A newly-added TJ Maxx in the southwestern part of Gloucester - this store, while large, spacious,…read moreand well-lit, had more of a selection of clothing and shoe wear. I would love to see more office items, as it was very limited in planners, notebooks, and other kinds of stationery. I stopped by while in the area, and while I didn't find anything that in particular, I noticed that there were plenty of SAs on the floor, and there were plenty of rooms to move around. The check-out aisle was also extended, so the likelihood of having an overflow onto the main shopping aisles is avoided. Plenty of parking in the plaza lot. +newly-added location +large clothing and shoe selection +limited in home decor/stationery items +plenty of parking in the shared plaza lot

Open Now! sign caught my eyes. Brand new and clean. Not many clearance stuffs yet…read more Variety: Clothes, shoes, accessories, bathroom and kitchen stuffs, etc Price: Good. Customer service: Good. Parking: Free. Location: A new shopping area.

The Walmart Supercenter on Walton's lane is great! The bathrooms are clean, they always have what…read moreyou need.

I am a Walmart Plus member which offers delivery of prescriptions. I am a senior citizen, on oxygen…read moreand physically unable to go to the store. In the last 2 months they have failed to meet delivery promises on 5 occasions. Today I have been waiting on delivery of my much needed prescriptions for 3 days. Today their customer service associate on chat promised delivery by 10 pm tonight. It's 11:00 pm and still no meds. I am over it

Don't order online. Delivery of a small item is four days late and there is no way to find out if…read moreit will ever be delivered

I try to stay away from Wal-Mart as much as possible, but when you're from a small town and only…read morehave Wal-Mart to rely on, I have to just go with the flow. I grew up in Gloucester and I can remember when we only had a regular Wal-Mart. When Super Wal-Mart was built, I remember skipping school just to join in the celebration of something new and exciting happening in little ol' Gloucester. The store is always clean, the employees tend to be in a pleasant mood, and I've never had an occasion where something was not in stock. I've never actually had a bad experience ever at this store. I no longer live in the area, but you can bet that when I do come visit Gloucester, Wal-Mart will be a "must stop at" on my list.

First thing on morning of December 26, we were greeted with signs of 50% off Christmas merchandise…read moreat the front tables at the entrance of the store. We picked 2 items and went to register - by the way there was no line as the store was empty. Cashier looks at the gift box of chocolate and other Christmas item, and states she needs the manager to approve. Manager then comes over to yell at us about customer reclamation project where he accuses every customer of moving merchandise to sales table. I'm sure everyone woke up the morning after Christmas to rush to Homegoods to move merchandise. We asked for them to call District Manager, at which point he again lectures us, but refuses to walk 25 feet to look at the sales table. In my opinion, the way he treated us is because of our race. Maybe it would be in the customers best interest to actually put clearance stickers on the clearance merchandise instead of blaming customers for them not doing their job. Incidentally, don't fall for their credit card - 34.99% interest rate is highway robbery, plus they offer no promotional financing for large purchases.

This Homegoods is NOT at all like my Homegoods... meaning it's not as crowded with merchandise (but…read morestill well-stocked), it's not as crowded with people, and things don't (necessarily) go in the blink of an eye. I was in town on an early Friday night, and the store was EMPTY. Friday late afternoon and early evening in my store is swamped because people want to see what's new. By the end of the day Saturday, whatever you wanted Friday and didn't get is gone! I saw a cabinet on Friday that I made myself a deal with -- if I came back after work Saturday afternoon and it was still there, I'd get it. Well, it was. So I did. Yay! There was second piece that I was eyeballing... it was waiting for a customer to pick up when I got back Saturday!

Recently visited this Target location and experienced customer service at a disappointing level. I…read morehave always enjoyed visiting this location, however today's visit involved a Manager on Duty that did not seem aware of the customer check out process during the day after Christmas shopping. I entered a check out service line and placed the items I wanted to purchase in the conveyor belt (there was only one person in front of me who was checking out). The Manager on Duty came over and spoke to the cashier about covering his break. Meanwhile, more customers entered the line behind me. After watching me place all of my items for purchase, the cashier tells me that she can't check me out because she has to go cover Guest Services. Her announcement was not loud enough for the customers (2-3 people) behind me to hear. This created a check out environment that included one cashier checkout line and the remaining registers were self checkout. The line volume increased and resulted in me leaving the store without making a purchase as I watched the manager on duty walk over and stand in Starbucks as customers looked confused about what happened to the previous checkout line. As someone with Manager on Duty experience in a high volume customer service environment, I realize the importance of awareness during busy time frames. I also understand the importance of not putting employees in situations that results in the loss of business. I hope that Target sees this review and takes a moment to understand how this incident affects the level of customer service that Target customers are accustomed to.

I needed to grab a few items before heading back to my room for the night and I sought out a Target…read moreto go to. I'm not sure when this one was built in the area, but it looks to be on the newer side. Walking in it was welcoming and made it feel like it was going to be a simple stop. I walked to where the items were that I knew I was going to need. The one item that I was definitely looking for was an air freshener. I was happy to see that not only did they have them in stock, but many to choose from. Unlike other stores of the caliber. The biggest hold up here was the registers. Most people are ushered to the self checkouts. There were not many regular checkouts open. Not everybody knows how to use the self checkouts, so the ushering of the people here kind of made a bottleneck and backup.

My mom wanted to stop in to Belk while we were in Williamsburg last weekend, as her sister had sung…read moreits praises for another location. She was on a mission for new tops and didn't find a single one she liked. She would've been better off at a JCPenney or Macy's. Similar vibes but a less sad feel. I did have to use their bathroom while there, and it was nice and clean! It's in the back left corner of the store near the home decor.

I love Belk! This store was well laid out and clean. It appears that the employees do a great job…read moreof keeping everything tidy and the racks orderly. I easily found a check out area in the women's department and Pam assisted me, twice, in checking out. She was friendly, helpful and efficient. The store had a nice selection of clothes and most seemed to be on sale.

Went in to drop $600 on a new laptop. Lemme jus say,…read morecustomer service need addressing. The main guy of the Dept just looked at me and when I asked him a question, he wouldn't even come around the aisle to see what I was talking about. I said I want this one, another employee looked in the lockup bin, pulled one out and asked "Is this the one?" Aren't they the ones that should know? They knew I wanted to spend some $$, and ignored me. Yet they stand around doing nothing. Pocomoke got my $$.

This Walmart seems huge, but the shelves are lacking....EVERYTHING!…read moreThere wasn't much variety, and it was like they only stocked a few dozen of the items at a time. Also, the restroom wasn't very clean. The cashier was nice, though. She was definitely closed and ready to go, but she saw we only had a few items and took us anyway. They did have a few clearance racks, but some items were labeled, and some weren't, so you had to check at the register for the price. It wasn't necessarily that it was a misplaced item. But just that some weren't labeled. I'm glad we were just passing through. I'd be bummed to have this as my local Walmart.

Fun little department store, tidier & better organized than most in this genre (Marshall's, Ross,…read moreTJ Maxx, etc). The staff are much more friendly and engaged, at least on my 1st visit here, than is typical in such places. This seasonal & end-cap displays are set up with a good eye for detail. With help from the cheerful young lady at the front, I was able to find what I stopped in for (puppy training pads for my bunny's cage) with no trouble at all, and paid half the price the pet supply store next-door chargers for the same product. So many different businesses have occupied this exact address, here's wishing burkes good luck and staying power.

My favorite Walmart . Even with the current situation with covid. The employees are amazing…read more Thank you for all your hard work. Hats off to management for hiring more great associates.

This was our first time at this Walmart as we just moved to the area. Our first interaction was at…read moreCustomer Service where one of the managers, Lakia (Im probably spelling her name wrong) was amazingly patient with a very difficult customer for an extended period of time. Not only was she kind, but she went above and beyond to help this customer. Bravo! She stood out because she was incredibly professional and is a great example of how a manger should be! I wish there were more employees like her! A while later, as my family and I shopped the store, we asked for assistance from Janice Roberson as she was stocking shelves down an aisle. I asked her where I could find an item and she basically grunted and mumbled as she waved me and my kids away. I asked her to repeat herself and she told me she doesn't know and "every store is different" and shooing me in a direction, while not even pausing her task. She was outright rude and even my kids were shocked. Having been a manager in a major retail store, I understand there is a wide range of professionalism and lack there of. These two women show the extremes of the scale. The store was in good order, decently stocked (I understand Covid has caused some issues) and most employees were courteous and welcoming. The parking lot was clean as was the inside of the store. Keep up the good work!

The ladies at the silver box were very polite and helped me with everything I needed. They didn't…read morecharge me extra for the awesome gift wrap either. Thanks for everything! The Silver Box is a nice place to get your loved one a special gift!!!

They have some cute whimsical jewelry as well as Lilly Pulitzer and Vera Bradley. Their selection…read moreis decent in comparison to other boutiques of its nature. However, I have been to this store numerous times in hopes of having a good shopping experience but have found the staff to be most unfriendly and rude. You may or may not be greeted and they stare at you as you browse instead of offering to show you something. I don't think the concept that they need to sell to the customers in order to stay in business and keep their retail jobs has reached their brain yet. It's unfortunate as we are limited with local shopping options. Update: the owner of the business contacted me via yelp and we spoke via telephone regarding my concerns. She apologized for the lack of service I received at her business and assured me my concerns would be addressed with her staff. I can tell she cares about her customers and her business considering her actions and will be giving her business another try in the future.