To call this retail labyrinth sprawling is an understatement. Massive big box retailers strewn over…read morea huge footprint with wild west traffic patterns that keep your head on a swivel. However, what you'll find here is a clean, spacious Walmart that doesn't suck (as opposed to their second Hamilton location which is always a riot in progress) and a much less frenetic Home Depot. Lacking full NASCAR accreditation, I don't come here often but once you dock safely, the experience is downright civilized. Four solid stars for this oasis on the road from Trenton to the Jersey Shore.

Not a bad place to shop. We were in town and decided to get some of our own foods for our stay, and…read moreI was impressed and happy with some food choices and all. Interesting nice places to shop and get the groove on. Nice sector ofgf shopping. I'd come back again.

There are no Kohls in the area where I currently live which is why when I do visit the Hamilton…read morearea, we stop by. We were only there to help the kids and grandkids do some "back to school" clothes shopping. Their clothing selection is very good as are their prices. My wife is always able to find special discounts via her Kohls credit card or other promotional items which leave her with the feeling that she was able to get the clothing for almost nothing. I personally haven't been inside a Kohls in at least 5 years so I'm not the best reference for the store vibe or layout. I was surprised at the checkout process. It seemed to go very quickly, but I could also see that it could be an issue during the holidays. Maybe? Maybe not! The self checkout is somewhat automated where it lets you know when the next kiosk is open. Self checkout is the way to go. It was quick and painless.

This Kohl's location seems to exemplify exactly why brick-and-mortar department stores are going…read morethe way of the dodo. The store takes up a fairly massive plot in Hamilton Marketplace, but the space is poorly arranged. It is always simultaneously understocked and disorganized. Aisles have merchandise strewn about and are crammed together with seemingly no rhyme or reason. Customer Service is at the very front of the store, customer Self-Pick-Up is all the way in the back, yet sometimes online orders are split between the two locations? There are a few really helpful employees, but the majority are at best disinterested and at worst outright rude. Even accounting for the rude ones, this location is perpetually understaffed. On top of all of these issues, prices just generally aren't that great. As such, Kohl's seems to take up a retail space even it isn't sure about. Too expensive and not comprehensive enough to compete with Walmart or Target, not high enough quality to be considered along side Nordstrom or Neiman Marcus, it seems like Kohl's may be well on their way to emulating Sears and KMart.

I went to the store few of employees very rude.. and they were tagging price tag front of customer…read morethey r talking about i dont tag price if customers follow i jump to diff department to tag price. Thats rude very disrespectful customer service front of customer who is buying items... I am very disapppoint

filthy store with dirt all over floors. they mop and make piles of filth so we can step on it…read more racks in isles so u can't walk. attitude horrible with workers and mangers

ALWAYS like shopping here! On Mon 4/3/23 went a little after…read more9 ish. Cashier avoided eye contact. Guy stocking items, friendly & we had jokes! Back at the cashier, 1st) gave her a HUGE Good Morning! No pulse detected..., asking her questions,my final reply to that was, "So, you don't know." Checked out. I said, "You're Wecome." Went downhill fast! The Mgr was clearly concerned. My msg: that cashier needs to reup w/HR on customer svc etiquette. Better yet - let her do busy work. Just .wow. on starting a new day. WILL go back. One bad apple...

New store, so it's clean - for now. But it has a much smaller footprint than most other Dollar…read moreTrees, and as such, feels less modern in comparison. Also, the selection - again, due to the size of the store - is lousy. Unfortunately, the sore point of this store is the staff. The cashier that I was assigned to, walked off to have a mound of balloons blown up for the customer in front of me, without even an "excuse me...I'll be right back". When she did attend to me, I was snapped at when I was asked if I needed to re-insert my credit card. Another staff member walked right by her when she was blowing up balloons; didn't offer to help her, and didn't offer to ring me up while I was waiting. Not sure if this "opening jitters" or what...but I doubt I'll shop at this location again...especially when a larger, better-stocked one is less than a mile away from this location.

@ Hamilton, NJ This is a super center Walmart where they…read morecarry groceries, clothing, toys, electronics, pharmacy, automotive, pets, tire center etc. The grocery prices were very reasonably but a lot of products were locked and didn't see enough workers to ask for a price or help. Also, there was only one person checking the receipts on the way out which formed a long line.

On "Black Friday" I ventured into Walmart forgetting it was Black Friday. What could have been a…read moredisaster of dystopian Beyond the Thunderdome proportions ultimately turned out to be just another day leading me to consider whether Black Friday is really dead. Sure it was crowded but not food riot crowded and the lines to check out were not hellacious so, I never really had to body slam anyone for a $69 knock-off IPad. I'm now very sad. Five stars for civility.

We made a late-night stop to grab some snacks and candy before settling in for the night with the…read morecamper van parked nearby. This particular Walmart was reasonably well-stocked. Most of the shelves in the sections I browsed had what I needed, though there were a few gaps here and there. That kind of spotty inventory seems to be par for the course with Walmart, especially after peak hours. Still, the store itself was tidy, with no trash on the floors and aisles that were easy to navigate. The men's restroom was clean enough for a quick visit. Nothing fancy, but no unpleasant surprises either. Out in the parking lot, the cart corrals were mostly empty, which made maneuvering the van a little easier. All in all, it was a typical Walmart experience: functional, convenient, and just fine for a late stop on the road. [Review 1151 of 2025 - 178 in New Jersey - 24704 overall]

Not sure what kind of Walmart this is but it is certainly not ta typical Walmart Marketplace by no…read moremeans. No fresh foods at all. They have no produce, no fresh meats or a deli/bakery. Perhaps the Super Walmart in Trenton is the go to for "fresh" foods/produce. Other than that, the people were pretty friendly and as helpful as there could be.

I've been going to this BJ's since 09 and I like it. But I find that some of the products don't…read morelook great, especially the veggies. I always have to triple check to make sure I don't buy rotten lemons or apples. In terms of choice, they have a lot but you will have to buy a lot, as it is after all a family packaging type of place. I am glad to find some organic and free range products and hope the chain will choose more quality products in the future. The lines at the cashiers are always too long. Maybe it's time to hire a few more people to make it easier for the customers.

I went to their eyeglass department with a prescription and the sales man talked be into buying 2…read morepair for about $600. When the glasses came in , I went back and tried them on and it was like I was seeing through a fishbowl. The salesman said that was normal and that I should try them for a week and my eyes will be adjusted to them. That never happened and my vision through the glasses was horrible so much so that I could have gotten into an accident while driving. I went back to my optometrist with the glasses I had purchased from BJ's and he said it was simply inferior glass in the glasses. I then spent another $600 to purchase them from my eye doctor and now my vision is 100% better. I will never use bj's vision eyeglass department again.

Always enjoy shopping here Lots of bargains and the staff is helpful. Great prices. Not hard to…read morespend more time than expected

This place is like a little Narnia! I was unfamiliar with this business / the concept- from what I…read moregathered, Ollie's takes in items from businesses at a discounted rate due to package changes, overstocking, etc. As such, they sell to the customer at a discount. They apparently get new merchandise once a week; this includes everything from kitchen appliances, to books, to hygiene products. I can't compare this location to others since it was my first time, but I was overall impressed with the selection and pricing.