I love this store and location. The store is super spacious and always neat and organized…read more There are also always staff around the store ready to answer any questions or assist if needed. I've been going to TJ Maxx, Marshall's & home goods since forever and always wondered what Sierra was like. There were never any close enough to me but I'm always in CT now and was glad I found this one. If you've never been, they carry a lot of hiking, gym, & outdoor gear but for Marshall's prices. They are very reasonable and also have the best pet section! Tons of reasonable toys and supplies for your fur baby. If you're planning a camping, hiking or outdoorsy trip, this should be your first stop- they have everything and more that you'll need!

This is a beautiful store with a lot of beautiful things - clothes, shoes, and a lot more. There's…read morea lot of parking because there are more stores close by. The store is in the Berkshire Shopping Center in Danbury. The store is part of TJMAXX, Marshall's, and HomeGoods store.

Best bralettes anywhere. That should be enough to start a stampede. But Yelp wanted more words…read more Bralettes that work are hard to find. Tiny Shen has a handful of useful styles and colors every season. Their bralette philosophy is, "why suffer?" The shop has other useful basics, too. I've been shopping here for years.

Beautiful choices (styles, colors, sizes), highest quality, excellent service! Highly recommend…read moreshopping here.

This place is now huge. The selection is so varied now, with even more designer labels than before…read more The staff is cute and savvy, with that fashion vibe that makes you so happy that you opted to skip the indoor mall this time. Berkshire is truly firmly putting East Danbury back on the map. Did I mention the price tags that will make your eyes pop out of your head? I'm proud to proclaim that I will be returning regularly.

I highly recommend you DO NOT WASTE your time with this joke of a store . I brought in 48 pieces of…read morefemale clothing they only offered to buy 3 pieces for 10.40. I asked, what about the other clothes - they claim they were not interested in it . When I walked in - the sales girl thought a bin of sneakers belonged to me - I said that's not mine . So to think if they are organized ? THEYRE NOT . If you donate $1000. 00 Worth of clothing - you get to write of approximately 20% . Stick to donating rather than getting $20-$30 for your items . Gift it to savacenter before giving it to an organization that makes 60-80% return on the items . Further , in order to get a decent evaluation - they want the items dry cleaned , ironed and on a hanger (new) so they can just take it , tag it and put it out to sell without any additional work for the 10-12 girls that work there . That's how they keep them all employees . I wish there were zero stars unfortunately I have to leave one since zero stars is not an option . DONT DO BUSINESS WITH MIDWESTERN RETAILER THATS MSKING A FORTUNE - billions on your donations . Once upon a child and Plato's closet are both owned by the same Corp in Minneapolis.

Coming from Ireland Target is my guilty pleasure. I love the selection of stuff that I can only…read moredream off back home. I love the weird and the wonderful and I also love the cheap to shirts and levi jeans. This was the closest Target to my hotel for a quick pickup for a few items and I feel I will come up with an excuse to come back before I head back to Boston and then back to Dublin. it's a small Target compared to the others I have been in but it had what I needed.

Keep in mind if you come here occasionally you might have to wait a little bit for a lane to open…read moreup. But also at the same time this target is always 50/50 for being good service, good selection and a good value. You might have days where this place is like a closet but at the same time it might be good. This is really depended on if it is a good trip.

So Irene Rocha is a super hero. I have never seen a more fabulous seamstress. I came to her two…read moredays before a wedding when I received my bridesmaid dress back from tailor that -to put it nicely- did not do their job. Irene had me try on the dress - she did her thing with the scissors and the pins - she had everything set within 15 minutes! I picked up my dress within 48 hours and it was PERFECT. Phenomenal. This woman is a prodigy - she really knows her stuff. Now that I have seen Irene I will never see anyone else!

She is a wonderful problem solver, can add or subtract material so that clothing fits perfectly. I…read morehighly recommend this business and travel from Westchester County to do all of my alterations there.

Bought sweatpants which I LOVE. $10. Who hoo. Shirt with a hood, also $10. A little lesser quality…read morebut will serve its purpose for hanging around.

I had a great experience at Royal Wedding Bridal. I had a 6pm appointment for bridesmaid dresses…read more We ran into traffic and were late. Rita was understanding and didn't rush us. We tried on a variety of dresses in a range of color and sizes. I hadn't found my dress and Rita found some bridal gowns for me to try on. I found the perfect dress! In my (plus) size! Rita was great about helping my bridesmaids into dresses and me into mine. I went with no intentions of buying my dress but did! They close at 7 and we were there until 7:45. At no point were the staff rude or rushing us. I would recommend it to anyone looking for dresses. I love my dress and can't wait to pick it up!

I had an uncomfortable experience here with one of the stylists. Throughout the appointment, it was…read moreclear that she did not personally think the silhouette I preferred (sheath) was well suited for me. She preferred a-line. Fine, that is a stylists job to help you find what works best for your body. I felt there was some slight body shaming inherent in her pushiness, but whatever. I chalked it up to the stylist being a bit older and perhaps of an era where curves were not as celebrated as they are now. I would not have written a review, except for this one exchange that really continues to not sit well with me. After I responded to her that I was comfortable with my curves and that my fiancé is also a fan of my body, she said: well it doesn't matter what he thinks, they always think you look nice. It is everyone else at the wedding you should be thinking about. That was just a step too far for me. I promptly left, ending up purchasing the sheath dress I liked elsewhere where I was comfortable doing business. It just left a bad taste in my mouth that she (1) was unable to read the room about my personal preferences and comfort, I wasn't looking to her to help me decide what suited me best in that moment and (2) would go so far as to stoke insecurity with that last comment. It doesn't matter, but I am a size 8-10 street, 14-16 bridal. I include that only as a reference for those who might be seeking an inclusive, supportive shopping experience -- because that is NOT what I had here. They did have some nice dresses in stock, though I did not fit into any of the samples really.

I'm not sure if they were doing renovations or if the site is closing, but half of the store was…read moreempty. They had an OK selection of purses but no jewelry and very little clothes and shoes. They also didn't have much in the way of housewares or trinkets. I will absolutely try again to see if they have just done some work or do some research to see if they've closed.

The person from Salvation Army who responded is acting as though I am speaking about clothes that…read morehave NO tags on them. ALL the pieces I brought to the check-out had colored plastic tags poked through the items. The colors correspond to whether the item is 50% off that day or not. The clothing has colored plastic but are not individually priced with a paper tag. THUS all the prices are what are posted on the SIGNS at the ENDS of the racks throughout the store. What I am talking about in my review is how, when you get to the check-out, they decide NOT TO HONOR the posted prices on the SIGNS they have posted throughout the store (see photo of one that I attached.) I am NOT talking about "nefarious" behavior where someone has REMOVED an individually priced paper tag on a clothing item, because your store has VERY FEW individually priced pieces of clothing on the racks.

This is one of the nicer Marshall's I've been in…read more I shopped clearance and was very happy with my findings. Bought a new pair of brown boots for 19.00 and a glass candle holder for 5.50 . I didn't get anything that was a brand name (I'm not the brand name type) but I did get it for less! Only gripe: Women's sizes are very limited. I am a size 16 in my 30's so I was disappointed not to find anything that jumped out at me. The styles were older and matronly. :-/

Very Disappointed With My Experience at Marshalls…read more I was extremely dissatisfied with my recent experience at Marshalls. I went to return a wallet that I had purchased the previous day and had the original receipt with me. I was told that the label on the wallet did not match the receipt. After some back and forth, they finally called a manager, who was able to locate and verify the purchase. On the same visit, I also had a pair of sunglasses that I had purchased there, but the security sensor had never been removed. I brought the sunglasses back, showed them my receipt, and explained the situation. Instead of simply resolving the issue, I felt like I was being scrutinized as if I had done something wrong. This was a very frustrating and embarrassing experience. I had my receipt, I had purchased the items at the store, and yet I was treated with unnecessary suspicion. There is clearly a problem with the store's system and procedures. Marshalls needs a better system for tracking purchases and removing security tags, and customers should not be made to feel uncomfortable when they are simply trying to resolve an issue. One very disappointed customer.