Service was amazing also had a great selection of shirts and sweatshirts if you love Boston sports…read morecheck this place out and help a small business

After being treated terribly in a few other shoe stores. We came here as a last resort. The sales…read moreperson was extremely helpful! Best customer service we have had in a while. Will now recommend this store to anyone looking for sneakers.

Count on them to close early everyday. And i'm talking 30mins to 1hour early. Truly sad for a…read morecompany that already isn't doing so well.

I called this store to inquire about youth football pants. The assistant manager, Brandon answered…read more He was informative, polite, and professional. We them went to that store in lieu of another. When we arrived he went above and beyond to assist us. This young man was exceptional. I will be sure to visit this store again.

I am a fan of this Quincy location. They had a good selection of knee braces. The staff member…read moresuggested I try them on. That was a big help, as I selected the McDavid Gel 5125, for a strained knee; worked great! The staff appear helpful college students.

Very pleasant shopping here today, we stopped in because we asked the GPS for a "grocery store" and…read moreit recommended Target. It's not a "SuperTarget" but they do have groceries here including some dairy, some produce and a bunch of frozen plus aisles of dry/canned/boxed goods. It took some searching to find what I wanted - V8 - but I managed to find a multi-pack that Mrs. K. was wanting. And while here, I picked up some cashews and some chips for the road. Easy to check out in this brightly lit and well operated Target. [Review 1119 of 2025 - 1264 in Massachusetts - 24672 overall]

Trash store, just like the rest of the Targets. Self checkout in the back is NEVER EVER OPEN. Why?…read moreThey force you to go out the front (even if you plan on shopping in the mall afterwards) and wait in the long lines there because the management is too cheap to hire more people to work the registers. Also, allowing representatives from phone companies to bother customers about switching their plans is JUST what I need when I'm trying to navigate the store. Who the heck would ever fall for that?

I experienced great service @ Zumiez this week. Both associates helped me get together an important…read moreoutfit and it saved me the stress of figuring it out myself. Thank you!

everyone there is cool/respectful. the manager though (young dude with a wiffle) is a prick , was…read morecool the first time I took my girl in there but everytime I go in now (4-5 times since ) he doesn't acknowledge me unless Im 100% buying something . straight douche .obviously miserable with his job , not good customer service in the slightest .

Excellent service. Such a pleasure to go there. Prices are great too. Stop in you will seeread more

I called them (in Quincy) last week to ask for Wilson pro staff 97L tennis racket and I got a very…read morerude response. I had to explain them multiple times about the racket which is fine but the response from the support was rude saying he does not know about Wilson rackets and he asked me to call in the afternoon when their manager mike arrives. So, I did call around 2:30 and the same guy responded, told me that he is mike, who is the manager. This time he noted down the features and cut the call. I forgot to mention that he has cut the call multiple times before the afternoon call. This is highly disappointing. I really thought beacon sporting goods is a good dealer for Wilson rackets.

I've been going to Pure Hockey over the years to upgrade my gear as I get older and slower - any…read moreedge I can get - I take :-) And the crew at Braintree just keeps getting better and better - primarily younger guys that skate themselves, and know the game. It's really a pleasure to talk to these guys and learn about all the technological advances in equipment - it's fascinating how much science has come to the game over the last few decades! I started out in the early 70's playing goalie in all leather Cooper equipment - I grew up gettin beat up in warmups trying to stop Rod Langway and Joey Carlevale shots - and had the welts and bruises to show for it - but no more - the equipment today is soooooo damn good - night and day! So, if you're looking for the best equipment, and staff that knows what works and what doesn't for your level of play, I can't recommend this place enough. You could probably get stuff a bit cheaper on line, but you can't try it on and compare different makes and manufacturers - how the hell do you know if it fits right unless you try it on? Huge inventory here - especially in goalie gear :-) I don't write a lot of reviews as a rule, and I'm not related to anyone at Pure Hockey - I just wanted to give them a shout out, cause they honestly deserve it - GREAT place to shop for hockey gear! :-)

Thanks to the Hurricane Debby, we ended up staying at the Best Western hotel in Braintree. We were…read morequite upset being in such a rural area, especially after staying at the Westin Hotel in Back Bay for a week. We then found out that there was a Pure Hockey store right next to the hotel. As a hockey fan myself and my son as a hockey player as well as a hockey referee, we of course got to visit this store. We already visited both Pure Hockey stores in Washington, so we would love to see a Pure Hockey store in Massachusetts. The exterior of the store made us once question if it was actually a store. From the exterior, it looked more like a warehouse. We saw people with kids walking out of the store, so we entered to check out the store. The store was huge, compared with the size of Washington stores. When we were there, we saw many good deals. They had a very complete selection of hockey gear. The staff were very friendly and offered us help. Because we would be flying back to Seattle soon, we couldn't buy everything we wanted. We only purchased some small items such as sweatshirts and pucks. Maybe next time if my son is coming to Boston for college, we would be coming here to update his hockey gear.

This is a new store that opened up in South Shore Plaza. Its located on the 2nd level near the…read moreNorstrom Wing. Very white and Red, and the staff are all new and helpful. It was their grand opening with a bunch of giveaways. They also had a DJ spinning. they also have a special going on with BOGO 50% off too so that was nice. Overall, very clean place and seems upbeat.

My friend and I had went to the store. Long story short, after my friend and I had stopped looking…read moreat shoes, we sat down and began to chit chat. The manager wanted us to leave because we were there for a while. Mind you, we weren't even inside that store for up to an hour. As a manager she did a terrible thing not knowing whether we were gonna buy something at the store or not and because of this experience, you won't see me purchasing anything from there.

My bike needed to be serviced and I decided to give Landrys a try. The Friendly tech took the time…read moreexplaining all the work needed to be done and available options. He was very knowledgeable on the parts and did a thorough job describing everything as part of the free inspection and quote. The higher end tuning service was a bit on the pricer side but it took care a lot of the major maintenance items so I think it was worth it. It took about 2 weeks for the parts to arrive and for the service to be completed. Bike was operating like new when I got it back.

If you have a Specialized eBike, not a great place to go for service or sale. I purchased a Creo in…read morethe Spring from them and the service has not been good. Landry's of Braintree is a Specialized dealer and has given me a slow run-around about getting Specialized to honor their warrantee. The control wire attached to the handlebars broke and it's been weeks since I have heard from Ian or Mike the manager about fixing it. We're talking about a $7,000 bike here and a very small fix. I'd would suggest another dealer like The Bike Barn in Whitman to service your ebike.