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The people in the bakery are the best in the world to me! They made the most beautiful cake for my 8 year olds birthday with very little notice, if I could give them more than five stars I would. I will always trust them with all my cakes from now on!!! Thank you so much. They are the most friendly ever as well. View all feedback.
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I visited this restaurant on a Sunday afternoon to grab a bite before heading out in my car. It looked really busy, but I thought it would be a good time to stop in. There were two people ahead of me, and then it was my turn. However, after waiting for 2 and a half hours, I had to go up and ask when my food would be ready. Unfortunately, I had to leave because we had lunch plans that I couldn’t miss. I should have kn... View all feedback.
If there is anyway possible of finding what you need somewhere else DO IT!!!. Horrible customer service served with a side of bad attitudes!!!
Wow ..what can you say ..this is Walmart so there you go !!!
I recently visited a local store with high hopes for football season, particularly looking for a charcoal starter for grilling. Unfortunately, it was unavailable. I also had my eye on some oversized Halloween decorations, like a 5-foot skeleton that was prominently displayed two weeks ago, but to my dismay, that too was not there. This is particularly disappointing for those who get paid bi-weekly and were hoping to pick up festive items in the lead-up to the holiday. However, if you’re eager to start your holiday shopping nearly three months in advance, the garden section is packed with everything you might need. Meanwhile, I’m trying to celebrate the second week of NFL football with burgers on the grill and get into the spirit of the upcoming fall season with some Halloween fun. Thankfully, Amazon came to the rescue, offering a wide selection, while my local store seems stuck in the future instead of focusing on today’s needs. What’s perplexing is the store's decision to split the registers in half, yet there seem to be no cashiers available. This approach seems designed to encourage more frequent visits, making it feel like customers have to buy less each time because there isn’t enough space on the conveyor belt for a week’s worth of groceries. And don’t even get me started on bagging items – it’s nearly impossible when your cart is only partially emptied, while the bagging area is overflowing. I’m also puzzled by the policy of only allowing three items per Walmart reusable bag. What’s the timeline for eliminating single-use plastic bags? Some other states have already made the transition. Am I expected to buy bags at ten cents each to carry just three items? At this rate, why not consider closing the doors to the public entirely and just operate as an online order only store?
We love Subway in Lyles!! The owners are warm, friendly, and so very kind! Always go from Centerville to the Lyles Subway to eat.
There are five checkout lanes open, and the cashiers are friendly and helpful.
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