TJ Maxx is one of my stops in finding good clothes at reasonable prices. The selection in the…read more men's and boy's department is decent and seems huddled in the front right portion of the store in a place dominated by lots of women's clothing towards the left and middle of the store with girls clothing in the back. That explains why my Mom has been enjoying shopping at TJ Maxx for many years and has even given me weird looking shirts and pants bought from here. As a kid, I kept begging my Mom to let me do my own shopping and I'll even use my own money from my after school job. Once I was able to drive, I went shopping alone at different and picked out what I wanted to wear with my own money. My Mom would still buy me clothes at TJ Maxx, some I liked and would wear often, others would sit in my closet for years. Over the holidays, I now receive TJ Maxx Gift Cards, which are very useful and lets me choose what I want and still get the bargains. Presently, I've found some good deals here on dress shirts & pants, athletic wear, and polo shirts, and a lot of Izod apparel. I take my time checking out mish mash of clothing on the clearance racks which are organized by size. TJ Maxx also stocks toys, housewares, kitchenware, handbags, jewelry, snack food, Harry& David snacks (discounted prices-YUMMO!), and a lot of cool clearance items. You'll never know what you'll find!

Decent clothes at great prices. The Store is a hit-or-miss gamble every time. The Men's section…read moreis oddly set up and disjointed. You just have to rummage around each rack for a find. I would like to see a larger Men's and Children's sections. The housewares section seems redundant as Home Goods in next door and the own both stores. I would like to see an in-store walk through between the two stores making an easier shopping experience. In fact, I would consider this an obvious no-brainer.

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.

This was a great outlet shopping experience! It was very quiet on a weekday afternoon, and it was a…read moregreat experience strolling through the various shops. There is a large selection of big names here including Nike, Calvin Klein,and Le Creuset to name a few. We found some great bargains at Nike and also found some great kitchen items at Le Creuset. There is a Lindt store here too for all your chocolate needs! We definitely paid that a visit also. I was also surprised at how friendly and knowledgeable all the staff were at the various stores. The staff at Le Creuset really seemed to understand their products very well. We did not eat here, but there is a small food court. Restrooms were quite clean and well-kept. Overall this was a great shopping experience!

A not so bad Big Lots. This one was quite large and had a variety of useful and not so useful…read morethings. Home, garden, hardware, furniture, unexciting DVD movies, a fairly good sized food and grocery department. We found some cheap painting supplies ( brushes, rollers, and tape) as well as some cleaning supplies and tarps. The staff seemed friendly and focused. Not a bad store to get the basics at a fair price.

Sadly, the Derry location is the closet to my home. I went in last week with a long list for my son…read morewho is going to college in the Fall. The area that I needed to shop mostly in was in the dark. The lights were off. I was straining my eyes the entire time looking for items. Most of the merchandise was not priced or had a shelf tag. It is very unorganized and feels dirty. I was one of a few customers shopping, there were 2 women employees complaining loudly to each other over another employee and when I was trying to shop another aisle a male employee, ignoring me, acted like I was in his way as he kept his eyes down throwing merchandise on the shelves. I told the cashier I would've purchased more but I could not see and things I would've bought were not priced. She responded by saying she thinks they turn the lights on around 5:00pm and that there are so many price changes that they can't keep up with pricing products...REALLY?? I work in retail myself. If you care about your job/store and making sales, clean the place up. I will drive out of my way from now on and shop at the Rochester NH store which is CLEAN, well PRICED AND have the store lights ON with super FRIENDLY employees.

I like shopping at this newer Wal-Mart Supercenter in Derry, which opened in 2012. I can find most…read moreeverything I need to buy at good low prices under one roof. The former much smaller Wal-Mart was located down the hill across NH 28, which is now an Ocean State Job Lot. This 24 hour Wal-Mart Supercenter is pretty clean and the staff here seem friendly. This store has a similar atmosphere and layout as the Manchester (Gold St) and Hooksett locations with concrete floors (warehouse-like), food market area to the left, apparel/jewelry/housewares/furnishings in the middle, photo lab/books & magazines/electronics/office supplies in the back, outdoor merch/automotive in the back right, toys section/garden center on the right side of the store and a Subway in the front of the store. Similar to Manchester (Gold St), the pharmacy/health & beauty things/cosmetics sections at this store are located in the front right side of the store. The pharmacy in the Hooksett and Concord stores are located across from the food market section near the center of the store. I've bought many items from the Derry Wal-Mart Supercenter including big picture frames, magazines, fresh produce, salads, Lawry's seasoned pepper, cold drinks (beer & wine), personal hygiene items, OTC meds, toys, wipers, spray paint, calculators, movies, blank media, shoe laces, jogging shorts, and many other things. This Wal-Mart can get very busy at times and the checkout lines may get long including the self-checkout lanes. They will usually page all available associates to the registers when it gets this way.

This place is run by careless people (as are most Walmarts of course). One year they had a million…read moreor more in "loss" from simple mismanagement. But this? This is unbelievable. They just had these death traps OPEN in the freezers??? The fans are just out in the open with no protective covering. What if a child put their finger in there? I can't believe how you could be THAT careless about safety. Truly disdainful, apathetic business.

I almost don't want to write this review because the less people who know the better for me. These…read moredays I expect chaos when I go to most retail situations. I know there is a lack of work force combined with a lack of stock and do I set my expectations low when I go to most stores which is why I was especially blown away at my last Dollar Twentyfive Store vist in Londonderry. Neat,clean, well stocked, shelves full and organized and on top of that, the people working there seemed pretty cheerful...an added bonus! The management team at that store must be pretty freakin impressive. Corporate, give that store a reward please!

i went in for school stuff and when i got to the car i saw they over charged me on the receipt. i…read morewent back in up to the same cashier i checked four with a minute prior and she was understanding and had to get a manager to put money back on my card. the manager then rummages threw all my bag and took stuff out not putting it back saying that she doesn't rlly believe me. after she realized i was right she gave me attitude and says "well what do you wanna do" i said i want my money back??? she responds by saying can't you just pick something else out and we won't charge you? what??? i said no i have everything i need i want my money back. she proceeds to storm out back, grabs money in change and hands it to me without saying a work and when i said thank you she ignored me. also left me to put everything she rummaged they back into my bags bc she was too lazy to put back what she pulled out. the actual cashier seemed scared of the manager as well.

I love TJ Max, especially when I have a free hour. This location isn't my favorite but they do…read morehave a good selection

I wouldn't be caught dead there! This store sucks! Rip off! Steer clear unless u find something in…read morethe bargain rack that is.

Terry, one of the associates, is so helpful and kind, great customer service and good products.read more

This is a good Kohls. Lots of stock and choices. Lots typically on sale. Big parking lot. Good…read moreSephora.

Lots of cute locally made NH items. The clerks were very helpful and welcoming. The shop is easy to…read morefind and easy parking.

Great little gift store in Windham - had many unique lake side treasures . Seems to focus on items…read morerelating to the many small lakes and ponds in the region - brought back many memories from the past .

It is great to see a Dollar Store in Londonderry, NH! Come in to see for yourself. It is a hidden…read moregem! It is near Edible Arrangements at Crossroads Mall.