On a recent visit home, we popped in to Boscov's and I was so happy to see that nothing had really…read morechanged. Its still a great place to get clothing and shoes for the family and small item house decor- much like Kohl's. I noticed a few negative reviews regarding purchase for furniture from here. IDK what would possess someone to purchase full sized furniture from here- its not a furniture store and there are ample alternatives nearby for all economic ranges. Thats just laziness or stupidity. In the realm of clothing, you can get pretty much everything you need- even formal wear, baby clothes, undergarments and really nice shoes. Absolutely love Boscov's and wish we had one in the part of the country where I currently live. People should appreciate what they have. If they lost it, they'd realize what had. I remember when Vineland/Millville didn't have a Boscov's and we had to drive all the way to Depfort to shop. APPRECIATE what you have before you lose it. They have a good selection, nice sales and generally good service.

gift selection excellent. great store all around and shop all year long. friendly employees,…read moreexcellent sales.

Come here once and while mainly just to walk through when killing time or want somewhere different…read moreto go. I never come her with a goal in mind or looking for anything particular, which made me think the other day why I was here. Why am I here? Well, I don't know! Even though Target is more inviting and cleaner feeling and looking than Walmart, I still prefer Walmart's products. I feel like the departments I really care about are more complete at Walmart than Target's. I could walk every day in the electronics department at Walmart for an hr but find myself bored at Target spending only a fraction of the time there, the same goes for the automotive, camping, and tools sections. I just don't care if I ever went to Target ever again, it's a boring store and completely inferior to Walmart as far as products go. Target could literally close down and disappear from the earth and I wouldn't even notice or care ‍

In the arena of target stores consider this the Walmart version of them. Drive up service is…read moreabysmal, from handing you the wrong order to losing your items completely and customer service is even worse, be prepared to have your time and life taken from you by some self-serving employee. If you have an issue best of luck with your resolution.

This store is terrible, disgusting & the managers treat everyone so poorly here. I do not reccomend…read moreever stepping foot in here because of how disgusting this place is. It has a horrible smell first of all(like pee or something strange.) workers are never doing their job and I asked a young man for help and he looked at me and walked away!!! It's crazy this place is still in business !! DONT COME HERE

selection not huge but it's ross so it makes sense. i shop at ross often and this location doesn't…read moreseem any different than the ones i been to. clean store and helpful employees

I got a winter coat at gates for $5.00 on sale always find good bargains at gabes been going there…read moreover 10 years brenda

first learned about Gabrs at my daughter's house in Delawar, I live NJ so Vineland is the store I…read morego too when not in Delawar. I absolutely love this store....

I remember eons ago when they wanted to build this store, all the political leaders said it would…read morebe a boon for the local economy. And many of us that supported the local mom and pops pleaded with them not to allow the building of this monstrosity, because we knew it would lead to the slow decline of all things good and local. Yes, initially it was a nice store, and yes it was convenient. But the short and long term impact it had on the local business were horrendous. All the great little shops on Main Street in Millville and Landis in Vineland that were starting to recover from the previous recession all closed up shop as they could not compete with the ultra low Walmart pricing. And now Walmart is run now, pays shitty wages, gives nothing back to the economy and has destroyed the local economy. And we certainly didnt need a 2nd mega store down the street putting pressure on our local ShopRites and Acme that pay decent wages. This Walmart doesn't even sell alot of the nice stuff they used to sell, since they market to the local economy. I was shocked to see how grisly their offerings were after not being there for a long time. If I could go back in time, I would have encouraged the local leaders to push harder and reject this disaster from ever being built.

I spent two nights parked in this particular Walmat's lot and I am thankful that this Walmart…read moretolerates overnight parking. Many of the Walmarts in New Jersey do not. So thanks for that. However, the men's room here was atrocious. I would recommend avoiding using the toilets here. The rest of the store? Decently stocked for a Walmart that is NOT a Supercenter. They do not have most of the fresh stuff here and a limited grocery section. Sure, they have electronics and clothing and personal care and housewares. You're just not going to be able to do a complete food shop. This is my 205th Walmart store but the first in New Jersey. https://www.yelp.com/collection/iEN80LJSkej5A7UvndopUw/World-of-Wallys Yay? [Review 18228 overall - 104 in New Jersey - 1750 of 2022.]

Listen, you're going to hear a lot of opinions about the Cumberland County Mall. Some may say that…read moreits current store lineup is lackluster, and to that, I do agree. Even though the place has become a bit more barren, especially with the removal of the kids' arcade games by the main entrance and the recent loss of the candy machines, I still think there's some good left in it. Take my current favorite spot, Raintree Shopping (RS), for example. While at first glance it might look like just another rip-off junk store, there are some amazing gems hidden inside. They sell a super intriguing mix of overstock and off-brand products, usually for dirt cheap. It's the kind of place where you either find really weird stuff, total junk, or absolute gold. Honestly, there's something for everybody in there: For kids: $3 backpack, lunchbox, and pencil case combos featuring popular characters. For tech enthusiasts: Unique charging docks for phones and gaming controllers for under $15. For literally anyone: A goldmine of overstock clothing. Case in point: I recently found brand-name Goodfellow & Co shirts for just 5 bucks, which is a third of what they cost at Target! Plus, their denim section has some surprising finds if you're looking for cheap streetwear basics. While the mall as a whole definitely isn't what it used to be, spots like RS keep it worth making the trip, not to mention that café near Boscov's, which is pretty solid. If you're willing to dig through the oddities, you're almost guaranteed to walk out with a win. Four stars!

Cumberland Mall discriminates against people with disabilities. My grandson who is in a wheelchair…read morewas not allowed to participate in an event his family was doing at the mall. his father had to take him home. They had put up their exhibit and could no longer participate. The manager of the mall told them could leave and file whatever they wanted to file.

Ghetto ghetto ghetto... why oh why must every decent national chain we get have to be the ghetto…read moreversion of it? (that's a rhetorical question, in case it's not obvious. ) We get the ghetto, scaled down versions of EVERYTHING because Cumberland County is the economically depressed step-child of South Jersey. The stores we get are smaller, have less merchandise which is low end, and are generally poorly managed and staffed by people who just don't give a damn. Old Navy is no exception. I didn't realize just how crappy our ON was until I went to ON at the Cherry Hill Mall last week. It was like being blind and having sight restored.... So much merch! So many choices in every size! The Vineland store... not so much!!! The children's section at the Vineland ON is abymsmal. It used to be bigger and better stocked. I have no idea why they would trim down their selection to the bare bones department it is now. They have no maternity section and virtually NO plus sizes. Like, lets get real... how many size 2's do you really think live in a county where most people eat McDonald's for breakfast, lunch and dinner because it's all they can afford. Why don't managers of clothing stores trend sizes to see what they should order?!? Like 15 percent of Cumberland County are Mexican women of extremely short stature (seriously... 4'8" to 5'2".) So why aren't they stocking petite sizes? So if you're a size 4 or below and 6 feet tall, you can always come to the Vineland ON and find scads of your size on sale! But if your fat, short or fat AND short like me, fahggeddaboudit, there's nothing for you here.

Not my first time at Old Navy but my first time inside this store inside the Cumberland Mall. This…read morestore is ok, they had some sales as of this current date but I didn't find anything that I wanted.