Target at this location is near my friend's apartment. It's so convenient when I go for a visit…read more There's so many great stores in this hood. If I ever move with my daughter this is where we plan to live. I've never had a problem here. It was a week day off peak shopping hours. Easy in and easy out. I'm recommending.

Just another typical Target location this one up in Harlem. Very clean and organized. It's…read moreconnected to a Trader Joe's which makes for a double shot of shopping if you have the wallet for it. While I was here checking out the store I got what I needed, and checkout moved pretty quickly. No complaints.

The store is convenient to come to as there are not many target stores in the Bronx. It's not a…read moremajor mall in a prominent area. However, everything is locked up because of how often people steal in this area so it's hard to shop. If you need deodorant, you need to wait for a target employee to come and unlock it for you. Most of the key things that you need are locked up. There is a good selection of items, but it's hard to get when everything is locked up.

I went in today with my two littles, we love just shopping at target. We were nearby this one so…read moredecided to go in and wow this place is GHETTO. The lines are ridiculously long, the staff overworked no service at all. There was one representative in the exchange and refunds department around 3pm, who literally hated her job. Kept saying she should've called out in my opinion should not be working with people. People with no social skills should not be employed to deal with customers. Without customers there ain't no jobs. Maybe stock department will be ideal, since everyone needs a job, but don't ruin it for others that can be grateful for having a job in customer service.

This Columbus Avenue location is good overall, but it feels like every time I visit, the layout has…read morechanged again. On my most recent trip, I noticed the jewelry section was moved closer to the fitting rooms, and the makeup, skincare, and body products are now near the elevators. Everything feels a bit mushed together at times, which makes browsing a little confusing. The linen section could definitely use improvement there isn't much variety when it comes to pillows or bedding. On the bright side, checkout has gotten faster! I've noticed more cashiers recently, which makes a big difference. I usually stop by this location when I'm looking for something I couldn't find elsewhere, or when I want to compare prices between TJ Maxx and HomeGoods.

This is a very small location and not particularly well organized…read more The fitting room experience is frustrating--they treat every customer as if they're a potential thief. You're required to hand over all items before entering, and the staff takes their time counting everything to ensure sensors are attached. When you come out, the process repeats--they count everything again and ask what you're purchasing. It's honestly quite annoying. Security presence is minimal; the guard usually just stands near the elevator and doesn't seem actively engaged. Occasionally, there are NYPD officers on-site, though it's unclear why. The checkout line is typically very long, but to their credit, it does move quickly. Overall, I give this location 3 out of 5 stars. I usually manage to find something worth buying, but I'm not really a fan of the overall experience at this store.

I just moved here from Las Vegas, and I don't understand what's going on at Burlington Coat Factory…read moreon 125th Street. I went there to shop, and as soon as I walked onto the floor, security started following me. Being followed around ruined my entire shopping experience. Every time I go there, it feels very uncomfortable to shop. They have police at the entrance and security harassing Black men as they try to shop. Burlington Coat Factory is a terrible place for a Black man to shop because they racially profile you as a criminal. It's located in a Black community, yet it targets Black men while they're simply trying to shop. It does not feel safe shopping there. You're treated as guilty before you're even seen as a customer. I hate that Burlington Coat Factory made me feel this way. Just a terrible place to shop. "Boycott this Burlington Coat Factory!"

This is a rather large store and it looks pretty clean and organized and it looks like they have a…read morelot of stuff on inventory. So I was about to spend some quality time in here however my bladder was acting up and they claimed restroom was not in working order. Management if you want people to spend time and money in your store make sure to have a restroom available. It's completely unacceptable and waste of time for your customers to go find a restroom that they can use. I went downstairs and asked Raymour and Flanigan if they knew of a public restroom and they were so kind to let me use theirs. Did I bother going back upstairs to Burlington? No. Why should I? What if I have to go to the bathroom again? I think it should be illegal for stores not to have restrooms available for their customers

Everything I purchase, (sheets and men's underwear and a grille. The grill was a perfect steal. The…read moreunderwear and the sheets slightly irregular. (Wasn't paying attention to the Hanes and the sheets weren't marked)

Found everything I was looking for for my daughter's dorm: stainless steel paper towel holder, 2…read moreusb power strips, a black lounging robe, a pair of Hurley pants and some J Brand sneakers...for $40 something dollars! Bonus is that the manager is very helpful too.

This may become my go-to Marshall's when I'm in the city. The store was bigger than expected with…read morewide aisles and merchandise neatly hung or shelved. PLUS, there was a ton of stuff with red tag reductions. The staff I interacted with was pleasant, the restroom was clean -- really, nothing lacking.

Marshall's at this location is still my favorite. The employees are all so friendly and polite…read more Today's customer service was exceptional. The floor employees were smiling and stocking shelves. The store is clean and has a restroom if you need one. I love this store!

Well went back more recently again and encountered other nice people such as a very attentive Asian…read moreman.

Young Lady Tesna is AMAZING and ALWAYS ready to assist you with anything in the express…read moreself-checkout section. As an early riser, front store assistant manager (or should be), on any given "early" day, Tesna is welcoming with her warm smile and ready to helpful if needed. She definitely adds a smile to your day and morning. Thank you Tesna for being you!

Very upset to find out that this Marshalls opened up after I moved out of Washington Heights. They…read morealways do that to me wherever I live. Lots of stores popping up after I leave. Then when I return to the area, the whole area is 360 degrees versus what I got when I used to be there. Sucks So this Marshalls is in a newly renovated hub at the Port Authority bus terminal, which was opened after I left! So pissed because shopping options were limited back in the day. This Marshalls isn't that big though in my opinion. I checked out the kids/toddlers section and there was not that many options left. Also it is somewhat messy and a lot of clothes especially in the toddlers only have 1 size left because either a lot of people took them or it's just 1 item of that style. Some of the styles are also dirty from someone's makeup or food stains so that sucks. Good thing is that the bathrooms work here last time I came.

Service is very good and staff is very friendly and helpful when necessary. I would recommend that…read moreyou get whatever you need from them.