On 9/15 I went to New Balance to buy my daughter a new pair of sneakers. I was impressed with the…read moreamount of staff, the cleanliness of the store, and how organized it was. I lost count how many people asked if we needed help. Rashaun, Mandy, and Jesse were rock stars. Also the store's AC felt amazing on an extremely hot day.

My go to for footwear. Great prices, always find the sizes I am looking for and Great helpful…read moreemployees.

I am an elderly woman who is having mobility issues after breaking my foot several months ago. 2…read moretimes I have visited the PUMA outlet in Merrimack NH for gifts for my son or teenage grandsons. I have arrived at the store sat on the bench and asked for the young man, his name is Maxx. He has brought out all of the shoes available in the size requested and I picked 2 pairs to purchase . I then asked for clothing that would fit his size and the size of the pile that he found for me was huge and were at the price point I set when I entered the store. In a day where many people are absolutely struggling knowing that you can go to this place and get excellent quality goods along with A++ service is a fantastic thing. If you go to the PUMA store at the Merrimack outlet in NH ask for Maxx and enjoy your purchase.

Friendly staff right as we walked in. Max was fantastic! He was polite, knowledgeable, patient, and…read morehelped us find everything we needed. Thank you!

Service, selections, value all 5 stars. A great browsing place leather goods especially. Had the…read moresame owner for over 60 years.

I haven't been here in years, But I always remember being treated fairly. Excellent products, Great…read morequality.

During my recent visit to the Savers location in Plaistow, I approached the service desk, where the…read morecashiers were also stationed, and politely asked if I could be checked out at a regular register rather than using the self-checkout lane. I made this request because I prefer interacting with a cashier for my transactions. I was told this was not possible. At that time, there were four staff members standing in the self-checkout area. None of them appeared to be actively assisting other customers, and despite my request, no one offered to help me. Their refusal to assist came across as dismissive, disrespectful, and unprofessional. The way I was treated felt unnecessarily rude and unhelpful, and it gave the impression that my needs as a customer were not valued. This behavior was not only disappointing but also felt abusive in the sense that I was deliberately ignored when help was clearly available. It seemed as though the staff had no interest in providing service, and their attitude created an uncomfortable and hostile environment. I believe this reflects a serious problem with both staff training and management oversight. If employees are unwilling to assist customers and instead choose to stand idle, it damages the store's reputation and alienates shoppers. Management should take immediate action to address this -- including retraining staff, holding employees accountable for poor conduct, and, if necessary, replacing individuals who are unwilling or unable to perform their jobs professionally. Customers deserve to be treated with respect and courtesy, regardless of their checkout preference. I strongly urge Savers to ensure that all staff members understand their responsibility to assist customers promptly and respectfully, and to take decisive action when employees fail to meet that standard.

I like coming here for solid thrift deals, which every once in a blue moon I can find, but over the…read morelast couple of years... Jeez. The prices have SKYROCKETED. Free People, Karl Lagerfeld, Converse, etc. are all examples of branded items I have found here in the past in like new or very good condition that were very inexpensive. Flash forward to now, they keep a large majority of the "good" items behind a counter that rarely has anyone assigned to it, so if you want to look at any of the clothes, jewelry, purses, shoes, etc. behind that counter, you often have to literally search for an employee. On the racks, every now and then I can still find a deal, but please tell me why Walmart and Target brand clothing are marked up higher than name brands? A Free People shirt for 8 dollars but a Walmart shirt for 11? A Nike shirt with stains and the labels peeling off for 13? A Gildan concert tee for 10? The prices don't make any sense! I've seen multiple jackets and jeans pushing 20 or over 20 bucks, which is INSANE for a thrift store. Some of the clothes and shoes you can buy brand new at Walmart, Target, TJMaxx, etc., for the same price or maybe a dollar more. It's giving greedy, a little. These are donations marked up to extreme highs. I still shop and buy when I find a good steal but it's becoming rarer every time I come.

The two young women that assisted me this evening with some ideas for a fall wedding outfit were…read morefabulous. Very professional, helpful, friendly, courteous. A significant difference from the unprofessional behavior from the team in a neighboring shoe discount store I'd stopped in prior. The store is beautifully arranged, and kept up very well. The prices and sales are very good. High quality merchandise. And, again, exceptional team.

I needed a conservative black suit in a hurry. After receiving NO to horrible service at Macy's, I…read morerandomly found Ann Taylor. Sheila and her team were knowledgable, efficient and extremely helpful. I walked out with pants in a petite size (which I never would have tried without their suggestion) - and which did not require hemming, a blazer and a blouse, looking and feeling like a million bucks. They steamed everything for me while I waited. I will definitely go back. They also said if I call ahead and tell them what I want, they will pull clothes for me and have them waiting in a dressing room. Service and quality are rare commodities these days. Please support stores that provide them.

It's definitely not outlet pricing here at the Barbour in the Merrimack Premium Outlet mall. Yes,…read morethey have a great selection and clothing all looks like quality. It's the current season or close to it. And the prices are right up there. Tidy, well organized and the prices are clearly displayed. [Review 10492 overall, 259 of 2019.]

I love Barbour ... although the fit doesn't always love me back. Though the Brits are catching up…read moreto us Yanks when it comes to fatness (statistics back that up) Barbour still fits a size smaller in my opinion than US sizing. But, its high quality stuff and many pieces have that fantastic classy yet sensible country style that I love. Having said that, such style comes at a cost. Your average jacket or coat retails for $300 - $650 at Barbour. What I love about this store is that they carry current stuff at a small 15-20% discount generally. However, they have several rqcks in the back of the store with Barbour's famous 'Oddiments' ... past-season or catalog returns at 70% off. I bought a $550 retail down puffer jacket for a little over $150 from this rack. The lady happens to wear size 6 US (which dishearteningly is a size UK 10) and that happens to be Barbour's Sample size (men's is Medium) and they had a whole giant rack of Samples at 50% off. The store is laid out very well and the staff is helpful. I LOVE their approach! When I walked in, one of the women staffers said, 'Welcome to Barbour. We want to give you space to do your thing but we aren't ignoring you. Let us know if you need anything.' I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this! Nothing worse than when some salesperson follows you around telling you that you look good in everything you try on, even if it fits you like a sausage casing. I ended up buying more than I should here. But ... at a huge savings. Barbour outlets are few and far between. NH has 2, including the factory clearance center in Milford, NH which is 20 minutes away. This is more of a warehouse because it is attached to the place Barbour does all the rewaxing and alterations on items in North America. So they often have racks of somewhat damaged items at 70% off and special sales where jackets are $30. The outlet in Merrimack is classier and more of a traditional store, whereas the clearance factory outlet in Milford is more of a warehouse sale. If you are shopping in northern MA/southern NH, it's a great outlet mall to walk around and this store is always worth a stop when I am in the area.

I knew this brand for a long time, but never checked out their store. I was in the mall and there…read morewas, so I entered. It was actually nice. Some are not so much off, some are good deal. I got one sweater which is only $16.99. Compared to other outlet stores, most things are not cheap, but some of them have good deal.

Pretty good size store for Tommy Hilfiger clothing. Deals are off and on depending on the sale…read more Helpful staff and pretty clean and organized store.

I have always had great luck shopping here I was actually…read moresad when they moved at first I thought they closed but to.my suprise they were just down the street YAH!!!! the place is always loaded with a great selection on everything and I never leave empty handed

Sometimes music is in appropriate for my children.but Great…read moreplace to buy arts and crafts & helium balloons