Had everything we needed. Some parts were under construction but otherwise we picked up some…read moregroceries and beach items. Check-out person was super nice!

Constantly delivers to wrong address. Does not follow delivery instructions. Drivers does not…read moreanswer phone number listed for them.

Great selection but service at this location never comes with a smile - makes me wish for a self…read morecheckout option. Comment in general about Kohl's is I always feel like I'm getting ripped off if I'm not stacking multiple discounts, seriously, you gotta be a smart shopper to get a deal from them.

The Kohl's associates here have gone out of their way for me several times at this particular…read morelocation. My mother and I were going to order a dress online because our Kohl's cash didn't start until the next day, and of course we wanted to use it. The employee working at the register went out of her way for us and put the dress on hold for us so that I could pick it up the next day when my Kohl's cash would be valid. She was very nice and friendly. I wouldn't have even thought of putting something on hold. The next day, I picked it up, and it was painless. It should also be mentioned that she was working at the Customer Service desk at the time, but she waved us over to ring us up so that we wouldn't have to wait for an available cashier. When I went to pick up the dress the next day, another associate was at the Customer Service (where you go to pick up online orders, things on hold, etc) desk. She was so friendly and warm, and she made sure to fix something manually because one of my coupons wasn't working, even though the coupon was clearly valid. Instead of saying there was nothing she could do or saying come back another time, etc etc, she went out of her way to figure it out and make it ring up properly. Other times I've been in the store, I have seen a manager patiently training someone new and clearly explaining policies. I have also seen the employees joking around with each other. (while still working and stuff!) I'm sure it's not all rainbows and unicorns working at a department store, let's be real, but the people here are really nice, and coming multiple times- different days of the week, time of day, month of the year, etc etc, I have never had an experience with any associate that wasn't a great experience. It's not too hard to find employees to ask for help if you're looking for something/can't find something, but no one tries to get you to buy anything in an obnoxious way like they do at Macy's or some other stores. Frequently someone will smile and say "hi, how are you?" and just leave me to my business, which is how I like it. The employees are the perfect mix of warm/friendly and distant/not hovering. Also, they usually are pretty good about stocking things and keeping them in stock at this Kohl's compared to at least another dozen Kohl's I have frequented. (I went to college in another state, and I used to live in another part of the state I live in currently, so I have been to quite a few different Kohl's quite a few times.) Also, let's be real, the people who work at a department store have no say in what corporate decides the prices are. Same with sales, buy one get one, etc etc. I'm not really sure what the other reviewer expected the Easton Kohl's employees to do for him. Some things are overpriced, but that's to be expected. That's what department sales do. I think that Kohl's really has the best rewards (Kohl's cash), sales, combinable coupons (up to 4, and Kohls cash), promotions, etc etc out of really any department store in the greater Easton area. Target sometimes has a cheaper starting price, but the sales at the Easton Target and really any Target are a joke. It's November, and they still have swimwear out on "clearance" for only a few dollars off of the original price. You've got to be kidding me! At Kohl's, you can easily get nice shirts, dresses, bras, etc etc for a fraction of the original cost, think "Now $3.70" tag on a $30 shirt or "Now $14.00" on a $50 dress. And for what it's worth, the Kohl's shopping center in Easton is not even 1/10th of the nightmare that is the other side of Marlboro Avenue where the Target shopping center is. Dozens of confusing stop signs, hard to make a turn, get in and out, etc etc. I usually don't bother with reviews, especially for something like a generic department store, but I really think that this Easton Kohl's is pretty great and worth taking a few times out of my week to mention to the Yelp universe haha.

one of my staples when shopping for career or casual wear. i've been shopping at ann taylor loft…read moreand loft outlet for years b/c i've always found a piece that works with my existing wardrobe or in some cases, i'll find an entire outfit that i love. i've purchased everything from summer tank tops (also great for layering in the wintertime) to casual khakis (great for every season) to business suits (good enough to wear to work or on an interview). they have a petites section which is where i always go, since these clothes are tailored with the smaller-framed woman in mind. great place to shop if you want style without breaking the bank.

I don't buy stuff here since it is for ladies but my wife seems to like the Loft very much from…read morewhat I can tell from her purchases. She never runs into a problem with staff but then again she rarely runs into problems with anyone. I like sitting down somewhere to read my emails and the wife can go about her shopping. Staff leaves the poor man sitting alone with the shopping bags.

Tuesday Morning is a fun, discount store. They have everything from food to toys to furniture to…read morecosmetics. I personally find most of their prices to be a little high, but this is a great store to find unique gifts. You'll find products ranging from no-name to high end designers like Kate Spade. Their clearance structure is something to take note of; they generally have 3 different colored stickers corresponding to 20%, 40%, & 60% off.

Another good Marshall's that is laid out well with plenty of merchandise to rifle through. Dressing…read morerooms were a bit dusty.. staff were nice. Always fun to see different selections offered at different Marshall's stores and usually always at a great bargain price.

Great location- lots of parking. Store is neat and tidy. Lots to choose from when I was looking…read morefor clothes for spring!

Some great artwork that I might go back for, but this stuff was def not geared towards my…read moredemographics

Bottom Line: A nice store for discounted furniture, home furnishings and home decor but lots of…read moreoverlap with HomeGoods. Ahh, I love America. An entire, booming industry centered around decorative, dust-collecting stuff you can purchase so that your home looks like it was ripped from the pages of the Pottery Barn catalog and rivals any space on HGTV. And I mean that in the best way possible! Admittedly, I was kinda hoping that the old hh gregg would become a roller skating rink but I won't complain about another spot in Annapolis to shop for discounted homey stuff. HomeSense is owned by the TJX Companies, it started in Canada and it is purportedly nicer than HomeGoods. But even knowing that going in, I wasn't really sure what to expect. For some reason, I was visualizing the super voluminous size of an "At Home" store but HomeSense is pretty normal sized - lots of inventory but not overwhelming. However, I will say that the Annapolis size is considerably larger than the Columbia location. The Patch (an online local news outlet) noted that Cosmopolitan described HomeSense like "HomeGoods on Steriods" but I didn't feel that way. It had more of some things and less, or none, of other things. What surprised me about HomeSense is how much overlap there is with HomeGoods, which is just a few steps away, also located in Annapolis Plaza. Unlike HomeGoods, HomeSense carries more large pieces of furniture, has more rugs, has hard wired chandeliers and does not carry linens except throw pillows. Regarding the rugs, they have a ton of them at this location. If you need a couch, or a set of easy chairs or a grouping of dining chairs, I think there are some really decent finds here. I saw a chadelier that I liked but it was still around $600 so perhaps it is higher end than HomeGoods. Both HomeGoods and HomeSense have home decor, kitchen items, gift wrap and bags, framed art, mirrors and lamps. HomeSense has a "General Store" section that kinda sucked me in but it was really just organizational stuff and cleaning stuff. I think it's weird that the checkout is mid-store rather than near the door. I bought a big piece of art and it felt odd to carry it such a distance before getting to the exit. I must say, I don't think I ever recall seeing the parking lot at Annapolis Plaza so full!

Our interaction with the employees was good. Wednesday is great for Seniors as it's discounted. We…read morehave gotten to know some of the staff and Amber Harris makes our day when we see her. Some things are priced a bit high but nice clothes can be found as well as glassware.

BUYER BEWARE !! I…read morebought a walking pad on 11/4, took it home to realize it was sold without the power cord or the remote to use the pad. I went back on 11/10 ( I work a hybrid schedule so wasn't back in the area until then). I was told that I was not able to return the walking pad - one that requires an electric cord to plug into the wall & a remote to work it, because it was not considered an "electronic" and not a part of their return policy. The manager proceeded to be rude and get smart with me and asked me why I would purchase something when I didn't know if it had all of the parts, which I followed up and asked her why they would sell something on the floor without all of the parts to it. She responded with "that's how it gets donated." So are you going to 1 shoe instead of a match? Are you going to sell a movie without the DVD in it? They really tried to convince me that a walking pad, that needs electricity to work, and has motors, was not an electronic device because it was exercise equipment. I didn't buy dumbbells. Since they didn't want to give me a refund for my purchase, I left my receipt with the manager & went and "donated" the walking pad BACK to them. I can't use it. So if you see an Ancheer walking pad in the back, don't buy it.

I do try to be understanding and patient with every business I walk into, however, this place is…read morequite an embarrassment to be honest. It's halfway between a grocery store and department store, serving as the only place the families who live nearby without a vehicle need to get all of their groceries, unless they can manage the bus which would add costs and another hour to their trip. This was the 2nd or 3rd time of me going inside. Today I wanted one thing a friend suggested I buy from there since their prices are so low. Yes, they are good prices, but the atmosphere is dreadful, products on the floor and in the aisles, just a simple mess all over the store. Dark lighting provided to add to their special ambience. I could have given all of the above issues a pass, but then going to pay for my item I notice a long line waiting to pay for their things. There was only one self-checkout open and one checkout register open with an employee, but he said he only takes CASH?! That is very odd. There were three groups in front of me and it was going to take too long, so I put my item back and walked out. I'd rather pay 40% more than deal with that again.

The store had everything I needed and more! The staff was friendly and efficient, great job!read more