Wow, I can not believe my eyes!!! Macy's @ Del Monte is the BEST! I have been a customer, since late 70's. I shop just about every week. The staff will try their best to help you to find what you need & want. You can order from store without paying shipping. I always find great deals. Macy's @ Del Monte is my 2nd home. Love that place! read more

I love the girls at Benefit. Sonya has been doing my eyebrows for a while and Ive stopped by to look at makeup and they are so knowledgable and kind, with great ideas and I never feel forced to buy stuff I'll never need or use. read more

Please open! I need clothes and good shoes! My shoes have worn a hole in them since this so called Corona virus. I'm not from San Francisco. I'm from Monterey, CA. read more

I recently went to grab my favorite foundation, Double Wear, at the Macy's Estée Lauder and have been doing so for years. However on this particular occasion I was welcomed by Rachel, who could not have been more wonderful and helpful if she tried. Thank you Rachel for all your help! read more

I'm pretty sad to give this store such a low rating, especially since I used to work there many many moons ago. The store was pretty filthy. Not only on the display racks (I'm talking massive dust balls), but the floor itself looks like it hasn't been vacuumed or cleaned in quite some time. When I needed help in the jewelry department, I basically went on a goose hunt to find a customer service rep...I ultimately gave up since it became apparent that there was only ONE employee to run the the handbag department AND fashion jewelry area. Seriously? Come on, now! I felt sorry for the gal because she was obviously overwhelmed since she had about fifteen grumpy customers, like myself, wanting help and wasn't getting it. When I walked through the other departments, I wasn't acknowledged, no one smiled at me...NO ONE HELPED ME! When I worked for Macys, you always made a guest feel like they exist and ask if they needed anything. Has management really gone downhill THAT bad in terms of training and enforcing the rules? Just..sad & disappointing that this location has gone downhill. read more

Trying to buy a pair of shoes at this Macys is like trying to get a drink at an overcrowded bar. They are understaffed, and don't give you the time of day unless you are a wealthy-looking, middle-aged woman, who thinks they can bring their little shit-dog everywhere. I don't like shopping in stores with dogs. gross. It's not a kid, you can leave them at home. Macy's has no idea what kind of life I live or how much money I am able to spend in the store, so just because I may be in sweat pants, and pushing around a kid or two in a stroller, it is not a good business tactic to serve me last (or wait for me to wave my arms around like an airplane traffic controller). Plus, I am in my 30s. I have a lot more shopping-years left in me, than these older women, who look like cadavers being propped up with silicone and gaudy jewelry. I don't normally write these reviews, but I have been in the women's shoe department at this Macy's 7 times since Christmas (buying, returning, buying, returning, attempt to buy and baby starts crying, buying), and this is the kind of service I received every single time. Different employees, different days of the weeks, different times in the day; my patronage is apparently not welcome there. And please put a diaper changing station in your restrooms. read more

The staffing in the shoe department is obviously commission based. They only help you if they think you are going to immediately buy a pair of shoes. It is not service--just rush to get you shoes and then ignore you. It's pretty pathetic. The housewares department is pretty pathetic as well. With the exception of Jillian (she is very knowledgeable and helpful), the girl I spoke with was completely incompetent. I asked her about reidel glassware and she looked at me as though I had a third head. She had no idea that there were different glasses for different varietals. read more

Just had the absolute worst experience in the shoe department. For the second time. These people are paid commission so they help who they think they'll get the biggest commission from. They also get a kickback for talking you into applying for a credit card. I was planning on spending a lot of money because I had a few pairs of pumps I had come in for. Couldn't get anyone to give me the time of day. Shopped online, spent the $300 I would have spent at Macys. Their loss. read more

The worker at the bed section was SO mean. He made me move because I was touching the mattress when I wasnt. Worst employee

What a well- kept store with plenty of stock. Loved my visit here during my vacation in Monterey. With coupons and helpful cashiers I was able to pick up some items I forgot for reasonable prices. I simply love their clothes, especially the brands INC and Studio M. I was able to walk out of here for under a hundred bucks with a swimsuit, two fancy shirts, and one sun hat. Usually a swimsuit alone could run me that. I'd come back if ever on vacation here again. read more

Came to Macy's today which I NEVER do. To be honest Macy's is tacky and doesn't have the brands I like. There is no other department store in the area so I basically didn't have a choice. My daughter needed some bedding for school so she picked out a Tommy Hilfiger comforter set for $220 and some towels. When we got to the register the sales clerk (who was super friendly and nice) informed us the set was on sale. I was like cool, and then she told me the $220 set was $27. I was confused at first and didn't believe her until she showed me the sales sticker. Can you say Winning! And for that they get 5 stars! So there. read more

I've been a regular customer here but the service just got really bad. Went to buy some shoes & the sales clerk was busy talking to his friend, then attended another customer even though I was next in line & then when asked for a pair of shoes, I sat there for a long wait, but he never brought them. I decided to spend my money elsewhere. These clerks could use some training. read more

We were recently in Monterey and stopped on our way home to get a bottle of Chanel Haute Chocolat nail polish. The chick at the Chanel counter was too busy yapping with some dude who was hitting on her, they talked about their Facebook accounts for like 5 minutes. I headed over to the Clinique counter where a 40-ish blonde with long hair was cleaning the counter, it was about 5 minutes to closing. I asked her if she could help me in the Chanel counter and she snapped, "there's a girl there, isn't there?" I nearly told her where to go but my husband said "she's busy, can you help us out?" So Blonde Bitch goes over, grabs the sample polish and sticks it in Chanel girl's face, "she wants this" and walks past us, snapping at my husband "it only takes a minute" - OMG, I wanted to slap this bitch and make her stay late. Turns out they're out of the polish - then why have the sample out??? I know it's a temporary product, so I ask if I can buy the sample. Chanel Girl snaps no, I'm sure because she wants to take it home herself. TERRIBLE SERVICE, between airhead Chanel Girl and Blonde Bitch, this is one cosmetics counter to avoid!!! read more

I recently went to the Dior counter to get color matched for a bb cream. Estee Lauder was suppose to send me their bb cream but I received a letter in the mail a week later stating that they do not have my shade, boo :( However my experience at the Dior counter made up for it! Sharon and another sale associate were so helpful and informative on the product(s) I was looking for. Besides my hunt for a bb cream that isn't heavy and is super hydrating, the SA (she's half korean, I forgot her name!) recommended a very hydrating oil serum and the essential 1. I was very skeptical because I began using SK-II essence 2 months ago and I really wanted to fall in love with it (but my pregnancy hormones is drying the life out of my skin). I purchased the Dior skin care products knowing that I can return it if it does not work for me. A few days later, Sharon the counter manager gave me a courtesy call to follow up with me. I expressed that within just a few days of switching up my skin regimen, I absolutely find each skin care product so effective already! I appreciate that they remember me (maybe because I have a loud voice when I am excited??) But I feel that they took the extra time to make me feel the one on one attention. I only have one booger to pick: it seems that when I spend a certain amount of money, I do not receive as much free "goodies" which I have been told from a different SA. If I'm investing over $500, one little perfume sample is not going to "wow" me (this SA was not the person helping me in the first place, she was gathering my items together). I guess it just depends who you get when you purchase your products. Over all, I walked out feeling great! read more

My dear Yelp friends - I must disagree with your collective reviews. I have found that I can always find what I need at Macy's. Whether it is some quality towels, a coffee grinder, a suitcase, an acid green BCBG dress, sleeveless fur coat, Bare Escentuals - you name it, they have it. And they always have some type of promo going on. I don' t think the prices are really that different to say, Marshalls. I haven't ever been disappointed by the selection of items I can find here. They also have Wacoal underwear and I have always found select sales associates to be helpful, especially Iris in the Impulse department. The long-term guys in Women's Shoes really rock. Eli has been my "go-to" guy for years and I think Macy's has a decent selection of shoes. No Louboutin's for sure, but they have great work-appropriate shoes and I am always well-shod in a nice pair of Tahari's or Calvin Klein's, even Coach and Michael Kors. Besides, I mean, let's be real - where else are we going to go? We have no Saks any longer as far as department stores and we have no real department store any longer for homegoods. Perhaps I am just making the best of a sorry situation. read more

Here are my thoughts about Macys: good customer service, horrible music, way overpriced clothes. I bought a pair of pants and a shirt for $70! The pants were $40 and those were on sale! I can't imagine buying pants that aren't on sale here! The shirt with a simple nike logo on it cost $28, yes $28 for a shirt. I won't be shopping here again. However the pants they had were great, just way overpriced. They played justin bieber in the store and I wanted to get the hell out. Main point: Go to a different clothing store. read more

I recently went shopping and experienced both wonderful customer service and just plain bad. In the women's dress department, the customer service was very pleasant and extremely helpful. The sales associate was kind enough to place all my clothes in a stall to hold it for me and then also check on me while I was trying on dresses. She ran back to check for other sizes as well. The shoe department is another story. I ALWAYS get bad service. The sales staff welcome me to the department and then look at my feet/shoes. They decided if they want to help me by what I'm wearing on my feet. I had a sales associate tell me that there really wasn't anything in there department for me. (I had a hair appt later that afternoon, so I wasn't wearing makeup) I asked her, in front of her manager, if I should go elsewhere. At that point she spent about 5 minutes with me. I was in a time crunch as I needed shoes for an event that evening. When I took of my sneakers she saw I had recently had a pedicure, then she seemed more helpful. All my friends say to go to Carmel to buy shoes. I'm sure not going back to Macy's for my shoes. read more

I come here every Sunday so obviously I can't get enough! I love the MAC counter and you can get your makeup done for free if you buy $50 worth of makeup - well worth it if you're going out to a fancy event, but make a reservation first. read more

Wow, I am surprised to see such negative reviews of this place. It's Macy's. That doesn't change much from place to place. The parking is convenient. The bathrooms aren't tucked away on the top level away from convenience. They are off of one of the men's sections on the middle level. The staff I encountered was all very helpful, and even helped me "work the system" to get the best prices, and the make-up counter bonuses. The three levels are kind of nice, so things aren't crowded. I don't love that the Juniors section is downstairs, or that the Macy's woman is even in its own storefront, but I think it's all in the name of having plenty of space for the merchandise. I like that it doesn't seem crowded. read more

Won't recommend The Sunglass Hut inside MACY's. I went there to ask if they can fix my husband's Rayban glasses the lady there broke it. And it took them 2 months for them to replace it. But before then I bought a D&G glasses there and the lady I talked to told me that it was Polarized (by then I don't know that you can check the glasses if they are polarized by looking into that glass and if you see the word polarized then the glasses is polarized) the lady didn't show it to me but because there is 'P' sign on it I didn't bother. Few months later, because of my husband's Rayban glasses issue, they let him check that the replacement glasses is polarized and then I went back the next day to try out my D&G glasses and figured out that it IS NOT! I talked to the manager and complain about it, I don't have the receipt with me anymore but they checked the credit card number and my name on the system and they replaced it with a polarized one right away! Such an ERRRRR! 1 star because of what I have experienced and another 1 star because they replaced both glasses for free even though they are out of warranty. read more

Being in Monterey, I expected a bit more from this Macy's. It's not as bad as Eastridge, but I consistently receive better customer service at Oakridge. Their selection isn't great either. Their dress section consists of a maybe 5 regular racks and 2-3 clearance racks. I've been spoiled by the selection at Valley Fair, where you're swimming in racks and racks of dresses. They do have a decent shoe selection. read more

boooo...... just not as good as some other Macy's.... kinda dirty, messy and customer service is lacking. still can find what you need in a pinch, usually... read more

I used to be a Service Manager at this Macy's back in the day....boy have times changed! Customer service is so lacking. Here's my story: I wasn't looking to actually buy anything, but found a sweater that was a good deal. The sign at top said "use your Macy's card and get an additional 20% off." Also, when I did the price check at the kiosk, it also said "use your Macy's card and save an additional $5 (which was 20%)". I'm sold! There was no line at this particular cashier counter. She rang me up and she even had a 20% coupon she scanned--which was nice since I left mine at home. I mentioned the additional 20% using my Macy's card from the sign and price check kiosk since it didn't come up. Her response to me was, "sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't." What the hell is that??? She gives me my receipt and then I had to ask for the additional 20% off for using my Macy's card. Her response was, "do you have the card that shows that. Um, I just told you that the sign and price check kiosk states it. Well, she gives it me. My point being is that this type of situation should not have happened--she should have given it to me without me asking. I get it--automation makes our lives easier, but errors can occur. When I worked there I would have just said sure, here you go. What got me was her statement "sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't." Unless you can clearly tell me why it didn't work, then you need to make it work. I used to do customer service training at this Macy's when I was a manager, it seems they really cut back on those types of investments. I did get a survey from this Macy's shortly thereafter asking me to share my experience (first time ever I've received one and I've shopped there many times). This, at least, could be a sign that they recognize the need to address the customer experience. I did get a response back from the store manager thanking me for the feedback and assurance that customer service will be addressed. Let's hope so... read more

I have shopped at Macy's stores all up and down the state, in numerous cities. Unfortunately, I live near the one in Monterey - the worst of the lot. The customer service is so poor in this store, I wish they'd just put in self-checkouts. It would be a vast improvement. Just one of the many, many poor experiences I've had there: I was shopping with a friend and her 8 year old daughter for clothes, and the two girls who were working that section, instead of offering us any help, proceeded to carry on a loud and personal conversation about birth control methods, including abortion. I was so shocked I simply took my friend and her daughter and left. But not shocked enough to go report it to anyone, because sadly, it's not an isolated incident. Lack of professionalism, poor training, not enough staffing - all long time problems with this Macy's. I'll drive two-three hours to shop at another location...a major inconvenience. When I heard rumors that a Nordstrom's might go into the vacated Mervyn's spot in the Del Monte Center, my heart did a happy dance. But no such luck. We're getting a Forever 21. DMC's commitment to mediocrity remains firm. read more

There is 1 reason why I feel guilty about giving this store 1 star & that is why I have decided on 2: the Mac counter. They are friendly & helpful which I appreciate when you just want to get in and out of a makeup counter without having them insist that your face needs to try the latest "whatever." With that said, sure I can find things at Macy's when I am in a pinch (my husband just needed an outfit for the cuz's wedding & in a 1 stop shop we paid a little more but got everything we needed), but you pay a fortune even if it is on sale. Bottom line: if you price shop elsewhere, you can find the same thing cheaper you are looking for. read more

Review for Macy's Women's. I've gone back a few more times, and every time at least half the store has been 40-70% off and the sales people are super helpful as always. read more

This is truly the worst Macy's I have ever been to. The staff is so unfriendly and so unhelpful. I am being forced to shop here for maternity clothes and they can never bother to actually hang the proper clothing on the right hanger. It's so difficult to find sizes and there is no one to help you find what you need. Furthermore I waited in line- once in children's and once in maternity. I stood in line for a total of 20 minutes. Get your shit together Macy's. read more

Has been around as long as i can remember, have been getting good clothes here all my life and havent had a complaint.

This is a big shoutout to Chantal at the Bobbi Brown counter! What a talent! I am moving from Monterey and I will miss her! I am a professional and a mom of three with very little time and she devised a great routine and pick great products for me. She has a lot of knowledge to share, has refined taste and is very personable. If anyone in the company reads this, she is a gem! read more

I had buy a watch through online but they sent me a dead watch So one star for that experience read more

We recently purchased a ring from Macy's and were really happy with the girls service and at the fact that we got the ring and an awesome discounted prize. We had to send the ring to be sized and the girl told us our ring would be ready for pick up in 2 weeks. We're going on 3 weeks now and every time we call to see if it's arrived they say no or that they're too busy to talk. The last girl we spoke with, named Hilary said she was too busy to check through the paperwork and to call tomorrow maybe someone else will have the time to look. Which I find ridiculous when your job is to help customers! She was so rude. I'm so disappointed and frustrated if they would have followed through with their word and actually talk to you when you call then it would have been a totally different review... read more

In general i am not a big fan of this Macy's because the quality of the clothing is not as good as i would like and it sometimes seems that corporate HQ must have dumped the dregs in this store thinking we are hicks or something like that. That being said, i was pleasantly surprised yesterday evening when my husband and i went to the bath/bedding department. I neglected to note her name but I was helped by a very knowlegeable and friendly young woman who even stayed past her clock out time to finish up with us. Too bad that after all her efforts the store was out of stock of what we wanted! Supposedly it will be shipped in 10 days, we'll see. I hope Macy's management takes note: customer service is hugely important and the sad thing about this Macy's is that it is noteworthy when it happens. read more

What a horrible experience despite the nice associate who told me he couldn't help me. Guessing they'll be in the next round of Macy's closures. Tried to return a blouse purchased on 12/24/17 and he told me it wouldn't scan as purchased. No refund. No help. On to the next blouse which apparently couldn't be returned because it was over 30 days (Christmas purchase) and was "Last Chance". Only problem is that there was no indication at time of purchase that it was "last chance". As the associate said, "Yeah, we get that a lot. Nothing on the tag says anything." Canceling my card- benefits don't outweigh this! read more

Interesting experience on a Sat. morning in the shoe dept. my cousin and me were the first to arrive at 10:00 a.m. Noticed a lady who brought in a little terrier chi mix on a long retractable leash. The leash and dog just ran right in front of us on the carpeted section of the shoe dept and deposited 3 separate piles of poop. We actually had to notify this lady of what her "non-service doggy" had just done! Of course she was shocked and said her little girl had never done that before! We then notified a very nice salesman of "clean up needed on isle 1"! The lady asked him for a plastic poopie bag as she had not come prepared with one. Reluctantly, he replied they no longer carried plastic bags. My cousin noticed a few plastic bags sitting on top of a shoe display, but they had holes in them. I suspect they're bags shoes are wrapped with inside boxes. At any rate, the salesman quickly ran them over to the stinky messes and quickly doubles up the bags for her, explains the several holes. She had the unmitigated Gaul to mention wrist hurt too badly to pick up the deposits! Hats off to this very kind man who immediately took care of the junk from the trunk and called housekeeping right away. After a few minutes, we decided to go upstairs to look at dresses and would come back later when it didn't smell so vial. We shopped upstairs and time got away from us where we decided to go have lunch and take our purchase to the car. After shopping at other stores in the center, we returned to Macy's shoe dept at 2:30 pm, shocked to see (and smell) housekeeping had still not been there! Oh my! The nice salesman had also just returned from his lunch break and so of course, we called attention to the still uncleaned carpet. He was just flabbergasted. He again called housekeeping and explained this was not his first request from the time the store opened! He said the clean up lady did not speak English, but as we tried on shoes (away from the stench) the cleaning lady arrived. I translated the remnants waiting for her and we all kind of chuckled as my Spanish is not great...but easily understood by that sweet lady as I pointed to the smears. Kudos to that poor salesman, who went above and beyond the call of duty in my opinion. He had placed two chairs to block that area, but someone had removed them while he was very busy and then gone to lunch. Terrible actions with that lady bringing that dog in unprepared for the poop drops and taking no responsibility for it besides. I'm on board with bringing in "service animals" but should at least come prepared with clean ups! Be on the lookout and watch where you step.....Shoes ON advised! read more

Macy's has a Plenti points program...the points turn into money. My friend purchased $2,000 worth or sheets and bedding and the employee Matt who checked us out and forgot to ask for The Plenti card. After making another purchase in a separate department and working with Kristen who was super friendly in addition to asking for our Plenti card, she called her manager multiple times just to ensure discounts when ordering additional items that were not in the store. When we realized we didn't use the Plenti card on the other purchase, I insisted my friend make sure to get points for her previous large purchase..I first called the 800 number but after all the inputting of information, the offices were closed. Walking out my friend said I will just ask Matt and he just wasn't having it. "You will need to call them." I'm thinking "dude you are lucky she doesn't just return everything on the spot and repurchase it." No apology, nothing, there is something to be said for customer service. Kristen well done! read more

Went into the watch department at macys today looking to purchase a watch. Browsed for a good time, examining several items. The lady at the counter was chit chatting with a customer about old high school memories or something of the sort, which was fine. Just wish that after she was done, she would have at least acknowledged the customer with a watch in his hand ready to purchase. Instead, I got the cold shoulder followed with an "I'm going on break" which was said indirectly to me, announcing her decision to not assist. Whatever. Guess I'll have to get a watch elsewhere. read more

Ok... so today @ Chanel makeup counter and Ralph lauren perfume counter I was very happy! Great customer service! even got some freebies!!!

Understaffed during the holidays, long lines and no one available for customer service.

I have came here twice for kitchen and dining and received outstanding customer service and even better deals than other stores or online commerce. I will continue to come here before I buy online. read more

Okay Chris in the men's Levis department is honestly amazing. He knows exactly what he's talking about and is super friendly! He is the only reason my boyfriend bought some jeans from Levis. Thank you Chris! read more