I like this Target and the associated CVS. It's convenient, typically well stocked and organized…read moreand the prices are competitive. It has a wide variety of product options, and returns have been quick and unproblematic. I only source certain types of products here, rarely if ever purchasing clothing, electronics or groceries (and yes the grocery section is fairly small). However, I do buy numerous product consumables, and the occasional toy or seasonal item.

I love the selection of products! I found this product called Not Your Mother's hair Perfector and…read moreit's amazing I get so much volume and my hair looks and smells so great! I have tried every hair volume product and styling equipment and nothing compares! I will be buying more by this product line! I did need help looking for eyelash glue and there was three employees talking so I apologized for interrupting but asked if one of them could help and they said they didn't know. Then I started to look on my own and one of them broke off and came to help me. I felt like I was a bother.

This is a good shopping center with a wide variety of stores. It's separated into two major…read moresections. The Upper Section includes big box stores such as Target, Kohl's, Best Buy and Dick's, along with some smaller scale stores such as Nordstroms Rack, Michaels, and PetSmart. There are a couple of restaurants in the Upper Section, Chili's and TGI Fridays, two places I never visit. The Lower Section has more stores and a few restaurants including LongHorn Steakhouse, Red Robin and Panera Bread. There is a large Barnes and Noble and Blackstone Valley 14 Cinema de Lux. There is also a 110 Grill adjacent to the Cinema. The Cinema and the 110 Grill have their own parking lots. Two new restaurants are under construction in this section, The Yard House and Shake Shack. The Yard House is expected to have a standalone building, evident by the huge construction project taking up a large amount of parking in the Lower Section. During weekends and busy holidays, traffic police are out in force at the Shoppes, in part because there is only one way in and out of this sprawling shopping center. Traffic and parking can be an issue depending on where you want to park during peak periods.

One star rating for cops creating traffic nightmare & the ongoing construction for well over 1 year…read more The detour is ridiculous because of the construction, takes you way out of your way & never know if the road is open or not coming from Rt 20 or McCracken Rd. Northborough has more stores and no traffic problem because the police aren't involved in clogging up access.

I typically come here for my Amazon returns however I always end up shopping at their location. The…read moreservice has always been great. Today the cashier, Vasantai, was so pleasant and helpful and surprisingly the other customers that were shopping were very talkative. I think we were all amazed at the 50% off already reduced prices with an additional 25% off coupon. The selections of clothing varied. They had all seasonal clothing available and on sale. I was bummed because I had a gift card at home and didn't expect to shop the way I did.

Next door to a well run CVS in Target is a poorly run Kohl's. On occassion when in need of socks or…read moresweat pants, I have made a few purchases from Kohl's, usually when returning an item from Amazon (this Kohl's has a dedicated return counter for Amazon returns). Once the Amazon item is returned, Koh's provides a $5 coupon good for a week. When combined with other coupons, such as a 30% off coupon, and then again combined with a sale (buy one package of socks, get the second package for 50% off), a shopper can receive a much better value than purchasing the same items from Amazon, etc. In this case, my items cost $3.50 each, whereas they were selling on Amazon for more than twice that amount. However, if I wasn't already in the store, I would not have bothered. The customer service line was at least 10 people deep, the checkout line was about 20 people with only two registers open, the merchandise displays were a disorganized mess and their wifi went down for a short time (so they couldn't take returns or process purchases). For those focused on price over service, this may be your place!

We went to Worcester to visit friends and decided to do some value shopping in the area. I always…read morelike to check out the different stores in different cities to compare them and see what each one has done better than others. Since our friends had a small child, we decided to get her a few children's books as a little gift. Marshall's had a good selection of them and we found some that we knew she would like, The store itself is nice but a bit cramped and maybe smaller than other Marshall's I have visited. Still, getting some nice children's books and not having to stand in line too long to pay were win/win situations for me.

This Marshall's was extremely disappointing to me today 3/22 at 2pm today i was scammed by a…read moreHispanic woman who distracted me asking me to read a label while another person working with this Hispanic woman reached in my purse stealing my wallet. I highly recommend to any customer wanting to go to the Marshall's in Millbury that you don't bring your purse in or bring a body guard. The camera system is highly ineffective and the staff not trained on how to interact with customers when something like this happens. This will be the last time I visit a Marshalls, tjx or home goods. I don't feel safe there anymore!!! Very disappointing!!!

Finding a pair of pants is as difficult as finding a customer service person at this Macy's. It…read moredoesn't help the mens clothing is broken up by manufacturer. Thus if you're looking for pants for example, you might need to wander into eight different areas in the men's department to look at them. It's a ghost town in this store. Etailers have certainly taken their toll on many if not most brick and mortar venues. It's difficult for them to compete, though when it comes to clothing, it's obviously helpful if you can try them on. This Macy's is located in a small local mall in Auburn which has seen better, actually much better days. There used to be a Macy's Home store which has been converted to a medical facility and a Sears which still appears to be empty. So it's good that Macy's is hanging on, but a question mark about things to come. Let's finish with a positive. There's always plenty of parking available for Macy's and the rest of the mall!

There Flash Sales r Amazing! Always newest styles ! Online offers so much ! Love Macys Day…read moreParade ! Make A Wish

Walmart is somewhat of a destination of last resort for me. If I can't find an item elsewhere, or…read morethe price premium feels unreasonable, I'll head here. This is one of two Walmart locations near me, and both feel a bit tired. Items can be hard to locate, and stock levels are inconsistent. On this visit, there weren't many staffed checkout lanes open, and there were only a few self-checkouts open. Once I was able to find an open self-checkout it worked well. As expected, prices are often very competitive, though quality can be hit or miss. Overall, I find Target to be a much better shopping experience than Walmart.

I always visit this Worcester Walmart supercenter store but never had any unpleasant experience…read more Unfortunately, experienced terrible non-customer friendly rude behavior from the employee at checkout counter 34 (at 930 pm) today evening (9/18). This lady was busy in her own world, after billing didn't even hand my bag nor signaled me to pick up, pretended to look in some other direction. She even left my 6-bottled water lying on her table. Very unprofessional, she needs to learn some basic manners.

I am a huge fan of T.J. Maxx. The amazing deals are endless. Unfortunately, there is always that…read moreoccasional bad apple that spoils everything and that occasional bad apple was working as a cashier at the T.J. Maxx in Auburn, Massachusetts last evening, Tuesday, May 21, 2025. The young man seemed amiable enough, and that's enough for me. We're not at the Bottega Veneta Boutique in Venice, we're in T.J. Maxx, so "basic" customer service skills are perfectly acceptable. Well, it would appear that young cashier man was incapable of accomplishing even the bare minimum of customer service, and he was not one of the adorable high schoolers there saving for college. This was a whole adult. While cashing out, I was looking to explain one very small detail to him, but he was engaged in deep conversation with his very pretty colleague. I completely understand cashier/player-player, but would it be okay if I explain just one small thing to you? LOL! Well, I thought he was listening, but I guess his head was truly deep in his colleague conversation because he promptly did exactly what I politely asked him not to do. Ugh!!! Then I asked that he please not put my shoes in the bag with my clothing and it would appear that this was a trigger for him as his annoyance was both visible and audible, with him telling me that he could refuse me service and suspend my sale, and to that I responded by saying "please do". It would not have taken a Rocket Scientist to see that he had only one interest at that moment and that was the pretty young lady who he continued to converse with, even while telling me that he didn't have to assist me. Are we serious right now! I unknowingly interrupted your "will you go on a date with me" ritual, and I can't be helped, with my purchase being cancelled. Please T.J. Maxx, that Auburn, Massachusetts is one of the very first, surely you can do better. This was an embarrassing display. Here we have, not one, but two employees who would much rather converse amongst themselves than to assist little old ladies (that would be me). Had there been another cashier available, I would have simply shifted over, problem solved, but he was the only cashier open at the time. I am not one to argue with someone about things that are as unimportant as this, but I have to say that I have never in all of my years been told that I would be refused service. The fact that two whole employees chose to continue a conversation amongst themselves rather than place a bookmark in that conversation to wait on a customer is bewildering at best.

This is my go to TJ Maxx, but post COVID the shelves are pretty sparse. I'll give them a proper…read morereview once things are better (notice I didn't say normal?).

This mall is the stereotypical example for small struggling malls across the country. Two of their…read moreanchor stores, Sears and Macy's Home have closed, and the Sears space remains empty. Macy's Home is now a medical facility. Macy's department store is still operating, and like the rest of the mall, it's very quiet. Finding a salesperson or open cash register can be challenging. Most of the food court is closed, I think there are only two food vendors left (Cap't Loui and Tacos Mexico, plus a yogurt counter). However, on the positive side, if you're looking for an EV charger, there are a plethora available at this mall, and it's likely that many if not most will be available. And parking is always a breeze as nobody is ever at the mall!

I wish there were more stores to look at To be honest but…read morethey need more food choices as well