I stepped away from shopping here for a while after Target shifted away from its DEIA commitments,…read moreand that change in stance has stuck with me since. These days when I do go, I stick to drive up and pick up rather than walking the aisles -- it's quicker, and it keeps me from browsing into things I didn't come for in the first place. Practical enough for a quick errand, but my overall feelings about the company are still mixed.

Shopping for items for a 2year old. I found several cute…read moreoutfits. I also grabbed some Sesame Street toys that she's gonna love. Service was really good, there were a few registers open with smiling staff to assist. I like this location a lot. Always clean. Always well stocked with the items I'm looking for.

For a Marshalls, this one was just A-ok!! Nothing major about this one. They have a small bedding…read moredepartment and a small shoe department. Nothing to write home about. But it is Marshalls, and there is always a deal to be found!!

This is a huge location and is fairly clean and organized…read more The beauty and jewelry selections are amazing!! And I was able to find some very unique and beautiful gift bags...that I could NOT find at several other locations... So even though TJ Maxx is a one stop shop, if you're specifically looking for beauty, jewelry, and lovely gift bags, this particular location should be a go-to. And the customer service is very personable and attentive at the jewelry counter. Parking is very accessible and offers tons of spaces right out front. I highly recommend this location!

I took a day to go out shopping and spend some time and money on me for once. I like going to a…read moreplace like this to pick through the items that I don't always see in the regular places we go. This location is heavily used. It is jam packed with items that we all come to expect from a TJ Maxx. I immediately went to the home goods section as I was looking for some gadgets and storage. I need to up my game when it comes to prepping and cooking. I went through everything they had to offer. I was half tempted to buy several items, but I brough myself back to my senses because I knew now was not the time to do so. Although, I'm kicking myself over this, because I doubt I will what I saw at the same price any time soon. I mulled over a few items, picked them up and walked around with them. I eventually talked myself out of the items. I will be back here at some point, I know I will end up with those items.

I had the opportunity to visit this staple of American life yesterday, while running some errands…read morein Waldorf. Walmart is the retailer we all love to hate, specifically because of the misguided methods we regularly hear about in the media about how the company manages it's workforce, and because of the consistently poor standard of customer service we tend to experience in many of these stores. When it comes to LONG queues, clueless stockers, disdainful customer service reps, and some of the weirdest and disturbed patrons, Walmart definitively takes the biscuit. On this occasion however, my visit to Walmart INSIDE was...average. It was normal. The store aisles and shelves were tidy and organized. Employees were milling about scanning product and reading through print outs and checking people in short queues. Not one was randomly hanging around doing eff-all squared. I wandered through the store purposely looking for coolant and after asking two employees for the automotive section, I found it myself. One of the lads I asked didn't seem to realize his store sold motor oil, coolant, air filters etc. The other young chap simply didn't appear to understand the word "automotive" and literally accompanied his blank expression with a head-scratch. Anyway, away I went to fetch my coolant, and then some bottled water. On the way to the tills I did note that the store was actually in great condition. No merchandise spilling on the floor or strewn halfway off the shelves as if organized by some drunken associate; displays were clean and tidy; the floors were swept and shiny; and the noise pollution was down to a minimal (no bleating children or obnoxious men/women shouting into their Bluetooth headsets). I did encounter several women of different makes and models bloody blocking aisles with their mindless habit of standing in the middle of the corridor with their cart angled so that you had to specifically ask them to please let you through or just go around altogether. But that is standard at almost any Walmart. It then struck me that I had ventured into this store on a random Wednesday and at late morning. I assumed that I had been lucky in visiting when I did. Happy days - I got a normal, average experience at a Walmart. OUTSIDE the store however was the usual pick-and-mix cast off the Jerry Springer show who bring their problems to a Walmart parking lot and insist on sharing with the rest of society. Several people sat in their cars blasting their music at obnoxiously high decibels because they want you to forcibly appreciate their great musical tastes - even a big rotund fellow on a motorcycle was jamming out; angry-looking people raging and swearing at each other over random semi-private issues; rough-looking members of the local community standing around in front of the store mean-mugging everyone approaching the front doors as if they're going to spontaneously combust and start a fight; employees in headphones roughly pushing around carts and casually contorting them around parked cars; dodgy-looking lads shifting around nervously and walking in-between cars and looking around furtively; and people parked in the middle of lanes just sat there possibly waiting for Christmas or for a parked car to suddenly vacate a space. Although I am usually internally doing the "happy dance" every time I drive away from the parallel universe that is your average Walmart, on this visit, I was overall pleased with the quality of the store INSIDE. If I do return here it will definitely be on a Wednesday and late morning. In the meantime, take care of yourselves, and each other.

i came in 10 minutes before they closed and right as they closed they were ushering us to get out…read moreand i already had my stuff ready and ready to check out, they lucky i didn't steal it

Horrible Horrible Horrible everything..customer service ...I knew not to go here what was I…read morethinking..waited in line for 10mins one cashier asked the other for help she proceed to fold clothes..great new opening..hoodilicous

I was supposed to have a job interview today at this Burlington location. I was excited but nervous…read moreat the interview, as expected but what I didn't know that this job listing was a "false advertisement." So I just walked in the store, ready to get interviewed so I showed the security guard my confirmation email/text but the manager said, "we're not hiring and we use a third party." That disappointed and embarrassed me, I don't understand why they would do this. Why are you advertising a job listing when you aren't hiring people? It's not only an embarrassment and humiliation on my part but to the other applicants who applied for this job listing. The ultimate intention of this post is to alert people that not every job listing is true and that the company should be more transparent and factual when posting said job listing and if they're not hiring people, they should email the applicants politely saying that they're not hiring. Edit: I'm a college student and I applied to this job as a part-time worker. The management didn't allow me to sit down with me to explain how come they weren't hiring.

I love using the Amazon option to drop my returns to Kohls…read more I often wonder around and check out the toys, shoes and clothes. This day I stumbled upon their boys summer sale and purchased several items for my sons. I love the Sephora inside the kohls. They don't always have what I'm looking for but they have a lot of options to choose from. I appreciate the quality of the items I find. I feel the value matches the price! The customer service is a little off, but you can usually find someone to help you in the customer service department.

The salesperson was very friendly and knowledgeable about the Kohl's cash and the sales…read more I was in the Waldorf. MD store. The store was very well organized and clean.

As a continuation of TJ Maxx, I came in here to keep searching for those items I was looking for…read more As expected, there is not much of a difference in items on stock. I went straight towards the kitchen gadget section. In this store, there seemed to be more people which made it harder to browse. I felt like I was being pushed out of aisles just as I was starting to get a glimpse at what was offered. Unfortunately, they too did not have what I was looking for. I did the same where I would grab a few items, walk around, then think it through. I ended up walking out of here without anything.

The service here is great. The employees are pleasant and always helpful…read more They always have 1 of a kind things you can find when it comes to furniture.

This 980,418 square foot mall is located in Waldorf, MD. It was built in 1990. As you would expect,…read morethere is tons of parking available. It is managed by the Simon Property Group that manages many malls across the country. The mall is home to over 120 stores and has Dick's Sporting Goods, J. C. Penney, Kohl's, Macy's, and Macy's Home Store. as it anchors. I visited this mall on a Thursday night in mid-December and it was. pretty empty. Santa Claus was there though. What stuck out to me the most about the mall was how clean it was. It was very clean and updated. It had a play area for kids and you will find stores such as Yankee Candle, Bath & Body Works, GameStop, Build a Bear, Foot Locker, Journey, Hot Topic, Spencer's, The Children's Place, Pandora, Zales, Finish Line, Claires, Sip and Paint and Victoria's Secret. There is also an AMC movie theater, a selfie museum and post office there too. It should be noted that the Charles County Government plans on opening a Sports and Wellness complex in the old Sears location very soon. The opening date has not been announced yet. In addition to a vistit from Santa the mall hosts the Easter Bunny, Financial Workshop for Children, Animal Shelter Pet Adoptions, Maryland Kids in Safety Seats event, Game nights and hiring events. You will find a fair selection of eateries that feature America's Best Wings, Charley's, Auntie Annes, Sabarro, Ocean Blue Grill, Jeff's Burgers, Haagen-Dazs, Asian Chao and Cinnabon. I will admit that the mall has a well documented history of thefts, and violent acts including shootings and stabbings, but I did not feel unsafe during my visit. In a time when malls are dying, I like this one. It is easily accessible (by car and public transit), has all my favorite mall stores and eateries and is very clean and updated. I would recommend checking this mall out.

This mall had gone downhill I can recall when this was a…read moremall people would travel from other areas for. I live in Waldorf and usually avoid this mall. Always full of rowdy teens. The best things about this mall are the food court and the gym shoe stores! Kohls has a good foot in because they offer Amazon return drop off and Sephora This mall quite frankly sucks!! Full of stores no one wants to shop in!

It's Saturday!! It took me 45 min to checkout! The line was clearly long, managers just ignored it…read more 2 people working checkout. After 30 min, they add 1. People walking out of line.. Store is clean. But take care of the customers that want to spend and are ready.

Today was a better experience than I usually have. Although it was very crowded there was…read moreorganization in most merchandise areas. Helpful employees, no rude encounters this time. I do wish they would open registers when they see the line becoming super long. Great prices on the toys we know the kids will break or misplace. No need to overcharge for junk. Overall satisfaction today. But that does not change how my normal experiences are at the Burlington.