Having been here for years, we go grocery shopping regularly at Shoprite and get food at Shake…read moreShack and Dave's Hot Chicken. Had lunch at G-Pot (Used to be Ruby Tuesday), Barns & Nobel and so many good stores here. ShopRite (formerly Pathmark). It's next to Rt 22; there is Starbucks and Best Buy here as well. One of my favorite shopping areas.

Great little shopping center I've frequented for years. I can easily hit 2-3 three stores in one…read moreshot here. Shoprite being the anchor here, which is the best one in the area. Many other errands came be completed here as the plaza includes a couple places to eat, Marshalls for clothes and household, Great Clips for haircuts, Best Buy for Electronics, Thrift Store for deals, Dollar Tree for the cheap needs and more. If you can't find what you need, Route 22 awaits where everything else you could want is out there. Of course beware of weekends as everyone comes out. Best thing about this shopping center is also the back access from Liberty Ave./Morris Ave. so Route 22 isn't even necessary as that itself is often filled with traffic. Yup Union Plaza is great.

Worst TJ Maxx I've ever been to. Dirty, employees, long wait on line. Nothing good, pieces missing…read morefrom Kids' toys etc. Stay away!

Unprofessional staff, Not to mention, unprofessionally, dressed. Cashier rolled her eyes at my…read morereturn like she couldn't be bothered.

Even though I avoid driving on Route 22 at all costs because of the traffic and those turning…read morelanes, I'll brave it to go to the Union Target. I've always had both good in-store and drive-up shopping experiences at this location. Also, to me, it seems to be better inventory stock than other Targets; the app usually recommends the Route 22 as a nearby location that has what I'm looking for. Target staff who bring out drive-up orders have always been friendly, too. The only con is driving here, but once you get into the lot, there's ample parking.

A decent stop at this Target which was not as great as most. Target is usually bright and airy and…read morewell stocked and clean. I found this store to have some stock issues and there was some merchandise that had not been reshelved properly in the menswear section. The restroom was clean and I did find the few things I wanted to purchase. So overall, OK. [Review 18319 overall - 152 in New Jersey - 1841 of 2022.]

I only come to this Burlington because they carry XL dog pads for the lowest price I've seen, but…read moreevery single time I come, it takes over an hour to check out. It doesn't matter what day of the week or time of the day, the line always wraps around 2x. I'm sure theft would go down and wouldn't require security guards to let you in and out if people can check out of the store at a normal rate. 2 cash registers open at a time does NOT work considering how busy this place is.

I am impressed with the store hours. However, the wait to check out is ridiculously long. I…read moreconsiderd putting my stuff back a couple of time. Please consider hiring more cashiers, this is very bad.

Every time I go there I 'm buying something . I have brought dress suit's dress and casual pant's…read moreand shirt's, and at least 6 pair's of shoes.

Mixed bag, really. It might take time to find things- as much as they try to keep the place…read moreorganized, it's hard to find things. A lot of good stuff, and some not so good stuff. Not everything is marked down to a great extent. They have an arrangement for parking on the other side of the road, in another facility's parking lot, at "Randy the Hot Dog Guy".

I made an online order with extra payment for delivery, and although the customer service over the…read morephone with this location was smooth, the female associate I confirmed my sofa pickup, poached me to use the delivery company they work with, T&M Trucking, and these people completely screwed me over. T&M female customer service was completely inaccurate. I explicitly told her it's 3rd floor but steps on each flight is just a couple steps. She quoted me $100 for delivery 12/31. This unprofessional guy showed up with his daughter or something, told us we needed to pay $140+ because of the stairs. We only had $100 cash, and told him the lady told me $100. He called the lady for her to tell me what she thought our conversation was... as if to solidify that was correct? He acted all tough and so ghetto and we didn't want any problems so my husband told him he'd need to go to ATM after. This guy and this little girl hoists the sofa up, and then tells us they can't fit the couch in. I told my husband to make sure they try the most optimal angle. and I over hear him on the phone telling my husband that he already knows what I am saying and he knows better. He then hurries my husband and tell him it's NYE and he's not even supposed to be working and he has a long drive. How is that our problem that you decided to work and drive long on NYE? He told us he'd leave the couch outside for $100 flat or he can take it back to the store but still pay him the $140+. He insinuated he's doing us a favor and that he's losing out. And my husband rightfully told him that isn't the case because he's getting $140+ while we don't get any services rendered/no couch. He was very aggressive towards my husband. My husband told him he needs to go to ATM, and the guy told him he will follow him to the bank with his truck because he doesn't know what stunt my husband would pull on him. A week later, I come back home, and we bought the same couch from a different Big Lot's location... guess what? We were able to maneuver the couch inside the home ourselves, just with logic, physics, and common sense. This was the most unprofessional ghetto conversation we've ever had from any servicing or trucking company.

Went in to the store today to pick up some patio furniture and had a few questions. Was helped by…read morethe store manager Jose. He was able to answer all my questions & even helped to load it into my car. Best service all around, and super clean too!

O if I could, used to be a wonderful store with nice luxury goods fair prices. Maybe two years ago…read moreemployee theft hauling suitcases full of luxury goods, the managers son. The company somewhat intervened.Since this time basically has overpriced junk. Fake items hundreds of dollars, they are not authenicators. Jewlery is a pathetic joke fake luxury $400. and up over $1000. People customers pay off employees to obtain authentic. Buyer beware please......I do not like to see the public/people exploited

I consider this the best thrift store in the area; not only is the selection huge, but the prices…read moreare unbeatable. They have huge sections of clothes (women/men/children), shoes, housewares, small appliances, media (video/music/books), toys, games, and even a small section with furniture. The prices are MUCH better than what I had recently seen at a different store. They do have a parking lot, which gets fairly busy, but I've always found a space. To drop off items for donation, you can just bring you car to the front of the shop, and there are large plastic bins where you can place your items. There is usually an employee there who can advise you, and can also give you a slip to fill out for tax deductions. Tip - If you do drop off items for donation, they have been giving out coupons you can use in the store too. We were able to get an additional 20% off this way!

Ahh, this strip mall has been around for a really long time, even longer before I was born in the…read moreextreme early 90s. When I was a little toddler in Garwood, my dad would take me out here just to walk around. There was an "open space" area with visible steel structures where I used to just run around briefly during those times. Today, that "open space" is still there. This strip mall has two anchor stores. Since the early 90s, those anchor stores were Walgreens and Kings. During the 90s, they had some other notable stores that I remember either going into or passed by when I was little. Those stores included Radio Shack, Encore Books (I bet a lot of you during those times remember this store!), Dress Barn, an Eye DR place, a liquor store, and a laundromat. The roof tops on the strip mall were green, and some green circles were visible on some parts of the strip mall as well. The parking lot is huge, and reasonably sized for all of the patrons here. The parking lot is also for patrons only, since they don't like commuters parking for the purpose of boarding trains. In the 90s, the parking area revealed a lot of old, faded parking stripes and designs, which proved that the parking layout was different long before I existed. But fast forward to today, the old parking decals are long gone, and the lot itself is quite smoother than before. Today, the stores that are still in business since the 90s include Kings, Dress Barn, an Eye Dr place (with different name), and a laundromat. Encore Books was gone and the space was probably taken over by Pet Valu. Walgreens moved further down the road, and Crunch Fitness took their former spot, thus making them an anchor. The liquor store got replaced by GNC. The steel structures were covered up in the "open space" area. The roof tops are still green today, as well as the circles, except for the one circle on top of Investors Bank. Not sure why that was painted with a different color. Overall, this strip mall serves the purpose of catering to the patrons in a very small town. I've never had an issue with parking here at all. Walking from one end of the strip mall to the other is pleasant. But be patient when trying to make a left turn into the strip mall from South Avenue as the opposing traffic can be very hectic at times. Cheers!