Why, this Target don't stop. Nor does this Target seem to quit. This Target is THAT Target for…read morelocals. Exemplary. It should be studied by Target corporate as a model for the perfect store. The layout just makes sense -- I know where the kitty litter is vs. organic oranges or a sarcastic Shoebox greeting card, ya know? They keep things human here by staffing humans. The humans are helpful and kind -- it is as if they know they are working at an All-Star A+ store. Good selection of deodorants. Joanna Gaines decor. 20 ounce bottles of Diet Mountain Dew -- if that is your jam, Priscilla. Shop here & pay for things with your debit card, electronic payment, or good old cash.

Had a great experience at Target today. I was helped by Melissa, and she was honestly awesome. She…read morewas friendly from the start, answered my questions, and made finding what I needed super easy. You can tell she genuinely cares about helping people, which isn't something you see everywhere anymore. She had a great attitude the entire time and made my shopping trip way better than I expected. Employees like Melissa are a big reason people keep coming back. Huge shoutout to Melissa -- 10/10 customer service. Target is lucky to have her! She's a huge value to them.

This is a relatively small TJ Maxx. It's clean and organized every time I have been here which I…read moreappreciate. Some stores like this get crazy so it's nice to see the employees and customers care enough to keep it up. I like the layout, though I wish there was a bit more space in the walkway as you enter to the right where the registers are. It can get a big clogged when busy. Their snack section is smaller than I'm used to, but they do keep a decent variety. The employees seem happy to be there and interact nicely. I was able to score some really great post-holiday clearance deals this past week, too!

Came to pick up some hair spray since I had a few gift cards which I couldn't remember how much was…read moreon each. Since the total was just over $11, I handed one which was able to cover most of the purchase. I asked for the cashier to toss it since it was empty. Using the second card, it covered the rest of the payment in which the cashier asked if I wanted to toss that one out too. I quickly asked how much was left on it in which she said she'd let me know based on the receipt. From what I assume of working in retail is that you can see right away how much is left on the card. And that second card was far from being anywhere near empty if you know what I mean. Caution: be on guard for employees trying to pull a fast on over you.

Excellent service by the associates in the store. Clothes…read moreare well made with quality fabrics. The sizing is all over the place making it difficult to shop. One item of clothing is two inches bigger than another marked the same size. I got tired of trying on 3 different sizes in everting and left

This Talbots is roomy, clean and perfect for easy shopping. While I liked the one back in…read moreBurlington Mall (moved over 5 years ago), this one is near the old location with easier parking. I can shop their collection online and order in-store pickup which is really convenient. There is always an extra touch with their clothes that gives even their basics added value. They also have regular sales that make them competitive with other women's clothing stores. Their clothes are classics and the quality is consistently high. So 5 stars for Talbots!

I found out this store about a decade ago. it's a well kept secret even though it's a huge building…read moreon route one in Saugus right next-door to Kowloons. They even have a driveway that connects both parking lots so I usually exit Kowloons exit rather than Ocean States. After finding a parking spot, you have to check out potted plants, and seasonal goods in front of the building. If you want to purchase some, you have to bring them inside purchase. Once inside the building, it's almost like a maze. There's so many different ways you can go through this building. Suggest you plan to explore. They have something for everybody everybody. Basically they have everything you could possibly think of under one roof. Linens, garden accessories, clothing, food, house, supplies, even rugs. For me, I head right over to the food section. I have a lot of fun here. As a foodie, they have all kinds of different specialty foods mostly from around New England, but some from the world. I enjoy reading packages that I've never seen before some healthy some not. They have some nice healthy organic items mixed in with miscellaneous therapy, sugary salty items. I tend to buy a lot of my canned fish here. They have kippers, herring, tuna and sardines, all in good virgin olive oil water no additives. I stock up on these as they are an excellent value. A few other products that I usually purchase while I'm here I'll be organic pastas made from vegetables. Also some of the tomato sauces and marinades excellent selection available. Be prepared to stand in line as they only have a few clerks one or two open at a time even when the store is busy. Please don't complain because I believe this is what keeps the pricing low. Kudos to Ocean State for self checkouts. I applaud this. As for cleanliness, it's probably a five on a 10 star scale. When you go here, just assume you're shopping in basically a big warehouse. Employee wise the clerks and managers always seem to have a pretty good attitude here I've spoke to a few of them and they seem very nice always polite willing to help the customer. I've only had interaction with them at a cash register, but they all seem pleasant to me. A bonus make sure you sign up for that emails because they have what they call crazy deals. This is huge people. They have special items when you purchase them they give you the same or a dollar value back on a card. if you shop correctly, it's very lucrative for your pocketbook. For example, they have one small area in the back usually has about 10 or 20 items on it. If you get lucky enough and you want to purchase these items every time you spend $10 on these items they give you a gift card for $10.. These are always food items in the back they call it eat for free. Last time I was in the store I got lucky. They had three types of tuna pouches in this section. I was lucky enough that one of them. The only ingredients were tuna, spices, and virgin olive oil. Usually for an ingredient reader like me I don't get lucky on this table, but this time I did. Turned out to be a great day at Ocean State for me as they also had a few will get a soups with great ingredients on the table at the same time. I don't think it's a record however I spent $170 and I left it with an $89 gift card. Good on future purchases and the gift card is good for anything in the entire store. I would say, read the flyer and see what crazy deals are available and make your way over to the eat for free section. Maybe you'll get lucky. ENJOY‼.

Very rude manager angel or angela. We had a gift card and a credit and we had flowers and some…read moreother items. We got to the register were told we couldnt use either on the flowers. I said something people buy gift cards and they cannot buy flowers with them. Manager a very rude women flew over to inform us that we couldn't use either one. She had an attitude my husband was being very nice then she said there are signs everywhere. No there are Not one tiny sign outside. There needs to be signs at the register. She needs some customer service classes not sure I will go back even to spend my gift card. She does not know how to treat people respectfully!!! Picture of tiny sign outside only one !!!!

Definitely one of the larger Anthropologies I've been to in a long time. Lots of quality items and…read morea large variety to browse through which is a huge plus. We went for Black Friday and there wasn't really a sale (only on specific items) but other than that it was fun to browse around! Shoutout to the drink ware + kitchen section. Such cute Christmas plates and mugs and winter scenes of London, Chicago, etc.

Absolutely horrendous! I purchased a Salt & Stone Saffron & Cedar hand cream. Not anticipating it…read moreto smell like rancid beer, I kindly asked if I would be able to simply exchange it for a diff scent. I even had the sales girl smell it and she said it's bad. So instead of letting me get a diff one that's not bad, I was told bc I don't have my receipt (I paid cash) that there was nothing they could do! So I left the rancid hand cream there and walked out! Do better Anthropology and you just lost a customer for life now! Good job!!!! Insane

This store is a dump. From the street there is always junk piled up in front of the windows. It's…read moreby far the worst looking shop in Wakefield. I've been 1x to the Reading store. It was very neat and orderly. Wakefield - a dump. The aisles are always a mess with junk waiting to be shelved on the floors. Today I was looking for seasonal wrapping. Was told there was no more. So I went to the regular wrapping. They left a very large metal thing used to stock IN FRONT OF THE MERCHANDISE just outside a doorway that led to a storage room. Perhaps they could have left it inside there leaving room for us to see the merchandise. On my way out of the store I passed by a whole display of seasonal bags, foil wrapping paper, etc. right behind where I asked employee if they had seasonal gift wrap. When I saw her again, I said "here's the holiday wrapping". "Yup" she said. I only go there if I need something I might get cheaper there than CVS. Today I bought "scotch tape". I think it was from the 50's. I'm done. I hope they close and a decent looking store moves in. I know the town is desperate to fill empty store fronts, but stores like this are not attracting the kinds of stores we want in the downtown.

This store has gone downhill so much. Super messy,Items some times sit in the shipping case in the…read morefloor.There is literally trash on the racks left by customers.Very unorganized.The staff is generally rude and don't seem to care.

Pretty large Mall and extensive area parking! Easy to maneuver and plenty of shops to browse plus…read morearea seating and several places to eat and spend the whole day wondering and enjoy what's there! Busy but not overly crowded!

There's something so nostalgic about this mall for me. Though now they have many new stores here…read moresince the last time I stepped foot inside, a lot of it stayed the same. I just remember growing up, we used to go apple picking down the street and we'd always stop by afterwards for some Chick-fil-A. The Chick-fil-A in Northshore Mall was one of the only locations that Massachusetts had at that point in time (I believe?) or at least the only one I had visited as a kid because the ones near me had not arrived yet. Northshore Mall is the only mall in MA to have a JCPenney now. Still a pretty lively & busy mall when I last visited about a week ago! As I walked through the mall, it felt a bit dated compared to the other malls (Natick, Burlington, etc). Very early 2000s kind of vibe with a mix of some popular stores you'd find at most shopping malls, along with a couple small businesses... they've even got a barber shop in here! Overall, I find that not much has changed at Northshore. Seems like an okay mall for quick, casual shopping. Nordstroms will be gone soon and replaced with a Dick's Sporting Goods. I wouldn't go out of my way to shop here, however, it was still nice to visit!

Okay, Alano's as well as Wakefield Center as a whole will bring you back to the 1950's--and…read morequick... It is an old-fashioned looking downtown/center with a lot of the original signs and buildings from a different time...enjoy. Welcome...you are back to the era of Woolworth's and Brigham's (which I am not knocking, as I remember both from childhood). Just setting the scene.... As Rachael made mention of in her review, grandmas would love shopping here (again, not a knock, I love my gramma very much and would take her here anytime!) But, they have stuff for non-grandma-folk too. If I wasn't currently so well-stocked in my wardrobe, I probably would have come out with a few things... ...If the 1950's don't creep you out, you could score here---big time. They have some newer/trendier brands that I know are from TJ Maxx/Marshall's and everything in between all the way over to certified "Mom Jeans" that fit you snuggly and stiffly (they are thick denim) well above the waist. But they are crisp and new and I don't know where they got them! They could sell on Ebay for collectors or fashion historians... Oh...speaking of crisp...I almost forgot...they had all of the ladie's polyester casual pants (circa 1970, like my mom used to wear soooooooooooooooo long ago...) that you could shake a stick at...It made me think that someone might come in in grab them for some play/ period costumes They have men's and children's/baby clothing and it looked good from across the way but I had no desire to investigate. Highlights: Women's sweaters and winter coats were fashionable and veeeeeeeeeeeery cheap! Nice, warm vests.... Some nice purses A plethora of gramma nightgowns, if you are looking for a present for your gramma...

This store is like a thrift store of new stuff, and it's usually either a big hit or a big miss…read more Yes, they have lots of granny clothes, but if you go towards the back they have a whole bunch of Kensie samples for super cheap. Last time I was here, I spent $50 and got 4 dresses and 3 shirts. I don't want to even think about how much the same stuff would have cost at Nordstrom. WHAT A DEAL!