I visit this store on occasion because of their good produce selection and because they sometimes…read morecarry products not carried by other stores. I try to avoid them, however due to a few factors: * They can get very busy. Body-slamming strangers in the aisles busy. * Pedestrian safety is terrible. Cars zoom down the main traffic lane right in front of the entrance. If you park anywhere to the east of the main entrance, there is no sidewalk due to the poor design of their pharmacy pickup lane. There is no choice but to walk in the middle of the busy roadway. * Interior layout is inefficient and chaotic--it's clearly optimized according to marketing principles (make the customer walk as much as possible) rather than customer friendliness. Aisles are tall and narrow. Between this and the crowds, people generally seem more irritable here than at the grocery stores I usually visit. * Even though their selection is good in some areas, as often as not they don't have the item I'm looking for.

Be cautious when purchasing cooked food from the deli department. I've bought chicken gizzards on…read morethree separate occasions, and each time, several pieces still had the green stomach lining attached -- a clear sign they weren't properly cleaned. After eating them, I also felt sick within a few hours. I called the deli to express my concern, and the backup manager informed me that they simply dump the gizzards straight from the bag into the breading and then cook them -- no cleaning or prep involved. This is extremely concerning from both a food safety and quality standpoint. Please take this into account before purchasing.

Fire the old hag with the blonde bob that worked on register 9 on 6/22/26 at 1:50pm. Rude asl,…read moretried to refuse me paying with tap? Before that, my Wells Fargo app wasn't loading due to wifi so I couldnt turn my card on. So I told her she could check out the people behind me so I don't hold up the line, and all I got back was "no." Not even like in a decent no but a NO. Like sorry I'm trying to be a decent human? Her service was terrible, other than that I hate this target. ( only went to her because my ONE item was in a lock box, she should be glad I didn't have a cart full of things)

Most staple items aren't in stock. Corporate doesn't care about the issue of inadequate stock of…read morestaple items but sure seems to push seasonal resets and stocking them over basic needs of customers. There is almost no reason to avoid competition when the corporate side doesn't care about customers and workers, even. Rank and file employees are spot on.

I really appreciate the variety and selection Aldi has. Granted that all locations will be…read moredifferent and with have a slightly altered set up, I definitely have a favorite location. Aldi has been a life saver for my college student budget when it comes to groceries. I have planned so many tasty meals that I wouldn't have been able to afford anywhere else. I'm an individual who goes after having a little better food in my body in order to have a better mental and physical outcome. Aldi helps me achieve that while also being nice to my wallet!

I've been to other Aldi locations many times, (50+) but first time to this location…read more Lets get some things straight about Aldi in general: -You need $.25 to get a cart (you get it back after you put the cart back) -You have to pay ~$.1 per bag if you don't bring your own -They don't have a ton of "name brand" items -To be most efficient you bag your own groceries after your check out I have no issues with any of the above things, and if neither do you, you should shop here. I want diverse items at a great price and having gone weekly to Aldi for over a year, they have delivered. You will be hard pressed to find all the items elsewhere at this price - Yes, sometimes some of the produce is older, etc, but that can be the nature of produce in general. For the price, (often times less than $1/lb for grapes as an example), I'll take 3% old grapes that i have to toss.

Some of my favorite pieces of high end brands has come from here. They have a lot of free people…read moreitems and shoes. It's definitely a place where you don't come with a plan, and clothes find you. It's very hit or miss if it's organized or clean, but there is a lot to look at. This is a place where clothes find you. I like the newer location but the old crossroads was my favorite.

Great prices. Discounts daily and the discounts depend on what sort of tag color the item has. Lots…read moreof women's clothing, men's clothing, dresses, denim, handbags, accessories, swimwear, and tons more. Fitting rooms are available. Very unique items sold at wholesale prices. Make sure you become a member for discounts (free and very easy to sign up). Carts are available. 7 day return policy with receipt and original tags (for members only!) All staff were wearing masks and ask that customers do as well.

I've been to the store dozens of times, and heard from others that it has better finds than other…read morelocations! I always find unique items, and come out with more than I walked in for. The staff is always very friendly, and the checkout line moves quickly. Store is clean, and there is rarely a line for the fitting room. Love this location!

I haven't been to a TJ Maxx in quite some time, but I needed some new lamps and figured it would be…read morea good place to try because it's also connected to Home Goods. Overall, there have been some changes, and so far they don't seem to be good ones. First of all, right when you walk in, there's a person standing dead center of the entrance, staring you down in what looks like a mix between security guard gear and combat gear. I don't know enough about the shapes of the compartments on the black vest to know if she was armed with a firearm or not, but the head to toe black getup seemed very intimidating. Which perhaps is their goal if the intention is security. Either way, definitely doesn't give off a welcoming vibe. I've been to high-end stores, particularly in Europe, where they do have a security guard upfront, but the approach is different... More of a tall gentleman in a black suit kind of look. That doesn't interfere with the shopping experience as much in my opinion. The store is currently undergoing some renovations, so the fitting rooms and then one other area were closed off and covered with blue tarps. I understand sometimes you have to renovate so while it would've been nice to try on the clothing I ended up looking at in a fitting room, I understand sometimes that's not possible. Something else I noticed is that there's a lot more security in terms of the items on the shelves or where they're hanging. There's some things that you can't even browse without hitting a button or getting a store assistant's help. It just feels like a lot of things are locked down, which again gives the impression that there's a lot of theft at this store, which again takes away from the overall enjoyment of the shopping experience. One of the things I love about going to a brick and mortar store is looking at the displays and the beautiful merchandise... This interrupts that vibe. Ultimately, I did find some great items and was pleased with what I got, but at the end at the checkout, the associate asked me three times within just a few minutes if I wanted to get the TJ Maxx credit card. I listened to his whole spiel the first time and then politely declined. Then as he was bagging up my items, he proceeded to ask me again, citing additional benefits and I said no thank you I really don't need it. Then when he was about to take my payment, he asked me one more time. This just feels excessive, especially given the short window of interaction. I understand this is most likely the corporate policy, but it felt very pushy to me.

THE BEST customer service !! Very kind people. And I especially appreciate the man that works there…read morenever caught his name but I had asked about a certain product they didn't carry in there location and he made sure to put it on there list and had it next time I came! Just awesome ! Thank you

Today I tried purchase two brands of smokes today and the clerk would only allow me to purchase one…read morebrand. A clerk always has the right to refuse service to a customer but when do they have the right to determine what brands or what products you may purchase if it is being purchased legally? I took my purchase, told the clerk he was incredibly rude and walked out. I am sure the owner of the food mart would not be happy to learn that they carry all different products and the clerk refuses to sell them.