This store felt like pure chaos to me the moment we walked through the door. While my local Rack…read morehas catch all racks with a plethora of items, this location was mostly that. I don't know if I'm alone on this, but it was overwhelming. I prefer to see racks of like items, maybe different colors, but there was very little of that here. The majority was racks and racks of clothes, different styles and sizes all together. While I know a lot of people like to find a deal at and enjoy the hunt, that's not me when it comes to digging and digging through racks of differing styles. I didn't really pay much attention to the prices, as I didn't see anything that interested me, but I imagine they're decent like their sister stores across the country.

I always shop here when I come visit from North Carolina. Excellent customer service and unique…read morepieces!

This TJ Maxx is located in a popular plaza in Willoughby. You can definitely get a lot of different…read moreshopping done in the area. This TJ Maxx is medium sized with a lot of seasonal sales and products. Assortment is pretty extensive and there are a lot of budget-friendly options. There is never really any wait or line. Service is this store is very mediocre. Associates visibly roll their eyes at the customers when they leave. It's pretty disheartening to witness. Service could definitely use some work.

Introduced my husband to T J Maxx at this store - big mistake LOL. Now he's a regular and I just go…read morealong to push the cart. Seriously - my go to store for gift exchanges, unique pet items, and bargains. I like this store because it's not huge. However, the aisles are a bit crowded, therefore four stars.

Trash. Yesterday as I was checking out, the cashier was feverishly texting. Didn't look at me or…read moreknowledge me. Just keep texting. I asked her if I was interrupting her. That seemed to work. I am really sick of stores allowing me to spend my money there and the employees don't give a crap. Shame on the management. I bet he or she sits in their office all day/night on their phone too.

I was at the Eastlake Walmart and picked up a few thing and had them in my cart. One of the items…read morewas already paid for as I purchased it from the pharmacy. I stopped off at the bakery department and was looking over the marked down items. I picked up 2 small boxes and went to put them in the cart. The cart was gone. I went up and down isles looking for the cart as I figured someone may have taken it by mistake. After about 10 minutes i went to report it and the people at the entrances that were suppose to be checking carts and receipts would not even get up off their chairs and help. They pointed to an officer at the middle of the store and said that I should go see him. I did and after over 1 1/2 hors, no cart. They even checked the cameras and said that I was in an off camera angle, so they could not see who took the cart. I finally asked to have the officer go with me to Pharmacy and see if I could at least get the item I paid for replaced. They said I needed a receipt and would not go with me. I went to the Pharmacy and the woman had put the receipt in the bag that was taken. The officer went to the store manager, who is worthless and came back and said that I was out of luck as technically the item was still somewhere in the store, but they didn't know where. SO, I was out of luck at that point!!!!!!!!

I don't expect much from Walmart, but even by this standard, this was a really horrible location…read more The spray paint cans were all under lock and key. That wouldn't be so bad, except that there weren't any sales associates around who could open up the glass case for me. I decided to go elsewhere for a can of Krylon instead. Much of the men's underwear was also locked away in a glass case. Not the good moisture-wicking stuff, mind you. It was the cheaper Fruit of the Loom underwear that was locked away, bizarrely enough. Do they really have a problem with people stealing or vandalizing the cheap underwear? And not the more expensive stuff? Again, this wouldn't be a bit deal if a sales associate was available. The grocery selection wasn't great in comparison to the other Walmart locations either. And many of their suitcases had no price tags or price signage available. How do they expect to sell these things? This strikes me as a place where the management has pretty much given up on trying to sell stuff.

Actually the worst Walmart I've ever been to. And I don't have unreasonable expectations for any…read moreWalmart. But this one is absolute trash and should be avoided. First off, walking through the store I could smell weed. And no body was that close to me so I questioned if someone was actually using a pen inside the store. They were prepping for restocking but it was a mess. No order. Employees on the isles didn't greet you, but kept their music playing loudly (loved all the profanity!). And checkout was ridiculous. I was told (after I was already ringing up items) "No self-checkout!" on the self-checkout line that was green. The same person who shouted that, was standing right there as I walked up and started ringing up my items. And I walked past a handful of employees as I made my way back to the exit only to be told when I was almost there "You can't exit that way." Cool cool cool. Poor customer service. Messy store. Avoid it.

I want to be specific. Very, VERY specific…read more This will not be a review of the entire Target Store Experience, the Big Red Target Logo lifestyle, the knock-off merch, the animatronic check-out robots, the mind-numbing sameness of the world-wide marketing plot to steal our souls, fill our waking hours and mask the wretched claws of mortality. Nope. This is all about one thing: Condiment packets. When you walk in, the first thing you see, well, right after the million red shopping carts, is the Mini Food Court. The smiling dude who sold me my all-beef doggie and bev cup performed something rarely seen in today's relentless march to Third Worldhood: HE DID HIS JOB. No, not just selling me my tube steak lunch. He organized the condiment packets. I mean, he REALLY organized those babies. Each was, naturally, separated by type. Catsups with the catsups, or perhaps they were all ketchups. Mustards with mustards, and so on. Here's where he did that great "value added" thing that most everyone in this great land of ours has decided just doesn't matter: Each packet was perfectly aligned with each OTHER packet. Now, I know what you're thinking. Kevin? Why in H E double hockey sticks could this possibly matter? The Tribe stinks again this year. Congress is run by people who wouldn't be hired at a Jiffy Lube. The Rolling Stones released a new album. My pants are on the ground. Only one Floridian was sucked up by an in-house sinkhole. How does THIS stack up against all that is wrong in our world? Here's how: If the packets are clean, the counter is also clean. If the counter is clean, the weenie roller is clean. If the weenie roller is clean, the Dude's hands are clean. From what in most other Target stores, world-wide, is often sub-standard food preparation comes the one man who says, "No. Not tonight. Not on MY watch. You want me on that food counter. You NEED me on that food counter." "Civilization begins with order, grows with liberty and dies with chaos" -- Will Durant

Looking over the reviews from the past 3 years most are accurate. Although , I agree with most that…read moreare a 2-3 star. This location has unprofessional management and delivery employees. Long story short after 10 years I will not purchase from this location. Which seems to be a problem throughout the area. I would Not be surprised when a fortunate person ( with a capability to hire a lawyer) will sue this Corporation.

This is my local Target. The staff (including pharmacy) are always friendly and helpful, and…read morecashiers are smiling. The store is pretty typical though sadly a bit lacking in the toy department. The Steelyard Commons Target is way bigger for toys and also overall, so I'd recommend going there when needed. It's a bit out of the way if you're an eastsider but it's way "better" than settling for the Walmart nearby. Tip: They usually have promos when buying laundry detergent or other house supplies, to buy X products and get X amount on a Target gift card. I try to do these... household items don't go bad and free money is my favorite! As far as parking, the lot is a mess (poorly lit and not well stop signed) but there is always ample parking.

The selection was amazing, and the store was very clean and easy to navigate. It was easy to find…read moreeverything I was looking for

After having lunch up the street, I decided to go shopping since I haven't been to this area of…read moreCleveland in years and boy has it changed where the old Kmart was is a Home Depot a Kohl's with big lots wedged in the middle. I decided to do some shopping there Didn't really need a whole lot, but I found a little bit of this a little bit of that in this much smaller store than all the west side Big Lots I patronize. It was kind of a happy Saturday afternoon and I found several things that I would have some use for in the next few months ----so good deal.

I know, 5 stars for a discount store? But trust me, they earned it. First, the staff here is…read moregenuinely helpful. They are engaging and friendly, especially when the store isn't that crowded. I've had a few staff members remember me from previous visits. Another plus is that this store is always clean and organized. Shelves are stocked and the staff is aware of where to find things if you need help. When there is a line, immediately you'll hear a call for more help at the front. I'm so glad this location opened up. They are the absolute best Big lots I've ever been to!

The big department stores here are Nordstrom, Saks, Fifth Avenue, and Dillards…read more I usually try to park by Macy's, since it's a store most familiar with. I decided to park by Nordstrom instead. I just saw a pic that there was a shooting here back in March of 2018, that's scary. It's rather dead in the shopping center and there's not a lot of cool stores to look at, that's unique. I think the biggest concentration of people would be in the food court area. There's quite a few empty kiosks and stores as well. A sign that shopping centers have dwindled in popularity?

Very high end. We shopped a little here and there and were in the area for the coffee spot next…read moredoor. Place is enormous with great selections and easy parking.

Very bad experience cashier was very rude cussed at me on the way out manager didn't say anything…read moreor do anything I can't wait to talk to corporate I will never go there again neither one of my family and everybody that I know I will not recommend to go there very very rude

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"Great Lakes Mall" as a kid and young adult this was the place to be. It was big and had everything…read moreyou could want. It was always clean and nicely decorated. And perfectly located in Lake County. Unfortunately, most of the malls are gone now. I think there are only 2 or 3 left... and they're struggling. Well today brought back lots of memories... good ones. I realized I really enjoy strolling around the mall environment. I heard malls might be coming back. Gen-Z seems to like them. I really hope so. That would be great. Everybody go visit your local mall. Support them and keep them alive. Someday I'd love to be able to give them a 5 stars.

I went to icing since it's the only one left in the region and they were able to open my belly ring…read morethat I bought a year ago I could not open - I bought a few more navel rings at hot topic and Spencer's with savings deals and coupons. My friend really enjoyed a store across the way called Gio. We stopped at this Asian mart by the restroom and grabbed some snacks. I thought it was expensive... I won't be stopping there again! But she sold bubble tea there.