Selection and value are great! And the chirpy, wisecracking cashier was bearable until I put my…read morepurse on the counter to get out my wallet. "Oh, looks like you need a new purse. We have a nice selection of purses here." Spoiler: I did not look at the store's purportedly nice selection of purses. I left feeling sorry for management because it's so hard to weed out rude idiots during the hiring process. No amount of coaching will fix someone who thinks it's a great sales tactic to be insulting. Sorry, Nordstrom Rack. I get it, I manage people too, and it sucks. ​

Was here in Cherry Hill and was selling a shirt on their rack from SHEIN! double the prices way to…read morehigh!

If you want eclectic cool clothes and budget is not your top consideration this is the place!…read more However the words Raks and thrift shop in the same sentence is an oxymoron. the crowd they are catering to are people that can afford to pay top dollar that they are demanding for their stuff. And that crowd can afford to go anywhere for their clothes. The owner has to have a huge markup to pay for that rent in Haddonfield and have enough left over to make it worthwhile. which drives the experience I had below... I tried to consign to them, and found them to be picky and condescending. Out of several pairs of slightly worn designer shoes, in a popular size, no less, (items comparable to what I see they usually have for sale), they were only interested in one of my pairs and told me that wasn't "worth" opening up an account for me. Damn. a mean girls' club! and how much could I expect to make if they found my stuff "worthwhile"? the laws of economics tell me ..not anywhere near fair market value. I learned several important lessons from that experience. I used to enjoy shopping there and I am rethinking ever going back because 1) I felt dissed with the last incident and left a bad taste in my mouth. 2) Since the prices rival what you pay for most if their items new, why not go to a retail store where you are likely to spend just as much money and Where you have more variety in choices and sizes. 3) If you are on a budget, go to real non profit thrift shops-or buy less in new stores. and, What to do with all that stuff you bought in places like this on impulse? donate to Goodwill rather than deal with them. your time, energy and peace of mind is worth more.

This review is pertaining to my experience consigning with them. I do want to start off by saying…read morethey have a really great selection of inventory and gorgeous pieces, hence the 3 stars. So if you're coming here to shop - go for it! They have great stuff! I have consigned with them twice and I will start with the pros: They're very organized and efficient with settling the balance owed, given that you call them after 60 days which is clearly communicated during the process. My con is the overall experience in store dropping off the items. During my first experience with them I found them to be very standoffish and aloof while sorting through my items, which like whatever.. they're running a business. But I still felt like it was strange considering they accepted the majority of what I brought in. What they didn't want they coldly handed back to me without saying a word and looking at me with a blank stare. Again, whatever. It didn't hurt my feelings that they didn't want some of my stuff I just thought it was... weird. Can't imagine how they treat people who come in with things they don't want at all... gives me a chill to think about. My most recent experience was the same, except this time they literally accepted all but ONE of my items and STILL treated me coldly. Such a bizarre interaction. Overall I can't see myself consigning here again because they are super rude and I find it so off putting. I don't need to subject myself to that lol. At the bare minimum you can be polite, it's not that serious ya'll.

When the beloved Dollar Tree left Ellisburg Circle, the public cried. Where else on this end of…read moretown can you run for a cheap card, party goods or school supplies? Fear not - a newer, bigger version opened up just a few minutes away in the Barclay Farm Center. It's brand new, so everything is still nice and orderly. And lots of the usual dollar store staples. PLENTY of parking and easy to spot from Route 70. What's not to love if you've got a five dollar bill in your hand?

Hit or miss TjMaxx/Ross type store. It mostly reminds me of Bealls down south…read more Store was pretty bare when I visited in early February. Looked like they were waiting for spring inventory to arrive. I did find some sherpa-lined hoodies in boys' sizes for $3.50ea, great deal! Didn't walk out empty-handed, but wished they'd had more merch in stock. Hopefully next time will be more exciting!

They don't sell black barbies I went on 2 different occasions an it was only 2 black barbies.read more

Love this shop! Owner very friendly & helpful! I have purchased clothes &handbags..prices are very…read morereasonable!!! Recommend

I realize I am loving and a borderline addicted to consignment shops. No, Shopping Anonymous needed…read morejust yet. This was the 1st consignment shop I went to in the area and was delightfully pleased. In this shop I mostly find a few tops, jeans and handbags that I enjoy. What is most ironic is that I have been there several times buying things for my family & friends who live out of town. The power of a smartphone with a camera and texting has turned me into a personal shopper. In this shop my favorite items are their handbags and tops.They have items that are at all ends of the designer spectrum, which makes it affordable to many people.

Pleasing to the eye and filled to the brim with every Asian beauty item you can think of. There…read moreare toys and food and all types of things to choose from. I love the store. The only things i didn't like was the staff talking on the phone the entire time even when checking us out. She never took time to focus on us as customers and with items this expensive I expect a cashier to stop talking on the phone and say hello at least. The store is extremely expensive that is my reason for rating a 4.

Nice store staffed by eager young sales girls…read more Very clean and sleek layout, though a bit crowded. This is like a mini Daiso with mostly Asian, specifically Japanese, goods like snacks, drinks, make up and home goods. Not cheap like Daiso though - the nail polish I saw were in the $7 to $10 range. Lots of items weren't in English, which made it a fun guessing game to figure out what they were meant to do.

Service was timely and good. Nice people. Bill is a good guy . Knows his stuff!!! Highly recommen…read more Shop has a full array of inventory and repairs

Expert jewelry and watch repair. Owner is a character and a skilled craftsman, and the staff is…read moreprofessional. They have yet to not be able to fix what I have brought in for repair and I hate to say this, the prices are very fair. If you watch needs tending to or you have jewelry that is damaged and cannot be worn, an appointment at this store is a must. On Wednesday you can walk in no appointment needed.

I love stopping into the Hallmark shop! It's like a step back in time to be in a gift shop. The…read morestore is pretty big with lots of gift items. Whatever holiday is coming up, the store has cards, decor and fun gifts. In January, there was list of Valentine stuff. It has reasonably priced items as well as some more expensive things. A price point for every budget! The staff is helpful and very nice. It's located in a strip mall within a larger shopping area. Plenty of available parking.

Very nice shop. Staff is always friendly, store is spotless clean and they have everything…read moredisplayed so nicely. This location is very close to my office so it's great to run in on my way home from work.

I didn't really know much about Stein Mart stores - I kinda associated them with old lady clothes,…read morelots of sequins and flowery stuff. I was pleasantly surprised to see they carry some nice business casual wear as well. It is like a step child to Kohl's because they offer a limited choice of housewares from plates, to home decorations, towels, furniture, etc. They also carry shoes (a plus that they offer those fake little nylons for trying on shoes), purses, sunglasses, all that stuff. I will say that I was approached a little rudely by one of the sales ladies who made a comment about what I could or couldn't bring into the rooms to try on some clothes. Maybe she was having a crappy day or her feet hurt, who knew.

I remember 6 or 7 years ago, when this Stein Mart opened, and there was a sense of general…read moreexcitement in the air - look how big it's going to be! I wonder what great deals I snag here! Do you think they'll offer discounts to frequent shoppers?! Here we are today, and I've YET to find anything worth buying in this palce. I stopped in last week in search of a discounted dress, but all I found were stiff, high-colored maiden frocks in clashy, bright colors. I second the reviewer below - most of the clothing reminds you of 1990s elementary school teacher style, all fit to be paired with a multi-colored macaroni necklace. Worse still, a lot of the stuff is still way expensive, especially in the homegoods department. Save your time and head to TJ Maxx, Marshall's, or Homegoods instead.