Big Lots

"The Big Lots in Everett, WA is a lonely store. It's big, too big for the product selection. The contents are the usual Big Lots variety: odds and ends of various packaged grocery goods, home products and inexpensive furniture all at low cost. But the store lacks any kind of warmth. It's like shopping in an old 50s Soviet-style market. All product shelving is at distance from the checkout stand. It's a horrible layout. I'm not expecting intimacy at a Big Lots store, but it would be nice if someone in the chain thought about adding just a little heart."

"I prefer their curbside pickup but unfortunately their lack of signage is a real pain. It used to be in the parking lot in front of the store but now it's against the store off to the side. It's kind of far from the door as well. As for their customer service, it's always been great. I love the storage boxes that I purchased and I'm going to buy more soon"

"Went in for my birthday to buy a few things. I'm a Big Lots rewards member, and you get a birthday coupon. Sometimes, they let you combine discounts, which is awesome. They have a large variety of household items, furniture, and snacks. They get some cute stuff! I love shopping at this store. My house is full of items I've bought there! I included photos of some highlights. The rug is my recent addition from Big Lots!"

"I recently visited Big Lots and I must say that I was quite disappointed with the cleanliness of the store. The aisles were cluttered and disorganized, and the floors looked like they hadn't been properly cleaned in a while. The overall atmosphere just didn't feel clean and inviting. I hope they can improve their maintenance and cleanliness in the future."

"Has tons of sofa and sectional selections available. The place is close to the main road so it's easy to locate. The salesladies act quickly when asked and doesn't care if you ask them to check things multiple times. The only complaint is the exit. The door says exit but you can't go out that way. Weirdly you have to go the entire payment/cashier area and go out that way. This probably would give someone anxiety and would be forced to buy something."