(This review is for your store in 105 e 188th St, Bronx NY 10468) I bought a mop on July 11 and…read morewhen a started mopping the floor on july 13, it broke. It didn't last me a minute. I spent 7 dollars on a useless mop. I called the store right away and they told me that since when I bought it, it wasn't broke, I couldn't return it. They stealing people's money. I will not return to this store)

Great cheap prices on everything, you can find all your household needs, toiletries, curtains,…read morehousehold items such as soap and detergent.

Good selection! Came looking for the Beis weekender bag but found the Beis carry on luggage…read moreinstead. Store is cleaned and organized and staff were nice. Presently surprised and will def be back

I had a very horrible experience at this store. I came in specifically looking for the Sand + Fog…read moreperfume oil after seeing it on TikTok. All of the oils were locked up, which I understand is store policy. However, what upset me was the inconsistency in how the policy appeared to be applied. A young Hispanic woman in front of me asked to see a perfume, and the employee allowed her to continue shopping while holding it. When I selected the Sand + Fog oil that I wanted, I was told it had to be taken directly to the register. I said okay because I had no issue following the rules, but I couldn't help but notice the difference in treatment. I also planned to purchase an eyebrow pencil, but after that interaction, I felt uncomfortable and disappointed. It made me feel as though I was being judged as a potential thief over a $14 bottle of perfume, and no customer should be made to feel that way. To make matters worse, the checkout line was extremely long with only two cashiers working. I chose to wait and complete my purchase because I wanted to make a point that I was there to shop, not steal. At the register, I expressed my concerns to the employee and explained that people should not be stereotyped or treated differently based on assumptions about who they are. My friend who was with me is an NYPD officer, and she also addressed the situation, explaining that someone's race does not determine their intentions or character.

I love this Target due to its convenient location. I usually get off the one train and need to pick…read moreup some things before boarding the Metro North. This Target is right around the corner and lets me pick up the little things I need for my home. This is a large location filled with groceries, clothing, electronics, and anything else you might need. It is always packed with people coming in and out. The only downside of this location is the super long lines. It might take you a couple minutes to pick up something but it takes me close to half an hour to get out. On the weekends you are stuck in a long line of families picking up their groceries. I would much rather order online and have delivery services rather than wasting time on a line. This is a good location to pick up things on a non-busy time. However, I would tend to avoid the evenings and weekends as you will be stuck waiting for a long time.

Such a bizarre experience! The cashier's scanner was not reading the chip on my phone. I had made a…read morepurchase at the Fordam Rd Target 3 hours earlier, so I know the problem wasn't on my end. I asked 3x what we should do, and she just kept saying that if I didn't know how to use my phone, she didn't know how to use my phone either...? I left without my items. ‍In addition, I couldn't eat in the food court--see my photo for the caked on food on the tables that look like they haven't been cleaned in months.

I beg to differ. Yes, it's a mess. Yes, you have to dig. But I effin dig this place. To me, Sears…read moreis a secret charm of the Bronx. The place is packed with racks of clothes, most of which are perfectly in line with Fordham Road fashion. It is not an attractive store, but hello it's just a Sears in the first place. In New Jersey, I won't go near the place. I took a chance one day though and drifted across Fordham Rd in search of anything that was not in my closet. Store credit in hand (Sears, department store that it is, sells jewelry and it is not necessarily cheap--so return that yellow gold necklace your great uncle bought that isn't quite your taste and buy some stuff) I browsed the nearly-claustrophobic aisles, if they can even be called aisles. Really it isn't insanely hard to find something fun. Though there's a ton of stuff I wouldn't touch, I've bought a couple nice tops and some tanks in the few times I've gone. There is nothing wrong with them either. Sears does not, we discovered to our dismay when we had unexpected snow, sell gloves and hats or good boots. But what do you want from a Sears in the Bronx?? Swanky people, stay away. This is not for you, but you would never consider entering in the first place. Leave me to love my cheap department store.

OK, let's talk about some things that make Sears look less like Mother Teresa and more like the…read moregreedy corporation they are. Let me first say that this is not about any specific Sears store but Sears unfair cortporate pricing policies. I have a sears refrigerator (Kenmore) for a few years now. The water filters cost me about $35 until a year ago when the price increased to $38. Also, if you buy 2 or more, Sears' excessive handling charge of about $9 is charged on each unit. So effectively the filter costs about $46 each sales tax. I looked up the site of the "Pur" company which made the filters for Sears and found the same ones in Amazon for $30 each with no handling charge. So I saved $17 per filter. Then there was my research to have my kitchen cabinet doors replaced. A very small kitchen. By the time the salesman got finished with the plans to build out the cabinets, replacing all of the counter tops and back splashes, the total was about $15,000. Christ, it only cost me $10,000 to have the kitchen gutted and rebuilt, including stove, refrigerator and dishwasher. Needless to say, I just polished up the cabinet doors and, since the counters and backsplashes are still in mint condition, bought some polish/sealant to restore the luster and saved $15,000. Sears, smarten up! This is a recession for god's sake!

Been coming to this store for years. This location is very busy and they do provide security and…read morepolice person at the door for safety. Place has been recently upgraded with a little revamp which was much needed. Always pleased with all Items purchased here especially Home goods, menswear and woman's apparel. Lines can be long but most definitely worth the wait. I am a T.J.Maxx reward member so every purchase made goes to points to receive new rewards. Always come pre season to get the best deals available prices do matter and they have great items with low prices if you only take the time to look.

I'm on a line with about 50 people and there only two registers open. This is a regular problem at…read morethis store location

Long shopping strip with food vendors. Hard to drive through, normally has traffic and very hard to…read morepark in this area. Highly recommend taking public transportation. I tend to come here regularly for food or dentist appointments

Wandered over after visiting the Bronx Zoo. This is a busy area full of stores, fruit vendors, and…read moremany other things for sale on the streets. You'll find a mix of stores like Burlington, TJ Maxx, Marshall's, Macys backstage, Gap factory, and then random stores like 'Pretty Girl" selling very cheap clothing or Hot Point selling women's clubbing style clothes. It is quite the mix! In the summer catch the carts selling iceys or water bottles from a cooler. It gets crowded. You'll hear a lot of Spanish as there is a heavy Dominican population. It didn't feel unsafe given how busy it was mid-day. Felt a bit like parts of Harlem. Close to Bronx Zoo & Fordham University.

So I came here after going to a different MB. this one I was looking for clothes for my bachelor's…read moretrip-- venturing to the big apple to experience true night life (I enjoyed the Olive Garden at Times Square very much- great mariachi band, unlimited soups, and a huggggeee men's room! (I just came back from Italy so Italian food is my niche, currently!). Anyway. For this nightlife it was clear I needed a fit to match the occasion. I headed downtown to Macy's Backstage after going to the Macy's Backstage in the Bronx to find some fits for clean shaven men. I bought a $16.98 shower kit, a 3 piece ombré suite, and GET THIS!!!! LASGNA SOCKS!!! Wow I was looking dapper. I sent a flick to Edith, my WTB (women too beautiful) and checked out like a champ. Great time!

This place reminds me of a Marshall/ TJ Maxx/ Burlington Coat Factory. If you been to any of these…read moreplaces then not much needs to be said in this review, but If you haven't visit any of these establishments, then just look at the pictures I posted along with this review, The pictures say a thousands words. NAME BRAND PRODUCTS FOR DISCOUNT PRICES, PLUS MORE! Well maybe that's not a thousands words but you get the point. ;)

I love this store. I kind of stumbled onto to. A dress on display caught my attention. I was able…read moreto walk in and try it on even with COViD happening. All of the employees were super friendly and they were able to get me all of the items I wanted. Surprisingly, I went in thinking I would spend $20 and ended up spending almost $200 but it was well worth it. The dresses and costumes that I got were worth every penny.

I was looking for some shoes and clothes for my birthday went to so many stores couldn't find my…read moresize this store made me happy I saw a matching bag and shoes and clothes they made my night it's located at fordham rd all staff is helpful and friendly