So after striking out at Target, luckily this was close by. More of a selection of men's jeans and…read moreshirts and the clerk even hooked me up with all kinds of discounts.

My go-to Kohls, though getting here is always a hair raising experience with the traffic patterns…read more Route 38 always harshes my mellow. Store can sometimes be a hot mess. I'd probably buy more from the clearance racks if half the time the clothes weren't in the wrong size sections. Be smart and keep an eye for the deals and discounts, which can add up if you are also a holder of their store credit card. The nice thing is that they will let you stack up a good number of discounts on top of each other. Shipping costs are absurd, so I try to order with availability in the store as my top priority. +1 for having sizes for us curvy short gals.

I've been to two but both were when I was living in Cali. First time at this location and I scored…read morea Comme De Garcons variety jacket for 40$ bucks

New 2nd street opened in the NE! 2nd Street is a franchise from Japan-- and Japan is known against…read morecounterfeits so items here are authenticated (has the proof of authentication). Prices as low as $5 to higher for designer items. Men and women clothing, shoes, and bags available. Don't believe I saw anything for children nor maternity. Staff here gets 15% discount. First time email subscribers also get one time 15%. There are changing rooms to try on clothes. No bathroom in store.

Very nice store. Well maintained and a VERY large selection of clothing. Staff was extremely…read morehelpful and pleasant

Prices are quite high for used merchandise. Many items priced as if they were brand new. However,…read morewhat prompted me to write this review is as follows. The place has no fitting rooms. I bought 2 pairs of jeans thinking they would fit. They didn't, I was told I could return them if they didn't. I returned to the store a couple days later with my receipt and the original price tags in hand. They told me because I cut off the little plastic thing that holds the tags on was cut off they would not give me credit or let me return the items. Really? The irony is that I've donated literally many hundreds of dollars worth of items to them in the past. Actually, well over a thousand dollars over many years. I'm not too happy.

I love myself some Hobby Lobby. This one did not disappoint…read more So many great sales. Staff friendly I'll be back

A plethora of crafting and art supplies!…read more My daughter got what she wanted from here - adhesive tape sheets and a yard of plaid material. Super helpful customer service (no other employees to be found!) desk employees. I fell in love with GIGANTIC ROSES! A 40% coupon for signing up is definitely sweet! Long lines, but they move pretty fast, thankfully!

I went to Marshall's Moorestown,NJ. I walked in and out,I think they had the heat on or the air…read moreconditioner is broke but common sense a worker couldn't tell something was wrong. I said something and I was looked at like they didn't know what I was talking about. Unbelievable

Marshalls, HomeGoods, Homesense, and TJ Maxx are establishments that provide value for your…read morepurchases. When retail business declines, these companies continue to flourish for a reason, they have an operation, where regardless of city, state, or socioeconomic difference, you can always expect to find quality items at discounted, and/or affordable pieces. Because of the aforementioned, I initially opt to not take a car through the store, knowing that when I do, I'll definitively purchase many more items than intended. Reason- there's always a treasure chest of great finds, and items you forgot you need, want to get, or the price is so reasonable, how could you not purchase the item you're drawn to. The Marshalls and HomeGoods store is divided into one space for the former and the latter. The store is maintained extremely well. The store is clean, add organized, which is often difficult because customers believe they have a sense of entitlement wherever they shop, and whatever they decide they don't want is not placed back where it was found, nor the way it was found (on a hanger, hanging from a display, in the correct aisle, shelf, department, etc.). The store is well lit and spacious. In Marshalls you can find clothes from toddlers to adults of any gender, jewelry, accessories, outerwear, workout essentials, confines, perfumes, shoes, luggage, hair care products and appliances, facial and skincare products, toys, collectibles, sports fan gear, and much more. In HomeGoods, there have seasonal and non-seasonable items well organized and displayed. There's aisles with each of the following, lamps, rugs, furniture, furniture accessories, framed artwork and photos, mirrors, pet supplies, clothes, and accessories, bedding, linens, pillows of all types, sheet sets, comforters, and duvet covers of all sizes, bath products, bath furniture, storage, and accessories. There's bath towels of all sizes, colors, and patterns, washcloths, hand towels, stationary, cleaning products for home and car, cards, gift wrap, bows, ribbons, gift bags, bag accessories, bedroom accessories, chairs, cookware, appliances, states, glassware, accent pieces, laundry items, storage containers, picture frames, cutting boards, tableware, stairwells, oven mitts, serving trays, kitchen utensils, step stools and ladders, teapots, coffee cups, barware, holiday items, books, desks, desk organizers, book ends, vases, accessories for children's and teens rooms, decorative decor from around the world from ceramic to glass to wood, food items, sauces, oils, sweeteners, spices, paperweights, dried fruit, decorative baskets, electronic and mobile phone accessories, beverages, gift cards, holiday outdoor display items, and the list goes on. If you walk out empty handed, it's an anomaly, and near impossible to do. The staff is friendly, helpful, and moves lines along at an expedited pace. Wonderful stores. Phenomenal brand stores that are constantly a pleasure to shop at!

I found some good deals!! Lots of yellow tags! This…read morelocation is small so it's easy to walk around. There's a good selection. They have those self check out and cashier. The customer service people are very nice. I was so happy to get Bridgerton hand wash soap for $1!

I really have to wonder if the people who talk about the great selection here have been to…read moreliterally any other store, anywhere? Their produce selection is abysmal. Do you need a pepper? No, you can only buy a pack of 6. Do you need a lemon? Again, you can only get a gigantic bag. Want some green beans or Brussels sprouts? They don't have them. How about some ginger root? Again, not carried. Do you need some body wash? It's all locked up, better get an associate! How about a card for a baby shower? You have the option of three. In the market for women's shoes? They have precisely ZERO. Their makeup/nail polish selection is satisfactory. There is a Starbucks on-site, which was thrilling upon my first visit. I got breakfast and a latte! But on my second visit, exactly one week to the minute later, I was told that the Starbucks didn't open until 8 am. Funny, because my friend and I were served at 7:25 the week before, and the website (photo included here) says you open at 7, too. Gotta love the consistency! (Not.) While the location is convenient, the selection is atrocious, the PPD officer stationed at the front door is a bit unnerving, they push everyone to self-checkout even when there are unoccupied employees available, and there's not even a guarantee that you can get a redeeming Starbucks beverage! I'm done. Never again.

I loves me a good stroll around a Home Goods. Imagining my lifestyle if I had a bigger house to…read morelive in and a bigger paycheck every week. But alas, I am about as middle class as you can get. Still, Home Goods carries a lot of useful things, not just pretty stuff to look at. I was hosting a gathering at my house so I wanted to see what kind of nice stuff I could pick up inexpensively for just one night of entertaining. I ended up picking up some plates and glasses and napkins for the evening. Staff here do a good job of keeping everything in order.

Marshalls, HomeGoods, Homesense, and TJ Maxx are establishments that provide value for your…read morepurchases. When retail business declines, these companies continue to flourish for a reason, they have an operation, where regardless of city, state, or socioeconomic difference, you can always expect to find quality items at discounted, and/or affordable pieces. Because of the aforementioned, I initially opt to not take a car through the store, knowing that when I do, I'll definitively purchase many more items than intended. Reason- there's always a treasure chest of great finds, and items you forgot you need, want to get, or the price is so reasonable, how could you not purchase the item you're drawn to. The Marshalls and HomeGoods store is divided into one space for the former and the latter. The store is maintained extremely well. The store is clean, add organized, which is often difficult because customers believe they have a sense of entitlement wherever they shop, and whatever they decide they don't want is not placed back where it was found, nor the way it was found (on a hanger, hanging from a display, in the correct aisle, shelf, department, etc.). The store is well lit and spacious. In Marshalls you can find clothes from toddlers to adults of any gender, jewelry, accessories, outerwear, workout essentials, confines, perfumes, shoes, luggage, hair care products and appliances, facial and skincare products, toys, collectibles, sports fan gear, and much more. In HomeGoods, there have seasonal and non-seasonable items well organized and displayed. There's aisles with each of the following, lamps, rugs, furniture, furniture accessories, framed artwork and photos, mirrors, pet supplies, clothes, and accessories, bedding, linens, pillows of all types, sheet sets, comforters, and duvet covers of all sizes, bath products, bath furniture, storage, and accessories. There's bath towels of all sizes, colors, and patterns, washcloths, hand towels, stationary, cleaning products for home and car, cards, gift wrap, bows, ribbons, gift bags, bag accessories, bedroom accessories, chairs, cookware, appliances, states, glassware, accent pieces, laundry items, storage containers, picture frames, cutting boards, tableware, stairwells, oven mitts, serving trays, kitchen utensils, step stools and ladders, teapots, coffee cups, barware, holiday items, books, desks, desk organizers, book ends, vases, accessories for children's and teens rooms, decorative decor from around the world from ceramic to glass to wood, food items, sauces, oils, sweeteners, spices, paperweights, dried fruit, decorative baskets, electronic and mobile phone accessories, beverages, gift cards, holiday outdoor display items, and the list goes on. If you walk out empty handed, it's an anomaly, and near impossible to do. The staff is friendly, helpful, and moves lines along at an expedited pace. Wonderful stores. Phenomenal brand stores that are constantly a pleasure to shop at!

Miniso was one of my favorite store in China. It's similar to a Daiso but pricer. They offer a lot…read moreof cutesy plushies and their theme characters like We Bare Bears and it seems they added some Marvel characters (Iron Man, Captain American and spider man) item. You can find plushies, head pillows, stationaries, home organizers, travel accessories, gym equipments, totes bags. Please note there isn't a big section of items but they are unique in their own way. The pricing is decent (definitely not cheap like the Miniso in China) but it's reasonable. They also have an reward system. The staffs were very nice and kept the place very organized.

If you've ever been to a Daiso, it's a lot like that. This is a Japanese inspired discount store…read morefrom China. Cute gifts, stationery, housewares, toys, and personal care items. Like the dollar store but extra kawaii! They have a Marvel collaboration right now so a lot of the store was Marvel, but I can't wait to see what else they do. Check it out! This is the first East Coast location for this brand!