Great selection though dumbed down over the years with items specifically made for the store. Lost…read morethe star due staffs condescending rude attitudes and really long lines

Had a few great items, just didn't have much plus size clothes that were my style. It had a lot of…read morenice home items.

Service: Shopping :)…read more Selection: Amazing selection of goods. SO much to choose from, and so many seasonal things. Value: The prices are so worth the value of the goods.

I bought a gift with my credit card. The manager on Dec. 13, 2023 told me I could put the items on…read moremy TJ Maxx credit card to get the points, using just my receipt and the credit card I used and my TJ Maxx credit card.  The cashier on Dec. 13, 2023 then told me the manager's name. I wrote it on the receipt. I came on Dec. 26, 2023 with the receipt and both cards. I stood in a line for 40 minutes. Two separate managers told me "if you don't have the items, you can't switch to another form of payment" and "we don't have a manager by that name." I even told them I couldn't get here sooner before I gave the gift because I was accompanying my wife who was in the hospital for weeks on end. They said, "That's our policy." Every other store just asks for your social security number if you don't have your card and this allows you to make a purchase with your store credit card.  I strongly recommend not shopping at TJ Maxx on Middlesex Avenue in Somerville.

First time in this store as I was doing errands nearby and someone mentioned this was here; while…read moredriving up Route 28 I kept thinking it seemed too residential and I missed it somehow, but then there it was: a big store in the middle of a neighborhood. Lots of parking, very well organized and all the extras that make HG easy to shop: throw pillows arranged by color, good cards for $1.99 so you can stock up and be ready for all occasions and an aisle full of dish towels with every color/design you can dream of. Animal lover? Prefer plaid over stripes? Towels to proclaim your love of whatever holiday is coming up? There is a towel - and maybe a matching pot holder - for that! Living in the city, the stores around here don't have a lot of the larger furniture items but they had a few big sofas and chairs, tables for homes larger than 600sf (lucky suburbanites) and outdoor rugs larger than my first condo. Extra bonus points for having four registers open on a Friday morning with nice employees at all!

Pretty bad smelling inside and not dog friendly (dog asked to leave). Other HomeGoods in the area…read morehave a better selection, smell and inventory.

Dude this place is so nice I'd move to Lexington if I could to be closer if I wasn't a dirty poor…read more Regardless, what I really appreciate is the place is very spacious for games, selection is wide enough, prices are pretty fair, and I like what they do for folks in the community. The bistro is shockingly good like idk what's going on back there. If prizing could be a little better for events that'd be great but for 99% of the population that doesn't matter :)

Had an amazing burger here. Got it with a side of one of their homemade medium hot sauces and…read morecovered the burger in that and it was tops. Solid fries and I loved the handcrafted maine root beer.

I used to shop here back when I was surrounded by kids, and it was nice visiting their new location…read moreon Mass Ave. They still have a great selection, and I got an adorable T purple commuter train as a gift for a four-year-old who lives along the commuter rail. They wrapped it beautifully too.

I can't say enough good things about this treasure of a toyshop. The selection, decor and location…read moreare exactly right -- it's so cozy and inviting. The staff are definitely the cherry on top. My tween and his friends recently stopped in after a very hard day at school (bomb threat) and was warmly greeted by these kind souls. They had several board and card games open and encouraged the kids to try them out. We went back later to buy a few things, but it was clear that there was no obligation to buy. The enthusiasm and expertise of these wonderful employees can't be overstated. Perhaps they knew that the kids in our neighborhood were stressed out that day and needed some innocent fun; perhaps not.

Great selection great helpers really know their books Got a Hugh selection plus a special young…read moreperson section

This place is huge. On the left aisles, they have Asian snacks, drinks, noodles, ice cream. On the…read moreright aisles they have Asian skincare, makeup, hair care, etc. At the register, they sell some trading cards like Pokemon and smiskis. I bought Tsubaki shampoo and conditioner, some FlowerKnows makeup, and a new facial moisturizer. I think this place is one of the only stores that carries FlowerKnows, which only recently went on shelves at Ulta. (But who cares about ulta when you can support small bipoc businesses?) A great place for your Asian needs!

Great to see this type of store on Moody st in Waltham. It's pretty unique, focusing on…read moreasian/oriental types of candies, foods, toys and blind boxes. All the "cool" stuff that (mostly?) asian kids are into these days. The store is very spacious and probably too large, compared to similar stores like Miniso and Pop Mart. Given how big it is, the store has everything spread out well, with wide aisles and things spaced out well. There appears to be great selection of candies and foods. The blind boxes selection is okay, it does not compare to Miniso. One thing I wished they did better was lable things with prices. Many things don't have price tags and that contributes to a lack of potential sale. Aside from that, this place is comfortable, clean and the staff are friendly. Great for locals who wants to get that special/certain gift. Check them out if you haven't. Parking is possible on Moody st, but can be difficult. There are also municipal parking lots behind the building. After shopping, there are tons of decent restaurants around to grab lunch or dinner.

This place is a life saver in the cold winter months--especially when you're visiting from…read moreCalifornia with warm blooded kids like me! During a particular bad snow storm and with a toddler who was bouncing off the walls we found this place on Yelp and it is magical! Such a beautifully thought out place with so many different sections to play and be imaginative (they have full stores, shops, businesses and restaurants completely stocked with dress up outfits and every toy you can imagine for the kids to pretend they're at the grocery store or a vet), ride on toys, trains, an awesome slide and a trampoline room to get all the wiggles out. There is also a dedicated section that is fenced off for infants and they have snacks for littles and adults at the cafe up front. Since it's attached to a toy store (genius marketing, LOL) I've noticed they rotate the toys out pretty often so everything is in excellent shape and they have the coolest stuff to play with. I'd love if they offered the ability to buy a 5 or 10 pack of visits since monthly doesn't apply to our needs, but happily pay the price of admission for such a well designed place play place. My kids look forward to it every time we visit!

Fun and trending products! But.. How do young families possibly afford this expensive toy store?…read more Shop at Walmart, Amazon, or Target instead. What ever happened to the good ole' days of Child World.