Husband and I went there this week - what a great store! Dressing room help with associate Josie…read morewas over the top! She helped us choose travel clothes for a long flight at the end of the month - superb service and knowledge of Lulu's products, men's and womens! There are many other stores but we claim this one and help from Josie over any other. Thank you Josie and Sue at the register!

I was very impressed with the customer service. Multiple people attended to me, picked out and…read morechecked stock for my size, and placed orders online for me because they didn't have it in store. I'm

People were friendly and they did a great job with my sons varsity jacket!…read moreAAAAAAAAAAA

Love the staff and the selection!! Always helpful and friendly unlike going to the big chain…read morestores!! Greg is the best!!

Free People store and there is a FP Movement store next door. FP Movement is their athletic gear…read more Lots of variety. The staff is very friendly very spacious fitting rooms. The stores are located in a strip mall. Easy parking.

This place is a hit or miss when it comes to clothing…read more People were nice and why not shop around in NJ - sales tax are better!

I stopped into the Brooks Brothers Outlet at Jackson Premium Outlets looking to upgrade some pieces…read moreof my wardrobe for work. The store is well laid out and easy to navigate. They have a good selection of suits, sport coats, dress shirts, and other essentials you'd expect from Brooks Brothers, especially if you're looking to pick things up at outlet pricing. I was specifically looking for sport coats and wound up purchasing four. They had a decent range of sizes and styles available, which made it fairly easy to find options that worked. Layssa assisted me during my visit and was very helpful throughout the process. She helped track down sizes, checked inventory, and arranged to have three of the sport coats shipped directly to me, which were out of stock in my size in the store. Pricing was in line with what you'd expect from an outlet location. Not cheap, but reasonable for the quality. Overall, a smooth shopping experience. If you're in the area and looking to update your wardrobe, it's worth a stop.

Delightful experience - I'll be back for more!…read more As we all started to return to work after the worst of the COVID pandemic was over, I had to be ready for those onsite visits and meetings when dressing for business was again relevant and expected. Living near Princeton, NJ, I looked initially in the area, and found the selection was primarily down to Jos. A. Bank, Men's Wearhouse and Macy's. A few years back Macy's mens' department was well staffed, and one or twice a year they'd have a wonderful sale on Ralph Lauren suits and suit separates, and I treated myself to these every couple of years. No more - the men's suit / slacks / jacket department is a poor facsimile of what it used to be. Very limited selection, incomplete assortment of sizes available across the few lines they carry now. Also such sparse staffing that it seems like there's one guy primarily there to run the register, but nobody knowledgeable to measure you or advise on style and fit. Jos. A. Bank is definitely a step up in experience, but the selection is pretty limited. Men's Wearhouse seems to be a variant of the same model: ok, but limited. Searching for alternatives I tripped across Brooks Brothers at the Jackson, NJ outlets. I knew about this years ago and it's only a half hour drive for me. I had just stopped even thinking about the outlets there several years ago. So -- still needing a suit or two, I drove to Brooks Brothers in Jackson, and had a fantastic experience. Unlike the post-apocalyptic feel of virtually any store in a mall (especially Macy's and Penney's it seems), Brooks Brothers is well laid out with numerous items on display. The store is clean, well lit and well maintained. I didn't have to wait for a person at the register to free up and talk to me (as you must in Macy's and Penney's): as soon as I got to about the middle of the store a salesperson (Niobe) came over and asked if I would like help with anything. I told her I was there for a suit, and we got right into it. We homed in on my size and general description of what I was considering, and she led me to the racks with suits that fit my specs. Instead of interminable searching to find anything that would fit me, she located several options for me to consider over the next 10 or 15 minutes. Unlike Penney's and Macy's, where the dressing rooms look more like a men's room at NYC Amtrak Penn Station where a homeless person might be living, the dressing rooms at Brooks Brothers must be unlocked by a sales person - so they're empty, clean, well lit. Delightful! This is what it used to be like to shop for men's clothing - I had almost forgotten. Instead of struggling to find anything I might like, as I had in every other store I had visited before this, I had really only come out today for one suit, and wound up having to decide between several - all of which looked great, were well made and well priced. The sales person who helped me, Niobe, was great. Pleasant, knowledgeable, professional, and attentive -- I didn't have to chase her around the store as I did with sales folk at every other store I had visited. All in all -- an excellent experience all the way through. The store and selection is fine. The product is very nice (Italian wool, half canvassed construction, nicely stitched seams), hangs very naturally and moves nicely. After all the frustration at other stores, this was a breath of fresh air. Great experience, came home with an excellent suit (will only need very minor tailoring) at a great price. This will be high on my list for men's clothing going forward.

DSW makes you work for your discount especially in the back of the store where the footwear is…read moremarked down even further on a sliding color-coded scale. Be forewarned, anything marked 70% off the already discounted price will either leave you looking like a refugee from The Great Gatsby or a 1970's era pimp. There's a reason these orphans have been sitting here for nine months. However, if you invest a little time, you can generally score some legitimate premium brands for 50% off MSRP that won't add length to your rap sheet. Here's hoping they open again soon and help keep my pimp hand strong.

I needed a place to donate gently used shoes, so I let my fingers search and found that DSW…read moreDesigner Shoe Warehouse accepts them. I gathered up the entire family's discarded shoes and took them to the store. Upon entering, an employee saw the huge bags and directed me to the bins where I could drop off the shoes. She also told me that for each time I came in to donate shoes, I would earn points, which translates into dollar value. All I had to do was let the cashier know that I just donated, and they would issue credit accordingly. By joining their reward program, we can get additional discounts. Since this was my first time here, I took some time to browse and was impressed by the selection of name-brand products. If you sign up and give them your email, they send you more discounts and alert you when a new brand has come in. They carry an array of shoes, socks, purses, backpacks, and other accessories.

Home Sense has the audacity to ask the question... can a couch be an impulse item and where do…read moreaprons festooned with Rachael Ray's now defunct catchphrase "EVOO" go on their last gasp chance at retail. Not just crowded, the place is a mess all but waiting for the tsunami that's about to hit after the earthquake. Manalapan, NJ is hardly poor but you'd never know it the way these affluent hausfraus are scavenging through the debris. I think I'll hide behind the artificial palm until the deeply discounted riot subsides. I just feel sorry for Rachael Ray. Three stars.

The Homesense in Manalapan is a disaster waiting to happen with the shelves overpacked with items…read more It is disorganized with items displayed. You have to be extremely careful when you remove an item from the shelves that other items don't going crashing to the ground. They have nice stuff but they need to display the items in a way that can be easily accessible. I went to the Homesense in Ocean Mall n what a difference in displays. This store is well kept.

I love going to Marshall's always has great prices and great clothes to wear never once had a bad…read moreexperiencing shopping always great

Marshalls is my favorite store to begin with but THIS Marshall's in particular is by far the best…read moreone I've ever been to (out of ~50). I've lived now on both coasts and in multiple major cities and the consistent selection, prices, and cleanliness/organization of this store is unbeatable. Lines can feel long but it's because the store is awesome and they do a fairly good job at keeping the lines moving. Every time we come home back east we go here to stock up:)

The guy upfront was very nice and helpful. No issues there…read more I made an appointment and came the next day to have my tires replaced. Waited over an hour and forty-five minutes after my scheduled appointment only to be told they couldn't complete the service. I get that some things are out of their control, but why bother making an appointment if your car doesn't get serviced for almost two hours after your appointment start time? The price was good, but it was a waste of time.

Hey Darlings!! This…read moreis three reviews over the last few days, and won't Jonathan be surprised! Jonathan is a friend who inspired me to write reviews here in YelpLand many moons ago and is typically mentioned in these here screeds. Your Host has been a bit lax in the last couple of reviewisms, but it's time to right the ship and include him in this review, especially that he too, is a member of this wholesale club. Your Host has been a member of The Costco for about 30 years. That's a long time, wouldn't you say? Heck, I remember when the location in Edison was originally Price Club! Feeling nostalgic yet? Anyway, it's time to get into the meat of the review, shall we? This place has nearly everything you'd typically find at wholesale clubs, and the selection is great overall. Of course, they stock the name brand items, along with their own brand, Kirkland, which by the way is quite good (their natural peanut butter is great BTW). They carry their own baked goods (baked on premises), meats, seafood, poultry, etc, and the products are quite good as well. Prices overall are decent, and are typically less than the typical supermarket. From what Your Host has observed from his membership here and at their competitor, BJ's, the prices here are a tad less. Some products that Costco carries might not be found at BJ's and vice-versa. Unfortunately Darlings, Your Host does not (yet) have a Sam's membership and is unable to elaborate where they're concerned. There are two pieces of advice that Your Host would like to offer to get the most bang for the buck when it comes to heading out for a wholesale club shopping outing: 1. Know your prices and do the math. You may find you may/may not get a better deal at the supermarket. Yes, you could save yourself some cash-ola buying wholesale but you might save more when your local market runs sales depending on the week. It bears repeating: do your research and the math. 2. Darlings, do NOT lose your head here and buy, buy, buy. A simple shopping trip where you planned to spend a hundo or two can easily tally to $10,537.76 if you don't keep your budget in check and end up buying stuff that you think you need but really don't. In a nutshell, it's good place to stock up, and perhaps grab a dog and a soft drink on the way out...probably the best deal in town! Cheers! Your Host