Steve , the owner, is the fairest most gentle " down to earth " gentleman on Central Avenue. Lexi and Natalie are wonderful! Sammy is a nice guy. Prices are fair.Quality. read more

i can't express my appreciation enough for john, he went above and beyond and gave me the utmost time and expertise. I have never in all my years had customer service to this level. I'm blown away! From giving me time,and patience john made my daughter and I feel confident about every purchase we've made. Thank you, thank you, thank you!! I recommend everyone to use this store for all your camp needs and ask for john! read more

This is a great place to get your kids clothes for camp they also have very hip clothes and jerseys for every day. We have been shopping at the store since I was a child and now I am over 40 or so. I would recommend this store to anyone looking for sleep away camp stuff clothing uniforms trunks and other stuff for camp they have a lot of gadgets and gizmos as well. In my opinion there is no better place to go for camp stuff read more

Nice family owned business....the place to go for backpacks,north face products,gloves,sports wear,and trendy must have items......however the prices are not as cheap as some of the big box stores.....definitely a place I go that is convenient and I feel good about supporting the local economy and small business owners......yeah of Mortons.....I wish you another 100 years in business! read more

I live out of town, and wanted to send my daughter to camp with everything she needed. I called Morton's and spoke to John who was just amazing! He gave us all the time we needed and was super patient. What a fabulous experience we had dealing with Morton's!!!! read more

Terrible customer service. I walked in a couple Saturdays ago. Three guys (teens to early 20s, I'd guess) were watching whatever sporting match on the overhead TV. I was neither greeted nor asked "Can I help you?" I spent 10-15 minutes browsing, digging through a pile or two of jeans seeking my size, looking at North Face ski jackets, etc. I was losing focus and feeling kinda overwhelmed. Typical for me. None of the guys came up to me, approached me, asked if I needed help, etc. I left the store, walking right past them as they continued watching TV. They didn't say a word to me. With some help, I might've ended up buying a few hundred dollars worth of stuff. read more

Well I walked in today around closing time and it's a good thing I did. The doors were closed 15 mins before closing and the workers were ready to get out as fast as they could. I asked them if I could just browse for a minute or two. They said it was fine. They were running a sale, Buy 1, get 2 free or something this week, yeah, seemed too good to be true. Most of the sale items were gone, but there was nothing special to begin with. It's not that the store itself is so bad, but the prices are just a "little" high. I actually came in for not only the sale, but to try to find a new zip up sweatshirt, as one of my old ones is really beat up. I figured I could replace that one with something else. You guys might have seen or worn one of those very thin, charcoal hoodies, and the similar ones from who I believe is called "BDG" or something like that. I was never a fan of those hoodies, but that's besides the point. They costed $60!!! Well I was in Walmart last week and saw them for just $20! Now I shouldn't compare a locally owned clothing store to a company who orders enormous amounts of merchandise and can afford to sell them at very low prices, but I seen these SAME hoodies for $30 at a store in valley stream, which isn't a bad price at all. Some stores sell them up to $35 or absolute maximum $40. Private stores need to charge more money to stay in business as they can't stockpile/order bulk the way a large chain store can, but that is NO EXCUSE for a piece of clothing to be TWICE the amount of money as the average store. For hoodies that costed AT MOST $30-35 dollars elsewhere costed $60 bucks! I mean I just cant get that out of my head my head. Even on sale items, you weren't saving money. Their "buy 1, get 2 free" is literally around the price of those same 3 items in another store. They never used to be this overpriced. I've bought things in Morton's before and can't believe the thievery that must go on in this place nowadays. I guess in the end, if you buy anything in this place, you deserved to have the money you just paid "stolen" from you. read more

Where's eddy? He waited on us for 30 years and picked out the most quality for the least amount of money, although I ended up walking out with $500.00 purchases. He was the best. I don't buy EVERYTHING I see, but I trusted his judgment. read more

Came in to find a gift for the holiday, the selection was great and the salesman was very helpful.

The most obnoxious sale help. As an educated consumer and someone who holds a degree in merchandising I should have just stopped the woman in the middle of her rude, sub par sales attempt and walked out. However I was in the market for a quick, last minute purchase for my daughter and I have been regretful since I walked out the door. Pushy, rude and uneducated are just a few words to describe the sales woman who helped me. I attempted to ask questions about a particular style and was quickly interrupted by her obnoxious and incorrect response. I was the only person in the store, there was no rush but the sales woman behaved like it was black Friday and she had no patients or time. She quickly popped the tag off of the jacket after asking if my child was planning to wear it right away! To avoid making a scene in front of my child who was already wearing the jacket, I payed (I wasn't even offered receipt) and proceeded to walked out. The minute we got outside my daughter said, "Mom I want to put my other jacket back on (she left it in the car) I'm cold in this!" I was boiling immediately for two reason A. This purchase was 110% not suitable for the cold that day (which she so confidently told me it was perfect for) and B. For allowing myself to be pushed by an ignorant sales person who was just interested in getting me out the door so she could sit on her stool and look at her phone, as the owner was doing while all of this took place. With two small children and many many years of high end retail as well as merchandising experience, Morton's will officially be removed from my list of go to places for quality goods and service. $100 bucks at Morton's gets you 5 more minutes in the cold with an ill functioning jacket and a lame experience! This took place two weeks or so ago, I made no attempt to exchange or return the jacket. Instead it will hang out until the spring, when the temps for which is was designed return! read more