The aisles were a mess and disaster. So was the bathroom. I blurred the photo but you can tell by…read morehow i needed to blur it was bad! CLEAN MORE!

Since the last review, I think there is a new manager at this TJMaxx and he is amazing, so I see…read moremajor changes in the store and the employees definitely look happier and at ease with customers. The selection is unique and I believe that it's fate if you happen to find something that resonates with you. The staff here (now) have been courteous and honestly very helpful - so I've been splurging a lot more than usual. When a store offers amazing customer service, and great deals, I can definitely see the boost in sales - at least out of my wallet at least lol. I highly recommend coming back here now, love the customer service and welcome feeling when I enter this store now. Highly recommend!

Had a few great items, just didn't have much plus size clothes that were my style. It had a lot of…read morenice home items.

Upon returning a pair of super uncomfortable Steve Madden sandals…read more Associate: These look worn. I can't take these back. Me: They're not worn and here is the receipt, with the tag still affixed to the sandal. Associate: Yea, well, you could've worn them and put the tag back on yourself and brought them back. Look at the bottom of the shoe, they're clearly worn. Me: I will be right back. * I located the exact same shoe on the sales floor and returned to the register with 2 other pairs of which the sole appeared worn and dirty. One pair even had mismatched sizes in the box.* Associate: Oh ok, these shoes all have similar soles as in they all look kind of worn. Ok you can return them. I have never encountered an associate that refused a return, especially in this economy. From my personal experience from working in retail at several higher end stores, even if the shoes had been worn (which in this case they weren't) the store can mark them as "damaged" and give store credit. That was a very off putting experience over a $40 sandal.

I really like this TJ's & Homegoods-- friendly, helpful staff and manager is always pleasant and…read moregreeting people. They also are very generous with returns and will take things as long as like new and have tags ( for credit). Not as big as Marshals/ HG in Westford but better run and many more sales items ( 3 sections of sale and clearance). I have no issues with parking except maybe at Holiday times. Love this store!

I love this place for their cool home decor items. I was given a wonderful wine rack bought from…read morehere in the shape of an old penny farthing bike. They've got great lamps and wall prints too

My fiancé and I recently visited Artinian Jewelers in Lexington, MA, and I feel compelled to share…read moremy experience. Twenty-five years ago, I purchased a gold setting from Artinian at the Jewelers Building in Boston (which they are no longer located in) for a diamond ring that had been passed down to me by my grandfather. The ring had a damaged setting, as my grandfather--being 'old school'--had cracked it while trying to adjust the size himself with a pair of pliers, fearing that jewelers would replace the original diamond (an old miner's cut) with a cubic zirconia, which was apparently a common practice back then. Despite this, I had a positive experience at Artinian and regarded them as a reputable jeweler, one I would frequently recommend to others and trust with my own jewelry. Fast forward to today, and the ring no longer fit me, needing resizing and the prongs reset. My fiancé also had a ring enhancer that was too small to wear with her engagement ring and needed resizing. We thought this would be a simple request, as ring resizing is a standard service for any jeweler. So, we weren't expecting to leave without knowing the cost of the repairs. However, we were surprised when Artinian asked us to leave not only the two rings for resizing but also my fiancé's engagement ring for them to "determine the size of the enhancer." This didn't make sense to us, as they had already taken measurements of the ring, and we were only requesting an estimate at that time. Nevertheless, we complied, leaving the rings behind and were told we would be contacted with estimates. Three days passed without any communication, and we grew increasingly unsure about whether resizing the enhancer made sense, as it depended on the cost. I called to inquire about the estimate and was told by a woman on the phone that she was unfamiliar with our job but would look into it and get back to us--presumably the same day. But no call came. For three days in a row, we called, each time being promised a callback with an estimate, yet no one followed up. My fiancé, now feeling uncomfortable without her engagement ring and growing frustrated, wanted to visit the store and get the rings back. While I had previous positive experiences with Artinian, she had never dealt with them before and was less forgiving of the poor service. She felt it was best to part ways with them and find another jeweler. At the end of the day, with still no estimate in hand, we visited the Lexington location. We explained to the desk staff that we had dropped off our rings for an estimate a week earlier, called multiple times to follow up, but had not received any response. One of the women behind the desk then informed us that estimates typically take a week. I questioned how long the actual work would take if estimates took that long. At that point, the goldsmith from the back suddenly stood up, angrily approached us, and said, "Go find another jeweler." He accused us of "barging in" and demanded that we leave the store. Clearly, there was no intention of offering an apology or taking responsibility for the lack of communication and poor customer service. The situation escalated when I asked to speak to the owner. The goldsmith quickly replied, "You don't need to know who the owner is," and insisted that we leave immediately. I told him that I would be sure to share my negative experience with my friends and family, and I asked him how this behavior benefited the business. He had no response. In a highly competitive industry, pushing customers away like this is a surefire way to harm the business in the long run. It became evident that the goldsmith was stressed and overworked, taking his frustration out on us, the customers. This is not a recipe for success. My initial visit to Artinian was based on a positive experience from many years ago, but it is clear that the business has changed since then--and not for the better. The current staff seems disengaged and has lost sight of why they are in business: to provide a service that makes people happy. Jewelry is purchased for special occasions, to celebrate important moments, and this experience completely soured me on Artinian. I will never return, and I encourage others to read this review and others that share similar negative experiences. It's important to carefully consider whether you want to trust your valuable jewelry to a business that clearly doesn't prioritize customer service or satisfaction. Upon reviewing other negative feedback, many of which share my concerns about poor customer service, I noticed that the Owner of Artinian has responded. However, rather than taking responsibility, the responses focus more on offering an explanation for why the problems occurred. When a customer reaches the point of leaving a review, an explanation feels irrelevant. Disenchanted customers like myself have already moved on, as there are plenty of other skilled jewelers in the area who value their customers.

I came to Artinian Jewelry in Lexington Center not knowing anything really about engagement rings…read more Brie worked with me to design a beautiful, unique ring. Brie was professional, patient, informative and steered me with a focus on durability. Brie's husband Michael crafted the ring skillfully and completed it for me right on time. I am very satisfied with my experience working with Brie and her husband and the outcome. Thank you Artinian Jewelers.

A Dollar Tree in the Town of Acton? Seriously? Well, even…read morethough the Town of Acton wouldn't be a place that I would think of having a Dollar Tree, there is one, a brand new one in fact, sitting in a weird shopping / business complex right off Route 119. It seems like a really weird place to have a store like Dollar Tree, but it also seems like a nice place to have for residents of the area or people who work in the area. Store is very clean, new, and spacious. Lots of selection and very friendly employees. This store seemed to have an extraordinary section of seasonal finds. Always lots to love about the Dollar Tree, mainly being that you can fill your cart and still not come out with breaking the bank! I was able to find everything I was looking for, didn't have to wait long in line and was in and out of this place quickly and efficiently. Located in the Nagog Park off Route 119 in Acton, minutes from the I-495 split. Convenient as there are very few discount stores in the area. 4 stars for the new Acton Dollar Tree!

Cashiers here need some basic manners, as others have pointed out…read more I went in to buy some river stones for a craft project, and the man running the register today felt the need to tell me: "you can find those outside, they're called rocks." I'm sure he thought he was adorable, but I suspect he wouldn't have made that wise ass comment to a male customer.

Convenient for every week grocery. Always find new products…read more We love the watermelon sold by Costco, which is sweet and really big. Our kid loves the lamb rib.

Cashier name "June" at the pharmacy has a severe attitude and should not be doing customer service…read more Management should just simply monitor her for a few minutes to be able to discern this.

Nancy was Wonderful, in the Middleton location,,,!!!!…read moreKnowledgeable, and Spent a lot of time, explaining all the different manufacturers and styles of furniture. Love my furniture,,,,,!!!! Cheryl

We found a sectional at Circle Furniture a little over a year ago and overall have been happy with…read moreit. I shopped with them because I assumed they would offer better quality than other places we've shopped, like Jordan's, Restoration Hardware, and Ikea. However, a month ago two of the wooden cross pieces of the frame of the sectional snapped. We have bought couches from the stores listed above and never over 20 years of ownership have we had wooden frames break. Don't assume you are getting better quality here. Buy at your own risk!