Great customer service experience when I needed to make a return recently, I had picked up an order…read moreat a different location and when I got home I realized the wrong items were in the bag (only time I didn't check before leaving the store). Not wanting to return to that location again, I stopped into the Framingham location while in the area. I don't know her name but the woman who did my return had a greenish blue tint in her hair and she was very sweet. I thought to check the Easter clearance before leaving and found 2 of the 3 items I actually did need, so I purchased those and hopefully I can find another next year. Everything worked out well thanks to the Framingham store!

Now that party city is gone, sad face, Michael's is a good alternative for party supplies. They…read morehave a new little section with a bunch of balloons and they blow them up for free. There wasn't a huge variety at the time I was there, but I think a lot of stuff got cleaned out for graduation . They also have a new area by the front door that is for Birthdays, which could be a cute idea for your crafty wee ones! The store always is pretty well stocked has lots of fun craft ideas for kids and is always super clean and organized ! I only wish that they still had regular registers instead of those self checkouts. It seems they've reduced staff. Make sure to look for coupons on their app or online before you check out. They usually have at least 20% off somewhere. Lots of parking as it's in shoppers world, but that corner can get pretty packed.

I wandered in after returning something nearby, and wound up browsing most of the departments (even…read morethough I didn't "need" a thing!). I usually go to the Copley Sq location which is chaotic in the women's department, but the Framingham store had everything organized by size which was a huge surprise!!! Jadiel R. was at the register when I made my purchase, I was the first in line and noticed he was just as kind to the guy ahead of me as he was to me, he is just the right person to be working in that position!!

The lines are always so incredibly long and it's overpriced. I have not encountered consistently…read morelong lines like this anywhere else in the area and there have only been 2 cashiers every time I've come in. On the plus side the cashiers are very friendly.

Pro: Pretty good selection; prices are good Con: since…read moreCOVID, changing rooms are still closed so you have to either try clothes on over your clothes or just guess it will fit. There are also no bathrooms open to the public. So if you decide to go make sure to dress in a way that would best accommodate trying clothes on over them. I found great items but when I tried them on I had issues putting them on with my clothes on (even if they might work if I didn't have clothes on, I ended up getting nothing)

I will preface this review by stating that I know all things goodwill. If we leave home, there is…read moreBound to be a goodwill stop. From soho down to Brighton, I've seen them all. This well traveled kid sure knows a mean goodwill. It's my wife's fault. She makes me stop. So, here's the shakedown of Worcester goodwill. My grading rubric is becoming the yelp norm. Smell-A-. Reasonably neutral. Not a hint of the standard mothball smell. Doesn't smell like octogenarians, either. Lighting-A. I was able to identify those not-so-mysterious yellowish stains on the inside if some of the men's pants. Pass. Good lighting equals less vomit when I get home and realize what I've bought. Are you listening, Hyannis? Musak: B. pop radio station. A few decent hits to sing out loud while embarrassing the wife to hurry up, notably Kenny Loggins "I'm all right". Organization of clothes: C+. Drives me nuts when pants are arranged by color. Gee, only 77 pairs of tan khakis left to find the magical 34/30. Needle in a haystack. Oh goodie, let's move onto 58 pairs of blue to search. Listen up, Wooster, or whatever it is...arrange all pants by waist size. Narrow them dogs down, and let me see my options. Yes, the minions must do more work, but that's how it needs to happen. Shirts, etc. seemed logical. Brand namishness: A-. Lots of good names here...Ralph, tommy, and mr. Bean all made plentiful appearances. College towns seem to bring n the best names! Employees: B. yup. Working. Not complaining about working. Other notes: scored 50 cents in a pair of pants. Changing rooms seemed like the security cam might see more than normally secure areas of the body. Clean, overall. Funny sign at the drop-off door: "no dumping after hours. $500 fine" in other words, if it is during hours, it is valuable...but after hours, 10 used seersucker suits and dads used LA gear sneakers are rubbish, punishable by fines. To funny. Would love to see what prompted that sign. Musta been bad. 50 used George Michael concert shirts bad, So yes, friends, this one is pretty stout in the world of goodwill. A pillar of savings, cloaked in unusual normalcy. Denizens of Wooster, dine heartily on the textile buffet that awaits. It's bizarre. It's interesting. It's cheap. It's goodwill.

Great prices for well made and stylish clothing for women! They sometimes have fabulous deals also…read more My only store I shop in for classic clothing. I always feel glamorous when I wear these clothes.

I love the clothes in this store! Only problem...I find them fairly overpriced for the quality…read morethey're offering. And the staff is very in-your-face, follow you around the store overly helpful. This may work, to an extent, but as someone who prefers to shop alone, this is annoying. If I want help, I'll ask for it. I do love the clothes though, they fit well, and are great for any special event I need an outfit for. I will definitely stop in here when I need a new dress or dressy top for a night out.

I am so glad that there's a Torrid closer to me. They have…read moregreat jeans, hosiery and usually a plethora of snazzy sale items. Torrid is plus size AND stylish which is perfect. I sometimes feel like plus size stores are often too matronly, outdated and unnecessarily expensive. Not here. Even their jewelry is designed to fit a more thicker wrist and finger and shoes for wider feet. Other notes: Sizes 12-26/28, but they are marked as 0-5. For instance size 0 is a 10/12, size 1 is a 14/16 and so on. Located on the 2nd floor across from Forever 21. The hot pink torrid card is great for savings. Helpful staff, Katie is a sweetheart. Garage parking.

If this were a review of how my clothes from Torrid fit, it would be five starts. If I wanted to…read moretalk about the helpfulness of the employees at this location, I'd keep it high at 4.5. But this shop has a few issues that keep me from being completely over the top in love. First, the inventory is totally unpredictable. One week I can go in and get a gorgeous gown for a fancy event, and then the next week all I can find are hot neon t-shirts with stupid phrases. I've seen one rack of dresses there for over a month, but if I want something I know just came out in the lookbook, I have a better chance finding it online. The sales are great but also mean you have to time your shopping since you would be out of pocket a whole lotta cash if you pay full price. Its easy to never pay full if you have any wiggle room for your purchases.

Friendly staff. Wonderful selection of items. Gorgeous store…read more Would definitely recommend and will be returning.

Super cute baby clothes! Packed to the gills with great gifts for babies and children. Bought my…read moredaughter a few dresses for the holidays and some books for my nieces.

I refer to this place as Japanese Old Navy. Great selection of basic clothes - tanks, tees,…read moresweaters, etc. I really like their tank with built in bra - perfect as a sports bra for low impact activity. There crew neck sweaters are a staple of my winter wardrobe. Pricing is reasonable. Those tanks i love - only $30 Self checkout is easy peasy. Just drop everything in a bin and it all gets calculated for you by the cash register robot. Bags are 20 cents. No matter what size you choose.

Wide selection of clothes at reasonable prices for the quality. I'm a big fan of their linen blend…read moreshorts. They're very comfortable and lightweight. I've heard their sweatpants are great too, but I haven't bought them myself. Probably not a place I would buy the majority of my clothes, but certainly worth picking up a few of their nicest options.

HomeGoods in Framingham is a large location with a broad and regularly rotating inventory that…read morecovers kitchen items, home decor, furniture, bedding, bath supplies, and seasonal goods across a wide range of aesthetics and price points. We walked into a store that rewards browsing rather than targeted shopping, since the stock changes frequently enough that what was there last week may not be there this week and something unexpected tends to surface on most visits. The selection here is genuinely varied, and the discounts on home goods relative to what the same categories cost at full price retailers are the main reason the store draws the regular traffic it does. Kitchen items in particular tend to offer strong value, and the decor section covers enough range that most aesthetic preferences find something worth considering. Seasonal inventory, particularly around the holidays, brings in items that sell quickly and reward earlier visits in the season. Checkout is a longer process that can wear on you. The register staffing runs lean, and wait times of fifteen minutes or more are not unusual even for small purchases. Weekday visits do not reliably avoid the problem the way you might expect, so building some extra time into the trip is sensible regardless of when we go. For a home goods treasure hunt with genuine savings and a consistent checkout bottleneck, HomeGoods in Framingham delivers on value but demands patience at the register.

This is a pretty good home goods and I love that it tried to cross from the mall…read more It has a pretty good selection. And of course the prices are always dependent on what you wanted but I always feel like the prices aren't that bad.