Nidya was great and I strongly suggest if you have to buy something from there, you should deal…read morewith her. Steve the apparent manager, very condensing, rude and should stay away from customers.

went Quails in freehold to check out suits for my son's wedding. My husband found one in which…read morethey said it needed to be ordered. My son also purchased a suit for his wedding which they had in stock. Quails sent my sons suit to be tailored and ordered by husband. No one got back to us when they would be in, so We called and they informed us my son's suit was done but my husband's suit was on back order My husband had to call numerous times to see if it was in and no one knew what was going on. With the wedding only 2 weeks away we had no choice but to cancel the order and get out money back. Once we got to the quails in freehold, they had no idea what was going on and couldn't off another solution So at that point we just got our money back. I Would not recommend going to quails They are unprofessional and also not dependable

Not sure how I feel about this place. I have suits from Jos A. Bank, but they were purchased at…read moreanother location. That experience was fine, but went to return a $62 gift that was paid for with cash at this location today, with reciept and they told me I couldn't get cash back. They said you can only get cash for purchases under $50, or they'd have to mail you a check. Are you kidding me? You can't buy a single thing in that store for under $50. Want to know how I know that? I tried to use the $62 gift card they gave me and it was nearly impossible. Cheapest dress shirt was $90 and it was buy one get one free. No way I was using the entire gift card and spending $30 for two dress shirts when I can get two from Van Huesen for $40 total. They didn't even have my size. I ended up getting a scarf, priced at $100, for $40 and then some little items found next to the register. Had $7 left on the card but I'll probably never spend it because I'll still be dropping $100 out of my pocket. One positive was the kind sales person who helped me search for a shirt in my size. I'll give them that.

I purchased a suit here just this past week. I am a very difficult size to work with (tall and…read moreskinny) and had some specific requests. The first salesman that walked up to me was very polite and worked with me from beginning to end getting the suit I wanted! I am very happy with the prices, including the cost of tailoring. They set me up well and their tailor did a good job fitting the suit to me. They also rushed the finish date of the suit for me because I needed it next day, that was really nice. I will say that within this price bracket, I believe Jos A Banks is the best option. I went to 5 other stores looking at suits and only found one that was in the same price range that seemed to be worth it. The suit itself may not be the best quality but all said and done it cost me under $300 so I am not complaining!

I can't believe they never written a review for this. Well in any case, it's high time I did. It is…read morea brilliant store. The sales associates are very courteous. They are very helpful when it comes to trying to help you find your size, colors, or anything you need. Their return policy is just as wonderful. I have returned clothes where sometimes it's just not manufactured as wonderful as I had hoped. I had bought a pair of jeans and it just didn't hold its shape. I returned it and show them the receipt. The smooth transaction and no hassle policy was very appreciated and not only did they refunded my money, they apologized for my inconvenience. This is rare no a days. Will be shopping here more often.

If it wasn't for the wonderful salesman who's name was Cory, I would give this 1 star or less. We…read moregot taken advantage of and the service was awful on top of that. We will not be coming back! My fiancé wanted to buy a tuxedo and they gave him the most expensive one they had and said it was $1000. When we asked if there was anything in a lower price point we were told no. The rude salesperson (older foreign lady, can't remember her name) then abandons our party of 6. Cory saved the day and we ended up renting with him help. Here's the twist: I came home only to find out that my dad had been there not even a week earlier and they told him that tuxedos can start in the $200 range and go up from there. I called to confirm and this is true. Basically we got robbed because for only a little more (which we were willing to spend) we could have bought a tuxedo! Definitely will not be coming back!

Had my fiance and two sons fitted a month ago for our upcoming wedding. They were measured in NJ…read moreand pickup is in Buffalo NY. The sizing is all wrong for 2 of the suits. Wrong lengths for pants, wrong shoe sizes. To make matters worse, I won't be able to get my other son up there to try on his suit until next Thursday, and our wedding is 2 days later. Very disappointed. You need to hire sales associates who know what they're doing.

Primark is a great place to shop for reasonably priced and good quality clothes. Ever since I was…read moreintroduced to Primark it became a habitual shopping place for me. You will never find a store, like Primark where they sell very trendy sneakers for just 11 dollars! Primark has anything from 60 cent flip flops to a bed sheet set! I really enjoyed the experience until Primark started introducing changes to their locations. For the past year I start noticing a pattern when Primark started downsizing their stores, not just here in Freehold, as well as King of Prussia. Ever since that change Primark experience have changed. There is less stock on the floor now and it is a lot more packed with longer lines for customer service. They used to have a separate counter for just returns and exchanges which helped many people to avoid big crowds and now it's no longer there. The men section became very small, with barely any new stock for months. It is truly not the same experience anymore. It would have been great If central jersey Primark as well as King of Prussia locations never been downsized. Thank you for reading this and I hope you find this helpful.

Schlock to the left of me, schlock to the right -- but here I am stuck in the middle with you. I…read morecan name that tune in one note. Think of the crumbling Sears department store chain, take one of their vacated stores and fill it with cheap disposable clothing and you have the essence of Primark. The dated retail monstrosity of Freehold Raceway Mall has never been a personal favorite but the absolute dishevelment inside Primark makes the rest of the place feel like Rodeo Drive. Shelves... why bother... just dig through the threadbare rags on the floor. Hey, there's a really nifty polyester sport coat I can wear to my next arraignment. I saw it first clown, give it back. So, you wanna play rough... You get the picture. Just having the jacket on for two minutes compelled other shoppers to spontaneously give me money. Why bother with a tin cup. I never thought that any retailer could be worse than Sears but Primark certainly has aspirations to that fetid crown. Two polyester stars.

Opened in 1990 as a sprawling punctuation to the high water mark of 1980s mall culture, the…read moreFreehold Mall is a time capsule to an era where hours could be incinerated wandering aimlessly waiting for that Panda Express carbo load to finally force you back into the Chevy Lumina and that return to your quarter acre suburbo homestead for a nap. Sure the anchors have changed in multiples as Sears evaporated before Nordstrom and Jeans Country surrendered without a shot to Old Navy but the hub and spoke deficit spending habitrail configuration remains intact requiring a frequent pitstop at the "you are here" navigational kiosks. It's absolutely pointless to tell anyone to meet you at the nondescript Aldo or Aerie since I have no idea what those stores are. Maybe I'll just have them follow the vapor trail to Perfumania. Stores change so often and the layout is so disorienting that it feels almost casino-like in the absence of night versus day. Every once in awhile I check in just to take the temperature of brick and mortar commerce but honestly, it's never been the same since Swiss Colony and Spencer Gifts took a powder. Four stars for the nostalgia... now where the hell did I park that Lumina...

Its been 2 weekly visits when I noticed once again no wipes in the children's play area. In a…read morerecent post, management indicated they would be more observant and since they have not, I went to the office to request wipes. The representative indicated she would notify housekeeping and in about 30 minutes wipes were replaced. I would urge management to pay more attention to this high risk area with so many small children and their parents. It's the parents who are spending money at the mall so please be more respectful.

I love this little thrift store. It's clean it's organized. The only thing you see on the shelves…read moreare things worth buying. The people that work there are so nice. I would definitely recommend if you're into thrift shopping.

Was not impressed at all here. Most of the items are not priced. Signs stating they are low on…read morevolunteers When you ask about a price no one truly knows and they make it up as they go along. Small little shop. Many things that are priced are way overpriced for a thrift store. Keep on going nothing to see here.

Thank you DESTINY for helping me out with my complicated return this evening. You were great. You…read moremade a long day just a smidge better. BTW the store looks great, the merchandise, and employees. Not your average MACY'S. TY -MH

I have been a Macy's shopper for a very long time. I have shopped at Macy's in many different…read moremalls and states. The Macy's at Freehold Mall, NJ is very disappointing and messy. It was shocking to see that all types of clothing were hung mixed together, pants, sweaters, tops all together on the same racks. There is a limited variety of clothing in the woman's department. Most Macy's present the clothes in an attractive manner but not the Macy's at Freehold, NJ. The clothes look like they were in the store for years! The appearance of this store shows that it has no respect for Macy's customers. The manager of this store needs to be removed due to lack of maintaining a neat and presentable store. When will a Macy's supervisor or an administrator from Macy's headquarters clean up this store and hire a manager who can maintain an attractive and appealng store environment? Extremely disappointing!

This is a very cool little shop. It has lots of Disney and other pop culture items like superheroes…read moreand Harry Potter. My daughter is a tween and so I found a few fun things for her in here and also found some stuff that my husband would like (he loves the Marvel heroes). I don't understand exactly how it works, but the saleswoman was explaining to me that a portion of the profits from this business go towards helping people who have food insecurity. I like to support local businesses wherever I can and I like buying things like the Paul Newman products because a portion of those sales go to charity. So I really admire the concept behind this gift store. I didn't even know it existed until today but I will make this my #1 spot whenever I want to get gifts or little fun things. It was very clean and well-organized and they took all the COVID precautions very seriously and only allowed a very small number of people into the store at a time and insisted that everyone use hand sanitizer.

I LOVE the clothes, coffee cups, and all other merchandise here! Great prices for what you get as…read morewell!

Love this place , amazing customer service! Friendly people. Always smiling , constantly asking…read morewould you like some water or tea or coffee ! Always feels great to be here! Clothing are just one of a kind ! Very reasonable prices!