Luckily this Nordstrom Rack is close to the train station so it is very convenient to commute here…read more Came here to find a sterling silver bracelet or necklace by Argento and there were a few sterling silver left. I must admit Nordstrom organizes their jewelry well. All the boxes were neatly displayed on their shelves. Just the bad thing is the top shelf is very high and you need assistance or a ladder to look at them so that sucks. This is one of the most organized stores ever with all the accessories lined up and stored in an orderly fashion. There are rarely any loose accessories or misplaced product in the store. Made the shopping vibe feel a lot better. It is also very clean and carpet is nice to walk on without any dirt or loose garbage. By the checkout, there are aisles of mini and travel size lotions and facial cleansers from Kiehl's and Clinique that are almost winding down so they are that popular! I thought the cashiers were kind of slow because there were 3 of them working on the customers when there were so many cashier registers available for employees to go to. I wish they open more registers so the long line can go faster.

Had a really efficient experience at Nordstrom Rack recently. I needed to return a couple items…read morefrom an online order, and the entire process super quick (was in and out in under 5 minutes). Staff was friendly as well. Also appreciated the proximity to the train station, which made the entire errand a lot quicker than I anticipated!

This was my first visit to this location where I saw specific Customer Service people stationed…read morethroughout the store. Ms Corita was beyond kind and knowledgeable about the entire store. She walked my friends and me through several sections of the store to ensure that we found exactly what we were looking for. Ms Corita was personable and funny. But Mr Richard at the Customer Service Desk was beyond rule and unprofessional. We were shocked and a little bit of shopping excited dimmed after our encounter with him. He should not represent Macy's while interacting with customers. We were not deterred. Unfortunately we spent tons of time and money on three floors. We'll be back and we'll search for Ms Corita because she was outstanding! #HappyShopping

22 March 2026 New York, NY…read moreSunny 50°F As a thoroughbred New Yorker, Macy's Herald Square is the only barely existing quintessential Iconic New York "department store" It is literally the "World's Largest Store" - as is emblazoned on the marquée above their Broadway & 34th Street corner entrance. Many department stores have sadly faded away over the years. Think, B. Altman & Co, Barneys, Henri Bendels, Lord & Taylor, Bonwit Teller, I miss them all like old friends who passed. However, we still have Macy's! - with its annual Thanksgiving Day Parade aired on NBC, plus don't forget Macy's lush Fresh Flower Show display in April/May, and the ultimate 4th of July Fireworks on the Hudson River or East River by the Grucci family over 100 years, now by Jesse Collins Entertainment of the Superbowl halftime shows. There will always be Macy's. Make Macy's your destination even if it's just for the nostalgia. They still have those chunky wooden escalators on the upper floors built in the 1920s by Otis Elevator Company. An Iconic Five stars **Thanks to fellow Yelper, Fawn for the trip down memory lane!**

Love Bloomingdales if they have items in clearance or just random unique gift items…read more I just happen to step into this one due to I needed to use the restroom. Restroom is NYC is hard to come by in those streets so be mindful LOL After the restroom since I was inside I might as well window shop - Breezed through the sales / clearance racks and walking around I stumbled a cute souvenir. A mini bloomie tote bag! It was cute but pricey - But Its a cute souvenir. I think they have a cafe that serves iced water cups if thirsty. Try to sign up for their rewards system if you can. Staff here are nice and helpful if you need assistance. Bloomies is known to be pricey and high end items sold through out but if you look through the mark down items you can get a good deal.

Flagged my order as fraud. Spoke to Fraud department and waited 30 minutes on hold to speak to SPV…read more Kept saying that the SPV was about to join. Then they just hang up on me. No call back. All this just to try to give them money.

Comparing this store to the others in NYC, it ranks high because of its size and the amount of…read moremerchandise. But if you're used to suburban TJs, you'd find this store cramped with minimal aisle space. (As we all know, 'location, location.') I like that there are plenty of cashiers -- check-out is generally quick and organized -- AND that Marshalls is located in the same building. Take the escalator up to TJ Maxx, and down to Marshalls. A few weeks ago I chatted with a fashion merchandiser who mentioned all the lines and stores her company services. When she included TJ Maxx, I said I was surprised. "Don't they get surplus from other stores to discount what hasn't been sold?" "Not necessarily," she replied. "That's what they want you to think!" Hmmm.... doesn't make a difference to me, but I thought it interesting that they have their own lines under different labels.

A tad unorganized, but many good deals on clothing, kitchen goods, home decor, luggage, etc.read more

I'd been to the store before 9/11 and it was pretty impressive. I used to go to the Morristown NJ…read morestore and liked it. It closed. I'm not sure of the history here but I think this store closed reopened closed and reopened again. It's not a bad store if you're in the area and need to kill some time.

Century 21 NYC at this location was not one of my favorites. Thanks to Cam I see my review is…read moremissing! Well here goes review #2! At this point in the day in the life of Marianne, you won't see me going all the way to the Financial District to shop. Yeah, we have plenty of vacant land and storefronts Upper East Side! Here's my tip to Century 21, come on uptown if you want me to shop at your business in the future! Otherwise, prices are decent and at this location stock, check out and custom service are typical for discount stores!

Tuesday, 10 March 2026 New York, NY…read more Printemps - the New edition - Ode to Spring and all things Parisienne. After a fabulous week at the PARIS fASHION SHOWS (with Kate Moss everywhere) it was time to return home to New York and - - - Well It Was Rather Bleak when I left - Tons of snow banks everywhere - Low and Behold Today - early March 2026 , 10th day de la mois. C'est 78°F Vraiment. We have arrived - - Is it already Spring?!! Take a stroll through fabulous Printemps right now - remember Henri Bendels? Printemps is similar in such a very pleasant manner. You can THANK ME Later Merci beaucoup, Printemps !

I found a beautiful place to go shopping and a new place to dine. They have a cafe in the first…read morefloor. When I first visited because I was with someone who does not shop, my visit was cut short and thought it was a very small branch of the one in Paris. This time I went alone and discovered the sprawling place and more areas to shop. There were new dining areas I found too. All I can say is I highly recommend this shopping place. Go visit and if you do not come out shopping I hope you are or had some coffee to relax with.

I will start out by saying that I was never a fan of Marshall's. That is until I found this one…read moreglorious example of what every Marshall's should model themselves after! I have only known of this Marshall's location for about the last 2 years. You'd never think a Marshall's would be there. On Washington Street across from One World Trade and a block away from the water by Battery Park City. I only noticed this because I was headed to the Battery Park Regal. I had some time before my movie so I figured I'd kill some time. I wasn't terribly excited because I never had a good Marshall's experience, but I digress. This location is two floors down deep which kills cell service so if youre waiting for any important calls, you won't get them! I cant express how highly impressed I was with everything about this Marshall's. From the items in stock to the cleanliness and the layout, to the selection and the very friendly associates. 2 big floors. The first floor has women's and children's clothing, shoes, holiday items, and health/beauty items. The floor down has men's clothing, pet supplies and household items. A few times a year they have big clearance events. Each department will have their own separate clearance shelves. I've found some GREAT deals during those huge sales. I've found a few different Kate Sommerville cleansers, that are normally $30, for only $10 or $12. Even when they dont have these big events, they always have the clearance sections. I always make a beeline directly to them. Especially the beauty section. I love how they group and display the beauty items in separate colors. Very pleasing to the eye. They have Nars, Anastasia, etc. makeup for awesome prices. I even get my Secret Clinical deodorant for only $6 here. Lots of clothing variety as well. Lots of my favorite brands like Michael Kors and Lucky Brand. Gotten so many cute items here. Got a $110 Michael Kors burgundy hoodie here for only $28 on clearance. Got an Abercrombie sweater for only $8! A decent sized plus-sized section. Spacious and clean dressing rooms. So many different candles. Got the best ever non-stick ceramic pan. The pantry section is surprisingly great. Found so many great new snacks here. Awesome pet section, too. Again, especially in the clearance section! I've done A LOT of damage here. They have cashiers on both floors but mostly just the ones on the upstairs level are ever open. The line could get long at times but they do go pretty fast. Theyre CONSTANTLY asking if you want to sign up for theit credit card. One day I'm going to spill the beans and tell them that I'm very irresponsible when it comes to shopping so stop asking me to sign up for that! I feel like I come here at least once a week. I'll be there tomorrow! My favorite days are hitting up Gong Cha, shopping at Marshall's, going to the Regal down the block and then sitting by the river. Thats my zen place.

Date of visit: April 12, 2026…read more This location is very sneakily hidden on the edge of the World Trade Center complex--we actually had walked past it a couple times without even knowing it was there! There are signs as you enter that they are remodeling, and while this is true, there are areas that were not being remodeled that definitely needed some TLC, such as the entry area that looked like it hadn't been cleaned since before COVID. The store is multiple levels and probably the largest Marshall's I've ever been to, though the layout of the building makes navigating a bit tricky in some instances, such as the L-shaped men's area. Staff were nonexistent as we navigated the store and were barely present for checkout as well. We did find a couple things and took advantage of the no sales tax on clothing in New York, too!

It was a trip for the men's department. All the sales associates were welcoming throughout the…read morestore. Great selection of merchandise. I bought a pair of Allen Edmonds Reserve sneakers from Leo. He was helpful just enough, and nice to talk with. We stopped on the second floor for a delicious lunch. Very small and we sat at the counter and it was perfect end to a day doing a little shopping. We love Bergdorf's.

Purely from my experience dealing with their customer service and the notorious gift card…read moredepartment. Do NOT trust their promotional gift card terms. They're a con business. I'd never have my wife or any of my close ones make a purchase from BG ever again. It's better that BG closes and stops being in business. So much time wasted in dealing with their nonsense.

Today I stopped into the TJ Maxx on Wall Street and ended up leaving because the lines were…read moreunbelievably long. It's a shame because I actually love this location, especially the fun snack aisle with all the different chips and the great selection of household items. When the store is calm, it's one of my favorite places to browse, but the checkout situation today made it impossible to stay.

I am a frequent Tj Maxx shopper, I dont expect anyone to know that but I didnt expect to get…read morehounded by employees like I was a thief. I was with a friend and the entire time the employees were staring us down, following us around the store, there was this one specific: short, bald, and miserable looking man who kept making faces at me, even up when I finished my transaction! I felt like they were targeting me since I am black, my friend is very white passing. This is a racist Tj Maxx, very unwelcoming, do better.

They seem to have a way better selection than when I was here last. I really do like their section…read morefor women and now they carry some tennis/pickleball clothes (which is my fav). I like the feel of this store because it feels as if there is more attention paid to you by the employees here just because of the size of the store. I can't believe they are celebrating their 20th year at this location! Store is not as crowded as the 59th street store so you can look quickly and if they don't have it, they can ship it to you. Give it a whirl. You might surprise yourself (I surprised myself)!

Bloomingdales in SOHO is always a must. Naturally my review and photos appear to be missing. I…read morecan't believe how many times I've been shopping at this location. I've always been a fan of the shoe department. In fact I purchased these leather shoes here and paid full price. I've got a weakness for leather shoes and bags. I think these shoes are Born Brand. I'm hoping I learned my lesson. Every time I wear these I end up with a blister on one of my toes. I've tried having them stretched and that didn't help. Yes Bloomingdales has quality shoes but don't buy them if you think you'll break them in with wear. They broke my wallet and my toes. I'm recommending this Bloomingdales. It's a historic location and business.