Locally and family owned. Helpful in store. Variety of…read moreitems - you can find a gift for everyone. The Owners play a big part in the community and host an annual Thanksgiving Food Giveaway. There is not a better business to support! Go check them out! Also, visit The Lash Lady while you're there and book a skin treatment! She's amazing!

Great service and nice people who treats customers with respect and runs a great businessread more

Well stocked urban street wear store. They carry Ben Davis, Shaka Wear and Pro Club. YMMV on sizes…read moreand colors for shorts and hoodies. T-shirts are available in all colors and sizes. They also have a great selection of sports wear. The prices are competitive. The service is strange. Never terribly friendly and nobody smiles. The staff is always watchful almost to a level of discomfort. I am sure there is a reason for all of this considering the location and inventory. Don't bother trying to build rapport or putting them at ease that you intend to buy lots of gear without stealing anything, it has always been the same over the last 10 years of shopping here.

Good store overall but the young man they have working there has no clue what he's doing it took…read morehim many tries to give me what i asked for they need to hire someone older and capable of this position.

I absolutely love repurposing! Given a blank canvas, the…read morebrilliance and creativity and vision people have to repurpose a "post office " into a welcoming eclectic gathering gallery is something phenomenal! A work in progress, the basement offers retail shops such as bookstores, disc shop, bicycle shop and a fantastic curiosity shop. There is an early era barbershop, not male exclusive, restaurants, Tataima Shabu Shabu (5 stars), and more. Unfortunately we were held captive by a quarter stealing parking meter. It ate 8 quarters and gave us time for 4. . Note to everyone, there's free parking on Center Street. The basement is a fantastic place. Just allow yourself time to relax,explore and enjoy.

The Basement... a name that should strike dread in your heart because as you descend the steps you…read moreleave your mundane lives behind you and arrive in a place both ancient and modern at the same time. What exactly happens down in the Basement... nobody is quite sure. Some say there's an archaic coffee shop and a place to get morsels. Others say there's a place to be served and groomed by professional Barbers/Aestheticians. Still yet, others say there's a multitude of services for the mind and body. The walls of the Basement laden with art of the most unpredictable sort... To truly understand the Basement one must become one with the Basement and truly transcend time and space.

The bread is deeply discounted. The cashier was friendly and helpful. A large selection of food and…read moresnacks.

I was passing by here, and remembered my wife likes the Dave's killer bread, raisin bread. Is not…read morecheap that Dave's killer bread lol. So I remember she told me that she was able to find some here at half price. so I stopped, went inside to see if that had some. When I walked in, there was no one in the main room. I'll grab a cart and start looking around. Another person came in behind me and the cashier come in the back room and said hey how are you doing to him... Then another person... Same greeting. Not sure why I was not greeted, but I am here for cheap bread not to be made to feel special or a valued customer lol. It was pretty obvious the other two people were regulars as she started conversing with them. I went up to the counter and she asked if I was ready. I told her I was. She rang me up, I paid, she walked around the counter and kept talking to the other people. I stopped to take some pictures and she said goodbye to those people and was very friendly. She Thanked them for their business, I guess I just am not regular enough here lol. On a positive note, there was quite a few different Dave's killer bread options. I don't know how old the bread is here, if it even is day-old bread. But my wife was very happy that I returned with some Dave's killer bagels, killer bread, killer raisin bread lol.

My very first visit in a 99 cent store here in town…read more. Usually, it's always a packed parking lot.. Today, there was plenty of parking. Store was busy with long lines. Lots of merchandise, and some shelves empty. Browsed around the store, but didn't need anything.

12/1/21 I try not to…read morevisit this brand as not everything is 99 cents as advertised. Quality/Quantity - You get what you pay for. That would apply better if everything was actually 99 cents. Glad you guys almost had what I wanted. I wanted LED night lights that your competitor sells (2 locations were out of stock) but I settled for your 4 watt incandescent night lights; this is the reason you guys earned 3 stars. Atmosphere - Normal for a dollar store. Service - I don't expect much, even when the employee gave me the wrong aisle for my night light on the very opposite side of the store, I did not get mad. Sadly, this is just how it is... Price - ???? Be nice if they went back to 99 cents only for each item. If not, please change your name to the suggestion. Owner Suggestion - Please change your name to 99+ Cent store!

Okay, still NOT a TJ Maxx shopper, but my wife is one of their best customers... So this rating is…read moremore from her. Quality/Quantity - Brand names. They have large selections. Well not the mens section... Which is fine for me. Saving me $$ and not buying more stuff I don't need. Atmosphere - Unique and one of a kind items. Discount department stores. My wife spends hours here as often as she can. Clean bathrooms. Open 7 days a week from 9:30am to 9:30pm. Plenty of mall parking. Service - Quick and organized check out services. They are very clear with letting the customers in line know when a cashier is open. Price - Best prices for what they carry, if you can find what you want. Think a treasure hunt. Owner Suggestion - Congrats on all your success since 1976. When founder Bernard Cammarata of the Zayre chain tried and failed to acquire Marshalls, they started this brand to compete... Then they bought Marshalls in 1995.

This is one of my favorite stores to search for home findsband other goodies. I always end up…read morebuying more than I came for because there is a lot of good merchendise. It does get very crowded on the weekends sometimes, so off peak hours are usually the best.

Love this place with their daily specials and the goodies in the basement and upstairs. Always get…read morequality clothes with no stains and tears, staff is great.

It's ok prices seem somewhat decent Well the furniture cause…read morethe clothes were overpriced but small business gotta support them

Store was very clean, well organized, we were quickly greeted, very quick check out even for an…read moreextremely busy shopping day! We checked in within three minutes!! Greatly appreciated the self check out!! I didn't need it, but another customer asked to borrow a measuring tape to measure an item it was quickly brought to her for her to borrow and measure furniture item!

I've heard so much about this store. I always thought (like many people I know) that it was a…read moregrocery store! It is actually one of the biggest thrift stores I've seen. Everything is clean and super organized. Nothing feels junky. I mean, CLEAN. They have a huge inventory of women's clothing. Again, very well organized, and clean. Price is mostly reasonable, with a lot of great bargains. It was my first visit, and I only had limited time, but I will definitely spend more time on my next visit.