Not bad, but it's worth noting that the prices here are usually a dollar or two more than the Plymouth and Abington Marshalls. Same stuff so I'm assuming it's because Marshfield is a "wealthier" location so they charge more? Also not all items that are the same are the same price, for example I bought three identical bowls and they were priced $2.00 for one and $3.50 for the other two. AND I left behind the identical ones that were marked $6.00. read more

Managment here is incredibly rude. I was shopping here the other day and witnessed unprofessional behavior in front of customers. It made my checkout and shopping experience awkward and uncomfortable. I left feeling unhappy from my experience shopping at this store. Employees here do not seem happy and it shows in their work performance (Maybe a company issue idk) I feel bad for the few pleasant staff I have encountered time to time. I've on purpose avoided shopping here unless I have to. read more

This is a Marshalls/Home Goods store which most are turning into now, which means the store is split in two yet open. This Marshalls has a strange layout, usually most are uniform but maybe it's the shape of the store but the women's shoes were tucked away to the right so I totally missed them when I was walking in and the store was closing when I was walking out so sucks for me! I was surprised at the lack of stuff they had. It seems that Home Goods has taken a dive since joining stores with Marshalls as this has been a common theme. Not much furniture and kind of sporadic random items. No rhyme or reason. I came to the Marshfield store bc in the past the Marshalls had been above par in comparison to others as it usually depends on the locale and community their serving. Today I was disheartened. This shopping trip was very odd, more so due to the employees, with all due respect that follows. I was browsing around and heard the "we are closing in x amount of minutes" twice in the matter of 10 minutes so I went to the front register at 920. I was waiting there as 3 employees were behind the registers sorting items, 2 walking back and forth and 1 at the register and another in front of the registers. I stood there patiently as I thought they were just talking about items as it looked that way and then I thought maybe she was checking out. The one in front walked away, I had now been there for close to 5 minutes and the woman at that register began to sort items. Reaching the 7 min mark now and having to use the facilities as nature was calling I interrupted their sorting to hope to checkout. I checked out and beelined to the bathroom and I hear another employee behind me say "where is she going" and something about "someone in there" so I turn around and say "what's that?" And she said "are you looking for someone?" Like seriously? Now all of a sudden all eyes and attention is on me and I just need to pee! This place is terrible all around. I will not be back. read more

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Wow! Is it so hard to smile nowadays? We walked into this Marshall's today and the first sales person we see was hanging clothes gave me and my daughters the most dirtiest look. I thought you were suppose to greet your incoming customer, not give them the death stare. Then at check out, Chelsea M (coordinator) was so unpleasant, rude and lacks customer service. My mistake for walking to the register without her calling for the next customer, but she looked SO annoyed and miserable that I was there to check out. I believe she needs to go back to customer service training. read more

As previously stated, I love Marshalls. I love anywhere where I can get a very cool Michael Kors shirt, some Guess sandals, Marc Jacobs eau de parfume, a body wash and body butter from some British company I've never heard of *cool birthday present when you want to get something that looks nice, but have racked your brain, and can't think of what to get!*, and a non- generic curling iron *great for the teenager that so isn't going to be taking care of a really expensive one!* for under 100 smackeroos. Love that. And for an extra added bonus, this location has a fantastic shoe selection, AND it's right down the street from me. I could literally go every day, but my husband would kill me. Great bargains from cookware to frames to (designer) clothes to shoes to bedding. LOVE THIS STORE!!! read more

The lady at the register pushed me to try out for the late 10% card thing and I told her no, but she kept gunning for it and wouldn't take no for answer read more

they literally only restock the old lady clothes and bags , the seasonal stuff is never out and they never actually have good things. would be better if the employees actually unpacked everything and put it out. read more

This has to be BY FAR the best Marshalls in MA! They have the best selection of brand name clothes. I'm not sure why..But..I drive 1/2 and hour from my town just to go here because it's the best Marshalls... read more

I love this Marshall's! Where else can you buy $400 worth of Christmas gifts for $200!??!! I did just that a few years ago when I scored 3 pairs of cherished Uggs for my teen daughters for holiday gifts! (some of this IS luck,I admit!). While I was there I also bought myself a pair of Merrell slip ons and a great Columbia fleece jacket. The shoe dept. is awesome here! I have a good friend who has been to every Marshall's store in New England and this one and the one in Newton are her favs. I also love the one in Canton at Cobb's Corner! read more