I really enjoy shopping at TJMaxx! Frank, security at the…read moredoor is always very welcoming & helpful every time I've come in! But today, was a different experience!! Came in with an exchange being needed! One item was a brand of dog treats that I never had tried before! To my surprise...I was told abruptly, that I cannot do that cause the package was opened!!!!! Now....HOW would I know that my dog would or wouldn't like them if I didn't let her try them?? REALLY!!?? Every store that I've ever shopped at takes a "disliked" item back!! if that is NOT possible at this store, a sign should be POSTED, stating the fact that.... "NO RETURNS, IF PACKAGE IS OPENED"!!! At 84yrs blessed, this is the first time I've ever encountered that policy, ANYWHERE!! ‍ Be careful "animal food & treats" shoppers!! NO RETURNS if Opened! Really crazy!!!

I am a VIP card member (world/gold) for TJ Maxx. Today is supposed to be the VIP early access event…read morestarting Friday, March 20 through Sunday, March 22 from 8:30 to 10:30AM. See attached promo. I arrived at this location at 8:45 AM. I noticed there were some construction happening. The guy at the door said that they don't open until 9:30 AM. I told him I was here for the VIP 8:30 AM event. He had no idea. He had to bring the manager to talk to me. She apologized and said that they're renovating and closed. Poor management for having construction during a VIP event. I was really upset because I got up early to shop to beat the hot weather. I noticed a few other customers showed up as well. The store didn't have any sign saying that they're doing construction during their VIP event. Shame on management. They need to read their emails from their corporate office.

i came to get some gifts for valentines, but i did end up getting this beautiful glasses coffee…read morecup. value was amazing, and it was slightly busy for a weekday too thx, marshalls

Bargain Hunting Day at Marshalls - Episode 3, the Final Episode!…read more This was our final Marshalls stop of the day--and let me tell you, it couldn't have come soon enough for me. (If you've read my last two Marshalls stores reviews on this day, you'll know my supporting enthusiasm for bargain hunting had reached its limit! :-) That said, even in my bargain-fatigued state, I could see why my significant other was excited about this one. According to her, this Pleasant Hill location had the best selection of the day--and judging by the crowd, plenty of others agreed. It was the busiest of the three stores we visited, and while that meant things were a bit scattered (thanks to customers leaving items everywhere), the merchandise itself was impressive. I spotted a lot of familiar brand names on everything from shoes to clothes to home goods. This store seems like a solid place to find quality items without paying full price. While she was happily exploring, I hung out near the entrance and ended up chatting with a couple of staff members. Even though they were clearly busy, they were still answering questions and helping customers with genuine smiles. It was actually kind of fun to watch. We wrapped up our day with a few more great finds. She was happy--and that's a win in my book.

Old Navy is one of the underrated stores in the Veranda Plaza. the inside view and ambiance and…read moreunmatched, with a clean and hygienic location with everything perfectly stocked. you are checked up on and the customer service is great i came for some jeans, and i found some great deals

I must say the place is clean well organized but when it comes to the pricing, there is something…read moregoing on because please explain to me. How is it that an item is 19.99 with a discount and you get the receipt and it comes to 22.99 and no discount not on one item but on two. They are overcharging and who knows how long this has been going on for. What a bummer had to return everything.

I wasn't expecting my hobby lobby trip to be so memorable. Mark Anthony saw me choosing florals,…read moreand holding them up to the mirrors in the mirror isle. he kindly came up and asked me if it was for my wedding, I said yes. He conversed with me for a bit . He was so helpful and so kind and reassured me that I was choosing good florals. (I came alone) he congratulated me on my wedding, and his reassurance did honestly help me choose my flowers. To him it may have not seemed like a big deal, but that interaction meant a whole lot. His kindness was deeply appreciated today.

This experience was disappointing enough that I felt compelled to share it…read more On a Saturday evening around 6:50 p.m., I stopped by Hobby Lobby with my 4-year-old daughter and my elderly mother-in-law. We were preparing for an upcoming funeral, and I needed help with an expensive gold frame I had purchased from Hobby Lobby. One of the corners had separated, and I wanted to know whether the framing department could repair or reinforce it. Because the frame was large and heavy, I left it in my trunk until I confirmed that someone could help. My mother-in-law waited nearby so she could rest while my daughter accompanied me to the framing counter. I approached the employee working in the framing department and asked if he could assist me. His first response was, "I'm off in six minutes - what do you need?" The tone immediately caught me off guard. As I began explaining that the corner of the frame had broken apart and needed reinforcement, he interrupted me and said, "Stop. Just hurry up and tell me what you need." I was surprised because I was simply trying to explain the issue so he could determine whether it was something the framing department could fix. I told him the frame was needed for a funeral and asked if it could be repaired. Instead of addressing my question, he asked why my husband couldn't fix it. I explained that my husband is currently deployed, so he wasn't available to help, and that while I would try to repair it myself if necessary, I also work full-time. His response was simply, "So do I." At that point, it was clear that helping me was not a priority. What made the interaction even more upsetting was that my 4-year-old daughter asked afterward, "Mommy, why was that man so mean? Why didn't he want to help us?" Hearing that from my child was heartbreaking. I told her that maybe he was having a difficult day because I wanted her to understand that we should still try to show kindness to others. I shared my experience with the manager, who told me that this employee often tells others how important it is to be friendly with customers. Unfortunately, that was not reflected in the interaction we experienced. Thankfully, we went to Ace Hardware afterward, where an employee immediately took the time to help us. He recommended reinforcing the frame with small metal corner brackets, nails, and gold spray paint. His advice worked perfectly, and we were able to save the frame in time for the funeral. This review isn't about expecting perfection. Everyone has stressful days. It's about the importance of treating people with basic courtesy and respect, especially when they may already be going through a difficult time. A little kindness can make all the difference. Unfortunately, that was missing from our experience at Hobby Lobby.

I'm writing to formally express my disappointment with a very unpleasant experience at the BoxLunch…read morelocation in Sunvalley Mall, Concord. During a recent visit with my sister and boyfriend, we were browsing the store when a young female employee approached us to ask if we needed assistance. We declined, letting her know we were just browsing. She then proceeded to ask if we were shopping for bags for ourselves. Again, we said no, at which point I replied, "It doesn't matter, we're just browsing." My boyfriend then asked her where the nearest restroom was, and she did assist him. However, as he walked away, she muttered to my sister and me, "Good luck, you're going to need it." We were completely caught off guard by this inappropriate and confusing comment. Her tone and attitude throughout the interaction were standoffish and rude. I take accountability that we too started to act frustrated, we understand her job is to sell us things but as customers if we decline help, employees should definitely take a step back and just let us browse the store. Already frustrated by her persistence after we had declined help, her unnecessary remark escalated the situation. We asked her to clarify what she meant and questioned her behavior, but she began avoiding us. When we told her we felt her customer service was unacceptable, she replied sarcastically with, "Yours too," which only added to our confusion and concern. Shockingly, she then called mall security on us, claiming we were being disruptive. This accusation was completely unfounded -- we were not loud, or aggressive. There were other customers nearby who could attest to this. When we asked to speak to a supervisor, she stated that she herself was the manager. If that is indeed true, her conduct is especially concerning. A manager should be held to a higher standard, and her behavior was anything but professional. She also refused to provide her name when asked, so I informed her I would be taking a photo of her in order to submit a formal complaint. She objected, claiming she was afraid of being posted online -- despite already appearing on the official sun valley BoxLunch Instagram account. So out of respect I won't upload the photo I took of her, but I did find her on the main page and her name is Hailey. This contradiction only added to the lack of accountability she displayed throughout the encounter. On top of that we were asking her to provide us with a phone number to higher management to call in a complaint and she gave us 2 non working numbers and at the end just gave us the general customer service number. I've always enjoyed shopping at BoxLunch, but this experience has completely changed my view. It is extremely disappointing to see someone in a managerial role act so unprofessionally and disrespectfully toward customers. I hope this matter is taken seriously and properly addressed by upper management.

My sister, her boyfriend and I entered this store because it truly is one of our favorite places to…read moreshop at. We were specifically looking at a Hello Kitty Loungefly backpack. We wanted to know the price so my sisters boyfriend brought the backpack down and checked for us. The employee, Hailey, asked us "are you looking for something specific?" My sister answered her by stating "no, we were just wondering what the price was for this backpack." Since we had figured it out then we didn't need more help. Of course, as any retail worker knows, it is important to sell products but ALSO make sure that the customer feels comfortable enough to browse around the store freely. Soon, she asked us AGAIN, "are you looking for something specific" to which my sister answered her by saying "no we are just browsing." Instead of accepting that answer, she was persistent and then asked us a THIRD TIME, "but are you looking for yourself or for someone else" by now, we were a little confused why it took three times for her to ask something we had already simply answered that we were browsing. My sister then answered her by saying "it doesn't matter because we are just browsing." If we were shopping for ourselves (which we weren't, just browsing as it was stated) then us saying that we were browsing should've been enough. By now, we were just confused and wanted to freely roam the store as we didn't have anything specific we were looking for. My sisters boyfriend had to use the restroom so he asked her where the nearest bathroom was located. She did direct him and he proceeded to leave the store. Maybe she was upset that we didn't answer her question the way she wanted us to and led her to say out loud "Good luck! You're gonna need it" Now, if you are confused by this response then imagine how we felt. I responded by saying "what do you mean by that?" As I was genuinely confused. She then started saying in a very rude and condescending way that she was just trying to be helpful. Okay, let's round it back. So she did feel some type of way about the way that our interaction happened. Never in my entire life have I encountered someone who got upset by a customer stating "we are just browsing" I thought that was a pretty common response to being asked if we need help. We then repeated that we did not need help we were simply just looking. Is that so wrong? Given her tone and attitude, I then simply stated "You know what, I feel like you just gave us pretty bad customer service" .... Her response? "You have very bad customer service too" what?? I didn't know that I was on the clock. Immediately, even more confused than before, I said "what do you mean by that? She never answered me. Instead, she proceed to call mall security and told them that we were being "disruptive." Excuse me? I didn't know asking a question to gain some clarity was disruption but to each their own. The entire time she was very condescending. I did start to record the situation for MY own protection. It's my right. Once she saw this, she immediately started saying that security was going to take a while and we should just go. We probably could've just left but we knew we had done nothing wrong so speaking to security was something we didn't mind. Security then came and guess what? She started playing the victim mentality card, big surprise. She started mentioning some personal things she was going through in her life. Which, sorry to her but don't we all have problems we are going through? I really wish some accountability would've been taken but there was no remorse. She had no idea some of the things we are going through because instead of making things super personal, she should've focused on the actual situation at hand. There was complete deflection from her side. She even lied to security and told them that she said the "Good luck, you're gonna need it comment" to my sisters boyfriend who had asked where the restroom was at. Like okay? Even if it was that context, why would anyone tell someone that in response to them asking where the bathroom is. Thankfully, my sisters boyfriend did confirm to us later that she did not say that to him so it was directed to us. Again, why? I guess we'll never know. She even mentioned she is a manager so that made her behavior even worse. She never should have made it personal. I wish she could've just apologized for her behavior but she never did. Out of respect, I will not be posting her picture. However, I want to make it very clear that she mentioned she could not have her picture posted online because of some personal issues she's dealing with. However, if you go on their instagram business page which is a public domain -- @/boxlunchsunvalley Guess who you're gonna see on there? Yup, that's right. Hailey, the so called manager that was swearing she couldn't be seen in a public eye.

Wasn't greeted by the front lady today, which I didn't mind until I could hear her talking about me…read moreand the items I had in my hand through her walkie-talkie side eyeing me. It seemed like she was insinuating I was stealing, and when I walked out, her and another associate were talking and stopped mid conversation as I was walking out when they saw me and didn't even say have a nice day or nothing. They were talking about a customer which I am most certain it was about me. I will never come back here that was so humiliating and this is that I never shop in stores because of my anxiety and its reasons like this.

Great customer. Service and patience with my toddler. A wonderful experience and I will. Continue…read moreto shop at this store

went to the store about 615 on saturday and the cashier was so helpful made an purchase and was…read moreablbe to use the dressing room cause i went to an great birthday party out of town thanks for the great upsale and customer service