I like shopping at Marshalls but they're a little further in location from where I live, so I don't…read moreget to shop there often. I did stop in to see if they had some black athletic clothing I could buy, as I forgot my uniform for my class. I found just what I needed, and then some! They also had some pretty cute decor up for Easter. Although not too busy, it did take awhile to get through the line, as the cashiers do have to ask about applying for a cc and/or rewards. I still got what I needed for less than I expected to pay! Great prices on brand name items too!

I took up a 3 piece tank set, with no price tag to the register. The cashier called in for back up,…read more could not find the same item, but found a way more expensive option. She then went on to tell me, that there is NO way in their system to find the correct price. Very disappointed and extremely unacceptable.

What a wonderful place. One of my favorite things about this chain is there is always something…read morenew. They've got great home stuff in the back, new spices and bottled stuff always coming in, and if you pick through racks - nice bags, accessories, delicious soaps, perfumes, high quality shampoo and conditioner, great clothing finds, and omg the shoes... hit or miss, but sometimes you find a pair that just grabs you. This Maxx has a bit more designer stuff than I've found at other locations, which makes this place even more dangerous and irresistible. If this TJM was a big sticky spiderweb, I'd be the big, dumb juicy bug tangled up in it using my dying breath to squeak out "please take my money, and hey, can I get this bag unlocked?" This location is always crowded. Everyone else seems to know how good it is, too. I struggle to find parking every time I visit. Worth it. But also TJM - I have a bone to pick with you - PLEASE STOP pushing your store credit card on me. This does not improve your customer service when some poor cashier that's working an exhausting holiday shift gives me some 2 minute speech about how great this thing is and I've just got to stand there with hopefully what looks like a smile on my face and pray they'll stop hounding me. Ugh. The thorn on the beautiful rose that is TJ Maxx...

This TJ Max is right by my house and I go here all the time. It's a little chaotic with the…read moreholidays but I always recommend this store for gifts and great clothes at low prices.

Well Madewell! You lost a customer for life. I tried to return one pair of jeans today. I bought…read morethem right before Christmas. They said it's past the 30 days so I'm not allowed to return them. I asked if they can make an exception because I've been too busy to come in. They said absolutely not, they have a strict rule about returns now. I said can I please just exchange them for a different size or do a gift card instead? They said no. So now I'm stuck with jeans that don't fit and I only missed the 30 day return window by a week or so. I've bought so many things from Madewell over the years but I won't anymore since they can't even try to be accommodating.

The workers here are incredibly rude and unprofessional. They stood around gossiping instead of…read moredoing their jobs. I waited forever in line to try something on, and when I finally got to the front, they told me to go to the back of a new line they made after I'd already been waiting. They clearly weren't paying any attention. The whole experience was awful, and I won't ever be shopping here again.

This Dollar Tree is atrocious!!! It is never stocked and has piles of unopened boxes in every…read morewalkway and aisle. Every time I have been to this store it is a mess. The lines to check out are always super long. I do not experience this at other Dollar Tree stores, so this leads me to believe that this is a management problem and it needs to be addressed asap.

Shout out to Gabby for treating ALL customers with respect. We were checking out & the gentlemen in…read morefront of us was struggling to pay for his items (we ended up helping him). Anyways, Gabby was super friendly and patient as he was trying to pay.

Worst customer service ever. You could tell both girls had attitude and hated their jobs…read more They give you the lowest bid possible and then charge what a regular store would charge. Wouldn't recommend shopping not selling nothing to them. I would rather donate it to charity.

Pretty cool place. If I walked in and didn't know it was primarily a used clothes shop, I wouldn't…read morethink it was a thrift shop. The vibe and style of clothes they have are pretty cool and "hip" if you will. I didn't end up getting anything today, but many of the prices seemed reasonable. And it's a cherry on top that they buy clothes. Definetly a better alternative that just taking old clothes to the DI

The returns were so easy to do! Quick service and great selection of leisure wear! Also getting the…read moretote bags is a great idea!!

I love this Cotton On location. The employees are so kind and always help me find what I need. The…read moreclothes are also very cute, high quality, and reasonably priced. I also love the sustainable model they promote as they charge a small additional fee for a bag, encouraging the customers to reuse shopping bags they already have.

It's time for an update. I found myself in the market for my annual clothing shopping trip, and…read moreafter striking out at the mall, I reluctantly returned to Chico's with high hopes. Renee cheerfully greeted me and was happy to help me find several wardrobe enhancers and fun additions. She was remarkable, and I left very happy with my new pieces. Not only was the service terrific, but the selection was pretty darn good-which could be dangerous for my pocketbook. Oh well, at least I'll like the way I look!

The difference between this location and the Foothill Village location is astonishing. The…read moreemployees at the Foothill location are always so friendly and helpful and go out of their way to make my visit to their store pleasant. A few months ago, my husband was with me at the Creekside location and was standing outside the dressing rooms holding my purse. One of the women there rudely asked him what he was doing there. He was nicely dressed and neatly groomed and it embarrassed him. He politely told her that he was waiting for me while I was trying on clothes. She didn't bother to apologize. It wasn't rocket science, he was holding a purse in a clothing store waiting for his wife. He didn't tell me this until we were home, which is probably a good thing. I called the district manager about it, and apparently he didn't find it necessary to fire this rude woman because she is still there. I avoided this store for quite a while but I was in the area and went back a few days ago because it was the first day of their big sale. Nothing there has changed. The women there do not greet you when you walk in, my shoulder was about to break before anyone offered me a dressing room and when I got to the checkout, one of the women made it very clear that she was much too busy to help me so she sent me to a woman named Nancy. Nancy was impatient and unfriendly and rude. I was trying to look at the tags and she very bluntly told me that she would take care of it. She charged me too much for one of the blouses, but I'm not going back there to show her the error. I was trying to talk to her, but I couldn't hear her because the rude lady who told me she was too busy to help me was yelling numbers and information to another woman across the store. Really? This couldn't wait? The Foothill store wraps your purchases neatly in tissue paper and asks if you would like boxes for any of the garments. Nancy shoved my garments in a bag like they do at Walmart. I have two sisters who live close to that Chico's and have had similar experiences and now drive to the Foothill store. I would suggest that the Creekside ladies learn some manners and customer service from Susan, Linda, and the other ladies at the Foothill store.