My birthday was coming up in 7 days, and I stopped by a DSW. I found a pair of shoes and tried to…read moreuse my birthday reward, but I was told it was not noted in the system. I called DSW and was told it would be in my email the next day. When I checked the next day, it was not in my email, so I called them again. This time, I was told it was in the system and that the deduction would take place at checkout. Yes, you are correct; I was given no Birthday reward. Not only are they not giving out the rewards anymore, but they are also lying to customers about the rewards. Donna Carnevale

DSW is a great place to go to get designer brand shoes at deeply discounted prices. They have sales…read moreassociates who float around and offer to help if needed. The inventory changes on a regular basis and all of the stores have slightly different selections. They have different levels of a reward program and if you buy lots of shoes you get free shipping as well. This is through dot com or in store shipments. They sell: Women's Men's Kids - Some Stores Shoes Sneakers Boots Sandals Loafers Etc.

Very professional, very clean, and outstanding service. I appreciate the work that Prestige…read moreprovides customers in their experience.

Great clothes shoes has everything thing u need has things for summer autumn winter spring and has…read morework accessories and awesome fashion clothes

We found the perfect shoes to go with my dress! They had a big selection from simple to over the…read moretop and everything in between. A good selection of thick and thin heels and casual shoes (sneakers and sandals) and fancy shoes. The staff was friendly! Price was very affordable!

Not a whole lot of options for men's shoes, but that was my intention. I was looking for Asics, and…read moreI found them. I didn't want a million brands of sneakers, with a million styles. Just simple and limited options. I tried on some shoes, I was in and out in 25 minutes. I just needed shoes for work. What I will say was lovely was finding wide sneakers. I was today-years old finding out I was a size 9 wide. I had gotten sneakers as large as 10.5 because that's all that fit my odd-shaped camel feet lol (especially Converse Chuck's). Growing up I didn't think anything of getting shoes with an inch of space for my toes. My mom always bought shoes that I would grow into so they would last longer, and I continued to shop this way as an adult. I am embarrassed to say this was probably the first pair of proper-fitting shoe's I've ever bought. Well, okay, two pairs. I wanted one pair for work (I work in healthcare and I step in all manner of bodily fluids and gross sh*t all the time, I just avoid getting anything splashed on my kicks at all cost) and one for walks. Anyways a thing that bugs me is being asked to sign up for the loyalty program. I'm tired of being asked that, I buy sneakers once a year (if that), and I just want to buy stuff without being asked for my phone number and email address. No one cares about loyalty programs anymore. Otherwise, open area with plenty of space, a lot of brands available, and geared more towards options for women.

This Nordstrom Rack is located at the Liberty Tree Mall, specifically between Off Broadway Shoes…read moreand Kohl's. My husband and I came here because my husband somehow lost his hoodie sweater after we shortly landed in Boston on Saturday morning. And because I have a few gift cards to Nordstrom, I figured might as well shop at either Nordstrom or Nordstrom Rack to get him a new sweater or jacket. And this location was one of the locations near us (I have noticed that for some reason, whenever we are on vacation, my husband tends to forget to pack some clothing items and so we usually have to purchase these things for him when we are on vacation... and because I have so many gift cards to Nordstrom or have bonus notes that I have earned, I typically like to shop with this company so that I do not spend additional money). We came here yesterday afternoon. My husband was able to find a light weight North Face jacket and decided this was going to be his new jacket. There was short line at the register so the wait wasn't too long. The employee who rang us up was very nice. He was able to remove the sensor on the side of the jacket and we had asked if he could help cut off the tag. He pulled out the scissors and did that for us. Overall, our shopping trip was pretty positive and if I lived here, I would come back.

I used to love shopping at Nordstrom Rack in Danvers, MA, but will never go back again. Last…read moreSaturday night, August 25, 2026, I went in with my husband to shop. I found a few cute items that I was going to buy and was standing looking at some dresses on a rack, when one of the employees with a name tag that said MIA accosted me out of nowhere. She said, "Did you touch that dress?" She was pointing at a dress to my right on a different rack than the one I was looking at that was hanging half way off of the hanger. I responded no to her smiling and said thank you but I am not interested in that dress. Then she got very aggressive with me and said, "If you touched that dress and it's not hung up correctly then you should make sure you put it back right." I had no idea what she was talking about, I never looked at nor touched the dress. Then it occurred to me that she was implying that I was inconsiderate towards her, which was crazy since I didn't even do anything, but let's say hypothetically that I did. I have worked at numerous clothing stores and would never start yelling at a customer for not hanging up something correctly. I would just fix it because it was my job. Anyway, she continued to come after me with an intense look in her eyes and I was very uncomfortable, so I left the items I was going to buy and texted my husband to meet me at the front of the store. I told one of the employees at the front what happened and he just stared at me and said, "Ummm there's the manager." The manager he pointed to was an older man in a disheveled outfit and gruff demeanor, I think his name was Vincent, and when I told him what happened he said, "Well I wasn't there so I don't know who said what or what happened." I was absolutely shocked by his response. I was clearly shaken up and he made no effort to hear me or make me feel better. It was kind of shocking, I mean, this is the level of professionalism that Nordstrom Rack has with its leadership and customer service? It is a joke. At a minimum he should have apologized and attempted to make me feel better. I HAVE been a manager and I would have apologized to the customer, would have said I would speak to the employee, and that we value your support of our store. It's obvious Nordstrom Rack at this Danvers location could care less how they run the store (which is always a mess), or the people they hire. This was a hugely disappointing experience. My husband and I have always spent a lot of money there, but they have lost us as customers.

Really no complaints about the store itself, as I went in to find a pair of gloves and I did. The…read morelady that was tending the dressing room was a very nice lady! My real complaint is the cashier I had. I had a Visa gift card I got for Christmas , and was having a problem with it. She clearly had zero interest in helping me, and had a rotten attitude. Come to find out you have to call and activate the card. So, just to move along and not hold others up, I put it on my debit card. Very poor representation of T J Maxx. I had just left Trader Joe's and the young man (who was around the same age as this girl) was so pleasant and helpful. She could learn some lessons about Customer Service from him! I'll stick to the Salem T J Maxx.

I'm having fun in this store with great pricing, excellent merchandise and upbeat staff.read more

I don't know why this place is still in business! They are seriously understaffed at the registers,…read morelong waits in line, and bordering on rude. The clearance racks might have bargains, if they were sorted by size correctly and not jammed. I rarely shop here anymore, because it is so stressful.

I just had to quit ever shopping at Kohl's because of a failure to allow me to return a defective…read morebelt that I bought. First, contrary to written policy, the manager said that I had to have the original tag (on a belt) and then said that they could not look up my purchases using my card history. Of course she was able to do so at my insistence, and then told me that it was not returnable due to not making the 120 day deadline. She was abusive to me, rude, and not looking to solve the problem. I called Capital One and voided the card, but you will never find me at Kohl's again after this unpleasant experience. If she had not lied to me and been so rude, I would have been happy to just purchase another belt. However, I will never be treated this way again.

Good service, great selection. plenty of discounts.If you don't see something ask they will look at…read moreother locations for you.

Great for women, absolutely embarrassing mens selection.. dated, and limited.. they do not want men…read moreshopping here, they are content knowing most mem will just decide based on what's on the shelf. Not me, exercise choice go.to a retailer that is trying to earn your business..

Every experience in this store has been a good one. Lots of coupons in the app, nice and helpful…read morestaff, decent selection of shoes, free shipping to home when a size isn't in stock in the store but is available in the warehouse. Spent an entire day visiting shoe stores to find nothing the kids liked when I should have just come here first since they immediately found something they liked.

One specific worker should NOT be working in sales/service. She made returns extremely hard with an…read moreattitude, she gave me 75 dollars back when i returned 100 dollar sneakers, A few months later i go back and it's the same worker, i try to return another pair of sneakers and she says it's the wrong recipient and she cannot do a return. I show her my online receipt of when and where i bought them to get my money back, once again , proving her wrong. i think this store should be taken into consideration of closing and the worker trying to steal my money should be accounted for!!!

My 86 year old feet have been unhappy. Marathon Sports was recommended to me. I went to the…read moreSwampscott store soon after. I was impressed with the knowledge base regarding feet, stride, cushioning, gait, all of it. I was asked several questions pertinent to my walking and was asked to walk up and down the room under observation. Based on this data, I was presented with several pairs of shoes. The first pair I tried on were so comfortable that I decided to look no further. My shoes and I went for a trial walk on the Marblehead bike trail and returned to the car very happy with how my feet and legs felt. If I have any issues with the shoes, I can come back within a month and I will be offered another shoe. Customer satisfaction means everything to Marathon Sports. Sandra W.

Very disappointed. Store manager was inconsiderate and frankly we felt unwelcome. We came to buy…read moregood walking shoes but were told right off that they cater to runners. We tried some on anyway but didn't feel like she wanted to sell us a pair of walking shoes. Don't go there unless you're a runner.