You walk into Target for just a few things And…read more you walk out with so much more! Typically this time of year, able to find gingerbread house kits. Love that Star Bucks on site Get my coffee fix!

I am extremely disappointed with my experiences involving AP Manager Marlo. Every time I visit this…read moreTarget, she comes across as negative, rude, arrogant, and unprofessional. On multiple occasions, I have overheard her complaining about customers, which creates an uncomfortable shopping environment. Most recently, I had an issue regarding the distribution of Pokémon products. A team member provided incorrect information about purchase limits, which resulted in us missing out on products we should have been able to purchase. Instead of acknowledging the mistake or offering a simple apology, Marlo became defensive and openly complained about having to deal with the "bullshit of babysitting grown adults." This comment was highly inappropriate and unprofessional. Throughout the conversation, I remained calm and respectful. I was frustrated by the situation, but I did not yell or behave rudely. Despite this, I was told that I was "done speaking," which felt dismissive and disrespectful. Customer service starts with accountability. Mistakes happen, but how management responds to them matters. Rather than complaining about customers, Marlo should focus on providing professional leadership and ensuring her team is properly informed. Unfortunately, this interaction reflects a pattern of behavior I have witnessed from her over time. Her demeanor consistently makes my shopping experience uncomfortable, and I feel unwelcome whenever I encounter her. I hope Target takes this feedback seriously and addresses these concerns so that customers can feel respected and valued when shopping in the store. Target, please do better.

Although this location is not a super center, it's a good, convenient backup option. I needed to…read morereturn something and Niki at the customer service counter was amazing from start to finish. Sometimes there can be a long line and customer's are met with the annoyance of the employee. That was not my experience this and it's worth highlighting! I also like the way this store is tucked in its own corner of a bigger shopping area in the Watchung area. Plenty of parking available on site.

Worst walmart I visited for lines ,in the middle of day,I walked out and left the cart, I will…read moreorder from Amazon and save myself time

Ordered ourse online..color was completely off im handicapped..sent…read more me a return label credited immediately

A lot of good selections for all your home / clothing needs. Value for your money. Can get really…read moregood items from clothing to pets to home goods. Service was a bit slow checking out. They had like 6 cashiers but still was very busy.

Quiet Friendly…read moregreeting upon arrival AC is working Lots of things to choose from Highly recommend

For my money, I can't beat Kohls for the latest styles, popular brands and price. I like the…read moreSonoma brand women's clothes, which rivals the big brands for style and quality. They regularly give you 20% off when using Kohls charge, and give you Kohls cash for future purchases. All around better store than Target or Walmart.

Lower prices, big selling space, available clerks ,great management team by rapid response to…read moreanswer questions

Shoppers World variety store offers a wide range of products at competitive prices, making it a…read morego-to destination for budget-conscious shoppers. From clothing and accessories to household essentials and electronics, they've got you covered. The store layout is somewhat unorganized still easy enough to navigate. While the quality of some items may vary, the affordability and variety more can make up for it. For those seeking value and convenience, Shoppers World is a solid flea market style shopping choice. Its basically self service don't expect staff members to assist you in bargain hunting, a good rainy Sunday shopping destination....

It was a fun and easy time between shopping And a place to enjoy both…read more My girl friend and I decided to give TGIF a shot. We were welcomed right off the bat. Andre was working the bar and tables. He was un intrepid when it came down to our order. A spot on for a long Island ice tea and a sprite. Took 2 minutes. The food order was right behind no fooling around. The burgers came out as were ordered. Mine was rare. A good place to grab lunch while shopping.

This long strip mall has been around for a long time, even longer before I was born! Back then,…read moremost (if not all) of the units were filled with retail stores. Finding a parking spot at any part of this place was never an issue during that time. In the 90s, the notable anchors included Toys R Us, Kids R Us, Marshall's, and Shop-Rite. Of course, we can't forget about the department store called Caldor's. Yeah, I went to that store when I was a little kid for clothing, toys, and more. I bet you folks during the 90s time period (and maybe earlier?) remember that store. There was also the movie theater. I remember seeing the structure, but never caught a flick there. I don't even remember if it was still operational during the 90s. I bet you folks remember that too. Today, the strip mall consists of various stores that sell clothing and general merchandise. There are also stores that separately sell some electronics (Radio Shack), school supplies (Becker's), and video games (GameStop). Finally, there are places to grab something to eat in the main unit (Five Guys, Let's Yo), and in separate, stand-alone locations (Wendy's, Arby's, Buffet, and TGI Friday's). Hard to decide on where to go? The movie theater was replaced by Michael's, which sold supplies for arts and crafts. Caldor's space was replaced by Kohl's. The types of merchandise that Caldor's carried was no different than Kohl's. Kids R Us was replaced by Office Depot (small store that sold office supplies before closing down) and Sears Outlet, which sold refurbished appliances and units with broken or missing parts at low prices. So where do you want to go? Whenever I come here, I usually go to either ShopRite, Kohl's, or Dollar Tree on separate occasions. Sometimes I would go to Michael's and Marshall's, but only when necessary. I would also go to the buffet if I'm craving a huge lunch and TGI Friday's if I'm craving a good dinner or a drink with my friend. It's really great to have all those places in one spot within close proximity for those who lived close-by. Today, there were more empty spaces in the strip mall compared to long ago. It would be nice if interesting stores fill up those spaces someday. Also, prepare for the possibility of parking far away from the store that you really want to go to, especially on weekends. This is usually the case with Kohl's at times, in which the parking lot in front of the store would be so filled that you would either have to wait for a spot to open up or simply park in another part of the strip mall and walk far out. Sometimes, Shop-Rite is like that too, but again, this occurs more often with Kohl's. The close proximity of the places that I usually patronize here make me a fan!

There's nothing wrong with a good old fashioned scavenger hunt. At Big Lots I'd probably skip the…read moreblacklight inspired clothing and off-brand food but if you're on the prowl for $3 Blu-Rays, a gross of discontinued laundry detergent and a basement couch not designed to self-destruct in 90 days then Big Lots is worth a peek every few months. Honestly, not everything here's a bargain as I've found better quality grilling tools for less elsewhere -- so, assuming everything's uniformly cheaper because the store looks like an organized garage sale is not your best move. I roam for ten minutes and if I bump into something I know is a good deal like motor oil, then the trip is a success. But be forewarned, you're on you're own. The store looks thinly staffed bordering on invisible. Who cares, I scored a Jean Claude van Damme Blu ray box set for $6 and a couch to surf it on. Who's better than me?

Glad this store isn't closing as my wife likes it a lot, finding bargains on hold hold items…read more But my 3 star review is due to a few years ago when they remodeled it, they removed the automotive section. They carried a great selection of car care products and good prices. To me they should bring it back, I myself don't go here as much (unless my wife needs me to pick something up) because they don't carry the items I use the most. That's losing sales.

This was actually one of the most organized and well staffed Costco's I've been to and on a…read moreSaturday of all days. The parking lot was packed but cars and people were moving very efficiently. Once inside the line to checkout wrapped around most of the store but the time I went to check out there was zero line. There was a good selection of organic products that I usually buy and almost everyone was carried here. The only part that was complete chaos were the gas pumps. People were honking non stop and there really was no layout to the lanes until you were about two cars away from the pumps.

I like this Costco location. The parking lot is organized chaos, if that makes sense. What I like…read moremost about this one is no matter how long the lines tend to be, they move swiftly (especially for self-checkout). I can appreciate that for the sake of getting in and out with your items so that you can go on with your day. There's also a gas station on the property and other stores and eateries nearby on route 22.