“Nicest Kohl’s store like they all used to be! Will return here vs Menomonee Falls for better suited selection and customer service. Nephew now a young man, was excited to spend his birthday money on a rather expensive bottle of cologne at Sephora. We were treated well and found exactly what he wanted in very little time.”
“Store is quite small, but staff here is truly great. Everyone is so nice it feels like family. There are some very kind ladies that work up front and some gentleman in the back I constantly deal with. Stop by and see it for yourself!”
“Meijer in Grafton is like a super Walmart to us. They always have friendly staffs/employees. The store is always clean, organized and easy to find what you need from clothing, produce, meat to house hold supplies.”
9:30AM - 9:30PM
1080 Port Washington Rd, Grafton
Department Stores
“Nice TJ Maxx in a convenient location near other big box stores. Stopped in for a return, which was painless. They had a nice variety of home decor and clothing for men, women, and children.”
“I'm unsure why this place is called target. I took my nerf bow and arrow here for practice shooting and they got mad when I tried to get a bullseye. They said I can not do that on the premises which is silly to me. Oh well, I still got some practice in. Otherwise the store was chill there is a starbuck inside here. They have drinks and food.”
“I’d like to provide some constructive feedback regarding a recent checkout experience.
The cashier assisting me was polite, but unfortunately did not know how to process a gift card as a form of payment. It took several attempts before I just decided to use my credit card, and it appeared they had not been trained on this payment option.
I would encourage Walmart to ensure all cashiers receive thorough training on every payment method accepted at the register, including gift cards. Customers shouldn’t have to explain how to use a payment method that your stores offer. Comprehensive training would help transactions go more smoothly, reduce frustration for both customers and associates, and give employees greater confidence when assisting shoppers.
This isn’t meant as criticism of the cashier, but rather as feedback that additional training would benefit both your associates and your customers.”