Sandy was outstanding! She greeted us as we entered, offered suggestions/recommendations, was very…read morefriendly and was professional the entire time. The entire experience was excellent a d professional. We are very happy and highly recommend!

George's Sales Professional - Deus - responded to my initial e-mail quickly. I stopped in one…read moremorning and within an hour had chosen a quality suit at fair price, with professional alterations included. Large selection in many sizes and styles in popular price ranges. This is not a discount store, but if a man wants a well-fitted suit to wear for years, George's is the place to come in Manchester.

Well, this is one heck of a Macy's, I just wrote a review for JCPenney, and the experience as…read moreincredibly similar, therefore... Albeit Macy's gets four stars because of ease of shopping experience. :) They sell shirts, pants, undies, socks, sweaters, turtlenecks, cardigans, corduroy pants, tank tops. I just bought a polo and it was dead on a Tuesday night when I went in and the help wasn't particularly helpful and couldn't show me where they place the polos or answer if there was a clearance rack. Unlike JCPenney, this store had a full section dedicated to polos to my surprise, and of all different styles and prices, this was most pleasing to me as it mad my experience far better than I could've imagined. However, as I decided it was time to leave, I found an open checkout counter that you can never really tell if it is a checkout counter because they all say customer service and it always seems as though someone is always asking for a price check or returning something so no matter how busy it is, you always know you're going to spend the same amount of time waiting to check out, almost a literal eternity. I know you know what I mean reader! ;)

They always have what I need at great prices! They always have the best hand bags and always have…read moregreat sales!

I remember loving Burlington Coat Factory stores, regardless of location. Seems like, I was able to…read morefind something almost every single time I walked into one. Over the years, however, I have noticed a selection decline...at least in the men's department. Now, I struggle to find a shirt. And pants? HA! That's a laugh! So, what of this place? Well, it's symptomatic of pretty much every other BCF I've visited in recent years. You can literally see some of the shelves getting more and more void of items. I'm not sure if this is a sign of decline in sales or just their inability to restock in keeping up with their demand. But somehow....Burlington just doesn't feel the same as they once did. Still, the prices are low and this is certainly the place to come for a bargain. Shirts that normally cost upwards of 50 bucks are like....12 bucks at Burlington. Also, the parking is decent. So, at least they've got that going for them. All things considered, Burlington Coat Factory gets 3 fancy shirts for dress-for-less prices out of 5.

Security woman at door . Place was a mess ! Literally ! Stuff all over the floor ! Open packages !…read moreEverything picked through . Never been here before . I won't be back.

What a disgusting store, fat, lazy clerk slouch behind a table, not offering to help the store is…read morefilthy filthy filthy so gross. They don't restock. I've been trying to use a gift certificate for the past three years in November. Guess I'll have to go up to Chichester or Conway that those stores are cleaner and better stocked. Wish I could give that store a zero.

This store used to be a Dexter Shoe Outlet and renamed Super Shoes. Growing up, my Dad used to take…read moreus kids to Dexter Shoe Outlet (Latham, NY store) where he would make a beeline towards the downstairs area for a whole bargain basement of clearance Dexter Shoes, made in the USA. He stock up on Dexter bowling shoes, dress shoes, walking shoes, and boots for all of us. Today, Super Shoes carries many brands of shoes in addition to the signature Dexter Shoes, footwear accessories, socks, and apparel for men and women. This Super Shoes location has two levels with the main level with checkout area, women's shoes & apparel and the basement level with all men's shoes, men's apparel and Carhartt jackets, hats, work pants, & apparel. Most of the shoes are retail priced with small very limited clearance sections of shoes for men's and women's shoes, most priced $9.97-$39.98. Recently, I stopped in here to check out the men's selection which had several brands of shoes & boots including Dexter, Bass, Sketchers, Clark, Bostonian, Timberland, Wolverine, and others. There was a decent selection of Dexter Bowling Shoes priced $29.99-$39.99. The sticker prices seemed fair and I sorted through the clearance shoes which had great prices including a pair of $19.99 for black Dexter dress shoes (irregular stamp). There were no clearance shoes in my size in stock. However, I noticed most of the shoes were Made in China including some of the Dexter Shoes. Times have changed! I looked through the men's apparel (shirts and pants) and found a nice long sleeve plaid shirt for 50 percent off and only paid $12.49 after discount. I'll be back here in the future to check out the clearance items and maybe better luck next time in scoring a great deal.

Wonderful service by Maria Rosa - Assistant Manager! She was personable and helpful; her staff…read moreoffered me help twice and they are a great team. Very friendly, all around great service. - Reina

I can win needing a lot of help and the staff was very kind and got me everything I needed for a…read moregood price

I love Barbour ... although the fit doesn't always love me back. Though the Brits are catching up…read moreto us Yanks when it comes to fatness (statistics back that up) Barbour still fits a size smaller in my opinion than US sizing. But, its high quality stuff and many pieces have that fantastic classy yet sensible country style that I love. Having said that, such style comes at a cost. Your average jacket or coat retails for $300 - $650 at Barbour. What I love about this store is that they carry current stuff at a small 15-20% discount generally. However, they have several rqcks in the back of the store with Barbour's famous 'Oddiments' ... past-season or catalog returns at 70% off. I bought a $550 retail down puffer jacket for a little over $150 from this rack. The lady happens to wear size 6 US (which dishearteningly is a size UK 10) and that happens to be Barbour's Sample size (men's is Medium) and they had a whole giant rack of Samples at 50% off. The store is laid out very well and the staff is helpful. I LOVE their approach! When I walked in, one of the women staffers said, 'Welcome to Barbour. We want to give you space to do your thing but we aren't ignoring you. Let us know if you need anything.' I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this! Nothing worse than when some salesperson follows you around telling you that you look good in everything you try on, even if it fits you like a sausage casing. I ended up buying more than I should here. But ... at a huge savings. Barbour outlets are few and far between. NH has 2, including the factory clearance center in Milford, NH which is 20 minutes away. This is more of a warehouse because it is attached to the place Barbour does all the rewaxing and alterations on items in North America. So they often have racks of somewhat damaged items at 70% off and special sales where jackets are $30. The outlet in Merrimack is classier and more of a traditional store, whereas the clearance factory outlet in Milford is more of a warehouse sale. If you are shopping in northern MA/southern NH, it's a great outlet mall to walk around and this store is always worth a stop when I am in the area.

It's definitely not outlet pricing here at the Barbour in the Merrimack Premium Outlet mall. Yes,…read morethey have a great selection and clothing all looks like quality. It's the current season or close to it. And the prices are right up there. Tidy, well organized and the prices are clearly displayed. [Review 10492 overall, 259 of 2019.]

Coming from Boston, I think this Premium outlet is great since it's tax free all year long. We got…read morefound really good deals at Coach, MK, Bloomingdale's, and Coach. They also have other popular stores including Saks Fifth Avenue, Nike, and Boss. The outlets are the place to go for the best deals. For the negatives, the food court is pretty sad, it only has a coffee shop, a pizza restaurant, and chicken restaurant, and a small Indian restaurant. We got food from the chicken restaurant and it was disappointing. Also, it was a hot day and there's not too much shade besides going into the stores or the food court. Overall, I like the Wrentham Village Premium Outlets more in terms of their layout and larger store selection, but would recommend going here if you plan on making large purchases to save on the tax.

Merrimack can be hit or miss. I really appreciate that there is an Ugg outlet store and it had a…read moresale so I bought a pair of boots that I otherwise would not. Service is friendly.

Visiting the Mall of New Hampshire in as like a walk back in time to the early 2000's, in such a…read moregood way. The malls in my hometown have slowly turned into ghost towns, one at a time. One is currently being demolished. The no tax was pretty awesome. I really like the local crafters / small business shop. The sweets shop was very good too and not insanely priced, like some. Definitely go if you get the chance.

It was cool to see a mall around NH but it was really small and cramped into a tight space which is…read moreok but what really made me mad was that their food court area had more people their then in the shopping part of the mall I still had a good time though.

Just when you think you've received the best treatment which confirms this is your place to return…read moreto Stewart kicks it up another notch! Thank you for ironing the jacket and shirt. We originally came back because of Jamie and now have Stewart as well to defer to statement style advise. Thank you gentleman~

I've never been treated with anything but respect at this store. Mike, Jamie, and the other men and…read morewomen who work here are knowledgeable, friendly, and respectful. They never try to swindle or oversell. They will pull apart every shirt in that store for you to try on if you asked them to with a smile. These folks are professional. Is it different than the old "John Farley's", yes of course it is, it's under new ownership. I had not been shopping at J.F. for an incredibly long time, so I was not a yeas-long customer before they closed as many were, but I've had really great experiences at both. J.F. was a bit larger, and seemed to concentrate more on tailored suits and tuxedos than off-the-rack sport wear, outer, and casual, but Farley's still does tailored suits and still uses some of the same manufacturers. This means that if I need to replace a pair of pants on my charcoal suit which I bought at J.F. four or five years ago, I can. they have a lot of variety and carry a wide range of sizes across all of their brands, and they know which brands run small and which run large and will tell you! I'm a big, somewhat strangely proportioned dude, and yet just about every time I go here I manage to find something that I can wear comfortably. I remember on time we were talking about different manufacturers sizing and to prove the point they had me try on a Peter Millar XXL shirt and a Rodd & Gunn XXL. Millar fits me quite well, still a tad snug in the shoulders but fine. The Rodd and Gunn however wouldn't even come close to buttoning, there was about a 3 inch gap between the buttons and the holes! They predicted as much. So if you have a question about a brand, they will know the answer. They also carry 34 Heritage jeans, which are one of the only brand of jeans I wear for general use. The bottom line is that this is a top notch shop with top notch employees. It may not be quite as formal as J.F. and the below reviewer's situation is unfortunate, but when a business closes, gift certificates are no longer valid. It's a risk one takes with buying/giving them. If J.F. had sold the gift certificates after they had planned to close, they should have informed the person buying them that they needed to be used by a certain date and wrote that on the certificate. You can't really expect a store to give away free merchandise because someone sat on a gift for a long time or the former store failed to inform the purchaser of a potential close. I also know for a fact that John Farley informed people of their closing far in advance because every time iId go in to buy something for months before closing I was reminded at check-out.

I've always loved this place. The prices are great, and you do find some really cute things…read more What I think people don't see is that this store is in a bad part of the city, there are a lot of rude people that come in, so sometimes it's hard to keep a smile on your face. Also, there is sometimes things like masks in the fitting rooms and other trash, but I know they can't always get to that immediately when people drop it in there. It's a busy place sometimes and they're only human, it doesn't help when people are consistently in and out of the fitting rooms by themselves. Another thing people don't understand is everybody has their own personal idea of "style" and "what's hot". Your idea of something really cute might be different from what teens/young adults are actually into, and you can't really blame the employees if they pass on it. They have their own personal style too. Don't expect to drive over an hour and make hundreds of dollars, you get around $6 for a pair of jeans, a dollar or less for jewelery (depending on the item), maybe a few dollars for a top... it's a used resell store. You can't expect to make a fortune. They turn down items if they have an odor or are covered in fur because all the clothing goes directly to the floor. All they ask is you wash everything beforehand and it makes the buying process so much easier and cleaner. There's a lot of misconceptions about this place, but it's overall a solid business and they're doing their best. It's a very opinionated store when it comes to buying because you can't just force people to like the same things as you, everybody's different. I'm only giving 4 stars because it is a bunch of teenagers hired there that do occasionally give attitude, but I feel like I can't really blame them with how they are treated on a daily basis by people who come in and yell at them just because they didn't take the extra step to wash their clothes ahead of time. Call ahead if you REALLY wanna know what they're taking, and don't be disappointed if your clothes aren't totally in style to the specific person sorting through your items. Like I said, they're only human and go through so much. Retail sucks, give them a smile and be kind.

Staff is less than personable / friendly. Brought in maybe…read more5 items for them to look at , took two and a half hours and they offered me $3 for one item that was tagged $110 and brand new. Literally a Nike zip up they could've/ would have sold for $40-60 no doubt. The girl told me they didn't take SHEIN at any store; when half of their collection as well as the Portsmouth locations collection is all SHEIN items. The difference in prices is also INSANE. I got brand name boots in Portsmouth that retailed for $200 for $14. This Plato's is selling nasty gross dirty shoes for $60 with Amazon branding. I genuinely wouldn't waste your time or money coming to this location at all. They really pick and choose here and the staff is just not worth dealing with. I've met 15 year olds in customer service with more tact.