clerk taking in the returns was friendly despite being extremely busy.”
2308 S Green Bay Rd, Racine WI 53406
“The staff here leaves you alone which is wonderful. I only want to come in, be left alone and shop around. They are continuing to remodel and so far the store’s new layout looks amazing. I generally shop housewares and decor. They have a great selection for all tastes. The store is generally clean and I’ve never had a bad experience. Nice work y’all! p.s - please replace the store stereo. It sounds awful.”
2360 S Green Bay Rd, Racine WI 53406
“Amazing store! First time visiting and we were very impressed. It had a modern TJ Max, Bed Bath and Beyond vibe! Very clean, nicely bright! Happy workers! Wife and I love our Racine location also, close to all the things! Spent way too much time in the food aisles. So much cool stuff! So good to go to a store and able to actually touch stuff!”
5300 Durand Ave, Racine WI 53406
“While at Target, I did not interact with any employees as they was no need. The shipping items I needed were in the Home/Office aisle which was clearly identified by hanging store signs. I was pleasantly surprised to find a variety of well stocked and organized shipping items. Self check had all registers open and was fast and easy.”
2709 S Green Bay Rd, Racine WI 53406
“Didn't know this place existed until I went there to pick up a package from Amazon Locker. This place has everything at a very affordable price. You won't regret coming here.”
3925 Durand Ave, Racine WI 53405
“The Dollar Tree on Durand is a surprisingly pleasant place to shop. The staff is consistently friendly, upbeat, and willing to put in real effort to help customers. They’re very easy to work with if you need to exchange an item or if something isn’t working properly there’s never any hassle, just straightforward support. The store offers a wide variety of items to choose from, and the overall atmosphere feels welcoming. The team has a jovial, community oriented vibe that makes each visit feel comfortable. It’s clear they take pride in treating customers well.”
2433 South Green Bay Road, Racine WI 53406
“Employees are nice. Id like to see a bit more juicy couture products. Watches are closed so you can't see them. They are only $20. I would like to be able to at least view them”
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