They redesigned the space again, moved the registers. The line was very long... and people in line…read moresomehow couldn't understand "Next!" being shouted. -sigh-. Moved slowly to get to the registers. Maybe someone needs to check out why it takes so long and simplify the cashier process a bit. At least the return was smooth as I had a receipt.

I was in the area and decided to check this store out. The location is huge and there is a big…read moreselection of clothing and shoes. A lot of the clothing racks were disorganized. I did make a purchase but would not go out of my way to return.

It's sad walking through Livingston Mall nowadays - especially if you've grown up in the area and…read morewere here when it was a thriving shopping center. It was always overshadowed by the nearby malls of Short Hills and Willowbrook - but it had what you needed and still could satisfy the needs of teens looking for a place to hang out and loiter. Right now, there are still a few business tenants there, but the premier anchor stores have been long gone - no more Lord & Taylor, no more Sears. Now it's just the Macy's and the Barnes & Nobles, so there isn't as much foot traffic as in the past. The escalators no longer run, and the building management has cut down the AC and lighting (I think in an effort to reduce operating costs). Most of the retail units are vacant, unleased. They no longer repair the potholes on the premises, so be careful driving around there (especially by Sears and Lord & Taylor sides). There are still some businesses there, and I hope that they will be able to sustain or be included in whatever redevelopment plans will be designed because I can't image the mall making it through the winter this year.

I moved to the area in April, and every trip to the grocery store takes me past Livingston Mall…read more Curiosity eventually got the best of me. I stopped in to browse Barnes & Noble, hoping to leave with a new book. Instead, I found blocked-off sections, surprisingly sparse inventory, and the unmistakable feeling that the store was halfway through moving out. It was also the only business still open. The rest of the mall felt frozen in time. I briefly considered coming back to take photos of the dead mall scene (there's an entire internet subculture devoted to these places, after all). Then I started hearing about burst pipes, poor air quality, broken HVAC, and lights that weren't working. My curiosity has limits. The parking lot deserves an honorable mention. Potholes everywhere. Someone even reported a sinkhole, although I can't personally verify that one. The mall has since closed to the public, and the latest rumor is that it'll eventually be demolished and replaced with apartments. We'll see. Pros: * Barnes & Noble was still hanging on when I visited. * Plenty of parking. (When there are no stores, this becomes less impressive.) Cons: * Everything else. I have to give Livingston Mall two stars instead of four or five. Not because it was always a bad mall--but because I happened to meet it during its final chapter.

Great place to visit. My wife and I love this place. Too bad the mall it's in is closed. I hope…read morethey open somewhere else so we can visit soon.

Store sells reproduction signs but lies and says they are antique and original. very dishonest!read more

Halloween has arrived at TJ Maxx and there's a plethora of spooky-ooky, cute decorations being…read moresold! I stopped inside this TJ Maxx a few weeks ago while on Rt. 10. This store location is spacious and has a lot of inventory (i.e. good finds!). I also thought the store was well organized and people were friendly (customers and staff working there). It's in a shopping plaza near DSW, Nordstrom Rack, Ulta, World Market, etc. with a large parking lot that isn't crowded.

Ridiculously long wait time to have someone open a display case. Had to ask multiple staff and…read morewaited about 30 minutes before someone begrudgingly came over to assist.

I'm a recent convert to this great boutique. Cheryl, Nancy and Sima are experts in fitting and in…read morefinding things the customer will love. I've gotten out of my comfort zone a few times and enjoyed it. Nancy will also let you know when something comes in that you'd love. Brands include Planet, Sympli, Alembika, Kut from the Cloth, and much more. If you are a woman of a certain age and maybe not so skinny you will emerge from here feeling great. Highly recommend.

My absolute favorite store ever!! Ive never left without something fabulous!!! There is ALWAYS…read moresomething you must have. Their clothes and accessories are like no other. I've yet to find another boutique like In The Pink! 98% of my wardrobe is from here and I get compliments on all of it!! And lots of greats gifts for the holidays!!!! Love this special place.

Excellent service, knows sneakers n what would benefit my type of gate…read more Had to order what I wanted but was not a problem. Store very clean

Excellent service, excellent knowledge, excellent prices what else can you ask for? Your selection…read morewas enormous and the pricing was just on. I would recommend a store to my best friend and my mother.

Crowded and chaotic, this discount store has a lot of material and you need to dig deep and make…read moresure you look for what you want. Double check the fabrics and make sure it's the right size since people leave items all over, no random off colors, toys aren't missing pieces, etc. You can definitely find some deals if you spend the time. But there are a lot of strange styles here, too. Most items have tags with the prices clearly stated on most items but people do tend to put stuff all over. Line up front moves relatively quickly but people don't always pay attention.

The place was packed. Came here for a few travel items that I knew they had. No staff Interaction…read morethis time around. I got what I came for and bounced!