Thanks so much for Breanna helping us so much. Managers Anna and Blake are great too. Breanna…read morehelped us find our account Star Points, and we were able to buy more from the store. Breanna is super helpful to find customers the size color exactly right for them (and us). Hopefully Macy's can let us know they saw our comment and thanked the right employees managers Team.

I bought a jar of face cream from Shiseido for the first time. It was a 1.7 oz jar and the women…read morewho helped me said it was $103. Not having ever bought the brand I didn't question it. But just now I washed my face and put some on and looked up the jar I bought on Macy's website. I wanted to read some reviews. What I found out is that I was charged for a 2.5 oz jar. The 1.7 oz jar is $78 and I was charged $103. So glad I went looking for reviews otherwise I would have never caught it. Taking it back tomorrow.

This is suchba clean and gorgeous plaza with little shops to check out! There's extensive…read moresuperchargers available too.

This is a small shopping center but great stores there! I hadn't been there in a while and I was so…read moresurprised to see free people there and Anthropologie! There is a variety of stores from high end and your typical stores you see at the mall. Also there are food options to grab and go or sit down at a restaurant!

The workers are really efficient and nice. And I never get tired of shopping here, I go here like…read moreevery weekend, and there's amazing varieties of things to buy and I always find what I'm looking for ! And amazing prices

Yeah! No. I'm thinking years ago this Marshall's was great,…read moreclean, full and solid customer service. Not so much the last few times I've been here. There's a noticeable change. So unorganized, a bit empty or way over stocked of one item. The floors are filthy and the bathrooms are closed or not working. Is it a change in management or just in who they're hiring? Are they settling for this is who we are and not getting back to where we came from. I'm shopping and spending my money where my shoes don't stick to the floor. Last words...yikes. No.

Pretty bad experience, i was going school supplies shopping and they had 0.5 pencils and only had…read more0.7 and 0.9 led. This made no sense because if Im buying pencils im ob gonna buy led too except i couldn't because there was not fitting led for my pencils. Other than that, pretty good shopping experience.

I have mixed feelings about this store. Today, I went there with my senior parents at around 3 pm…read more I left them to shop as I looked at other things. I found that the staff were very helpful when I asked them to check on the price of a shirt that I found that was missing its price. I am always glad with the soda selection especially Walmart's own brand of Dr. Thunder that virtually tastes exactly like Dr. Pepper. It is always a great to buy their brand of soda and the flavor is so close to the popular brands that I barely can tell the difference. However, when I meant up to my parents, my mom was very upset and was anxious to leave. Apparently, there was uninvolved parents who were so into themselves that they did not care that their children were running around and making items fall on purpose. Those parents were not watching their children. Now, some people may think what do I expect?!? This is Walmart! This is where the "wild life" ill mannered customers blend in with the mature civilized customers. Yes, I am clearly saying that is what you may expect- people with their children who do not know how to supervise their children or act in public. But then, you would not see this in say Trader Joes. Perhaps the types of customers are kind of different. It seems that way. Although, some stores also appreciate customers who tell staff about unruly customers and would be willing to go on the intercom to tell parents to supervise their children and that any broken items they will be required to pay for. Or at least have a staff person confront the customer with their unruly children to tell them to supervise their children. I never see any Walmart that does this and clearly Walmart is not a playground. I am also aware that they deal with property loss as I keep up with the news. If one of those kids ran into one of my parents who are unsteady on their feet or one of those items they dropped, one of my parents would trip on and they fell down getting hurt, I would be very upset and I would not ignore it or look the other way. The law clearly states if a customer informs a clerk that there are unruly unsupervised children, and they do nothing about it, then an elderly customer gets hurt, not only are the parents held accountable but also the store. This is because the staff were warned and still did not intervene to prevent a tragedy. Of course, I am aware that it is to the store's advantage not to do anything and hope no tragedy happens and if it does the person won't take legal action. It is better then for the store to look the other way and being that it is Walmart, it is a huge corporation. A corporation I am all to familiar with as I read at least 3 books about this successful company that was started by a determined and extremely compulsive founder Sam Walton who started the mega company by modest means. But I also know that there is such a thing as making the shopping experience for everyone to be pleasant and welcoming. That means informing people to watch their children and not allow them to misbehave. Let me suggest a recording through the intercom that comes on upon every hour that would state, parents need to supervise their children at all times and are expected to pick up any items their children drop. If any item becomes broken, then the parents will be required to pay for it. Or at least perhaps staff should take customers concerns especially those who are seniors seriously. We all hope someday we will live into old age (although we may not be looking forward to it) but it is little things like respect that matter.

This Ross has a good variety of items, and I've found some great deals here over the years. The…read morestaff is always friendly and helpful during my visits. My only complaint is that the store can feel a bit disorganized at times, which makes it harder to browse. The restroom was decent, but I do wish they had more stalls available for customers.

Extremely bad customer service. Took the only cashier twenty minutes to help us. Ten people…read morestanding in line and she kept chit chatting with a guy looking at the cheap custom jewelry. What a joke. Zero stars

How can anyone rate this place below a 5 star? I have been coming here for years and I always love…read morethis place. My only problem I have with it is that I always spend more money than I am planning on spending. My warnings about Costco (in General) is that there are certain brands that may be discontinued in the future. That is a bummer when it happens, but it is just part of Costco. Also, the meat and produce needed to be eaten pretty quickly or it may start to spoil. That is a bit of a problem when you get 5 pounds of grapes! But if I ever get home and realize that I bought something that has a problem, I have always been able to return it with little to no problem. I also appreciate how Costo treats their employees. They treat them well and the employees in turn treat me well!

I went by today on Friday 03/27/26 and it appeared to all meat and fish has their expiration date…read morefor tomorrow 03/28/26 also sushi...I guess that Friday is a bad day. Then looking for oil and they were moved to the opposite side that I never see them there since I started shopping in the 1990. It appeared that they are having less and less cashier and as today, no-one to get a box and put the stuff in it...now you have to do it yourself, get the box, and move all the stuff yourself. Now is the time to take couple years out of Costco...and use local outlet instead.

One thing about going to a new city is how you imagine an area in your mind's eye, sometimes…read moredoesn't match the reality. Knowing that this outdoor shopping center was 3 stories and had over 30 stores, I expected the area around it to be like a city center, with heavy foot and car traffic, lots of noise, and business advertisement. Instead, I wasn't sure if we were in the right place, because the neighborhood looked residential. The city planners/architects did a really nice job to implement this intention. The shopping center first opened in 1960, as an open-air courtyard style with a luxury department store, unheard of at the time for a town that small. Throughout the years, it hosted a major department store chain (Saks Fifth Avenue) as well. Now, in keeping with Carmel's intention to not have any national brand retail in it's city limits, the majority of stores/restaurants at this mall are local (though there are exceptions like Tiffany & Co, Anthropologie, and Brunello Cuccinelli). We got lucky and found free street a block from the center. Even on a Monday late morning, it was quite busy with tourists and locals alike hanging out in the main courtyard. A really nice feature was the large outdoor gas firepit that people were using to keep warm. We had come for a particular restaurant, but were informed that they were closed for the day for a private event (no signs or mention on their website)...I guess that's how this particular business rolls.

One of the places we always come to when we arrive in the Monterey Bay, Carmel plaza Shopping has…read moresome great shops with a variety of products, clothes, and other items which we enjoy. The center has three different levels with stairs in the middle and each side or if you desire an elevator, there is one on the end. During the weekend or summertime when it's busy, parking can be a challenge. There is a parking garage not far away if the street is full. If that is full, you may need to walk a bit. There is also some great places to eat such as The Flying Fish, a coffee shop, and a wine maker or two. In the center of the plaza, there is space to sit and enjoy the environment-just find some shade if it's warm!

This Target location is really lacking in customer service. It's mostly a bunch of kids working…read morethere and not very personable. I've only encountered 2 well-mannered employees and that's during drive-up orders-- a young man named Diego being one of them. The store itself isn't well organized. It honestly feels like all the Salinas people come here and just terrorize the place. There definitely needs to be more employees on the floor throughout the day to keep things organized. Another thing that doesn't make sense is the dressing rooms not being open until later in the morning; it's really inconvenient if you're an early shopper. I've noticed the same issue at the Sand City location too.

The Marina Target is easily one of the nicest in the area, delivering consistently pleasant…read moreshopping experiences! The store is clean and well-stocked with a broad range of products, sizes, and options, though I recently noticed a lack of "clean ingredient" almond milk brands like Almond Malk and Koala. The staff has been outstanding lately! Friendly, approachable, and always ready to assist with genuine greetings. While the clothing sections were sometimes messy in the past, they've been far more organized recently. I've found some items here that are less expensive than at other stores, especially during sales, making it a great value. Compared to the Capitola or Watsonville locations, Marina's Target is a standout--visit those, and you'll likely return here with zero complaints! The women's bathroom could use a makeover, but overall, this store is a gem and I'm so glad it'll be my "go-to" as a CSUMB student.