Just left Kennedy department store where I purchase 3 laundry bags. The cashier was so horrible no…read morecustomer service skills. No manners. She took another customer in front of me never saying anything to me considering I was on line waiting before this customer. I am trying to be the better person and not think because this woman was Hispanic and I am black and she Hispanic felt it was ok. Please Kennedy management send her for some Customer Service training, I happen to be a customer service supervisor and it is most important that customers receive the best customer service possible. Thank you for reading. This review in order to keep your neighborhood store operational.

Well, this reminds me of a slightly larger version of the local hardware/home supply shop with a…read morebunch of clothing tacked on. I guess the other comparison is like a micro version of a Walmart, just more expensive in every way. There's some clothing here for the local residents to peruse through, but I'd recommend getting your home supplies elsewheres - it's 20-30% more expensive than at the Targets within a mile or so of here. If you have no where else to go, you have no choice, I suppose, and you can find everything from storage, mops, cookware, microwaves, clothing, soap, and more here. The cashier's in the far back, by the way. Street parking is free Sundays and after 6p all other days.

The dream is still alive, at least the 99 cent version, in one of the most gentrified parts of the…read moreever changing downtown Jersey City. For the most part, there is always a decent bustle of people going in and out of here at all times. I would know because, I'm one of them. Like all 99 Cent stores in NYC, this place looks as if it's been around for a long time. The signage is consistent with all the other 99 cent spots and the lack of ventilation (stale air) gives this place the proper feel that all locals will recognize from nostalgia alone. Service isn't the fastest, but I would assume no one comes here for this. What I do come here for is the random finds that this place tends to have and others don't. Usually I go in with a mission: find a charging cable, a temporary household good, or something I knew that wouldn't last me long and was good for the pinch. I usually end up walking out of here with a few more items than I anticipated for. That's the mark of a good store, me thinks.

Stopped by wanting to get a few birthday party supplies and was unimpressed. Nothing in here is a…read moredollar. The cheapest we got was a small lint roller for $1.79 everything else was higher for generic and off-brand items. Mylar balloons were $5 each and that did not include any helium to blow them up. The store is really dingy and messy. As some others have noted, the one redeeming section is the craft area if you need some things for school science projects they have quite a bit. Otherwise you're better off going to Target or 5 below for better prices, better quality, and a cleaner store.

Excellent service as I simply had a broken down fur I acquired and knew nothing about. Most would…read moreinsist you come in and charge you, but they went above and beyond simply through a message request sending them pics of my fur and explained everything to me from pics! Obviously I would have to come in for further advice, but I was blown away at the treatment I received from a simple message! Can't wait to meet them in person and highly recommend! I fully support generational family businesses and their knowledge surpasses many!

Great selection and service! Family run and you're treated like family. They will do right by you…read moreand the possibilities are endless!

Nice stuff but priced a bit high, and the customer service is comically bad. I like to go here…read morebecause of the quality of the merchandise in this small shop. Good brands for kids and adults. But literally every time of the 10+ times I've been in, there's been some customer service issue or other. Staff barely acknowledge you much less help you. Sitting next to the cash register and too busy eating to look up, for example. Many give an attitude over basic questions. The other day I went in, and three guys working there were standing around laughing loudlywatching videos on YouTube. The content? Someone making fart sounds! Very nice. They didn't bother looking up to acknowledge anyone entering the store. Don't know who the owner is, but that person should spend more time in the shop and on hiring service-oriented people. Update 3/2019: was just in the store again. No one in the store but 3 male employees, all sitting down talking loudly to each other. How many "f*cks" and "sh*ts" and "n***as" did I hear from them in the 90 seconds I was in the store? Impossible to count, they were used so rapidly and frequently. Unreal.

So I just went in to this store with the full intention of buying a pair of Birkenstock's. A young…read moreman came over and asked us if we needed help and I asked him for the style I was looking for but then I noticed that while he was talking to me he was going back to his phone to play a video game. He took my order but obviously distracted. When he came back he didn't come back with the style I wanted (he didn't present a reason) which were the leather ones which during our convo I insisted on. Once I tried them on he didn't bring the right size: I asked for an 8 and he brought back a size 9 AND a fricken 10. He did come back to ask how we're doing as a one helpful sign but that's it. Did I mention we were his only customers? After this poor service we decided to leave without saying anything because I'm sure he didn't notice. I hope you won your game because you lost $135.

I was toying with a 3 star review, but giving 4 stars simply because this mall exists…read more In the scheme of malls, this is really just a 2.5 or 3. The most interesting store is Uniqlo, and there's a lot of less than desirable establishments. They do have a Sephora, Zara, Macys (seems like it's on the brink of closure), and a decent food court with Panda Express (guilty, I love it). There's also a Cheesecake Factory, but as a fan of the brand this location feels like a let down. The bones of the mall are nice enough, lots of natural light with a Tesla charging station in the parking lot. If you're coming for the Christmas Santa or the Easter Bunny, there's no wait when you book ahead online. I feel like there's enough people living in the surrounding areas to upgrade the mall - give us a Crate & Barrel and Nordstrom and we'd be in business.

Fairly standard Simon mall. Typical mall stores plus a smattering of weird ones. Decent food court,…read moreplus some interesting food options scattered around the mall too. Heavy Indian influence. Lots of Kati rolls and dosas. Some good stores to keep kids entertained. J.C. Penney,Macy's, and Kohls. Some pretty good food options located just outside the mall too. Easy to get to by Path train.

Great customer service will be going back to the store to buy more wallabee Clarks. My new store to…read morebuy sneakers and shoes

My friend just moved to the neighborhood so him and I were exploring. We stumbled on this place to…read morefind a large selection of some solid name brands. I bought a pair of white nikes from them for $85.. I paid full price for a pair of FAKE Nike's. I have to admit they are pretty good counterfeits, had me fooled.. but I paid full price for a pair of counterfeits.. that's what's upsetting. BEWARE, they only sell counterfeits! They will tell you differently but do yourself a favor and just go into the city and get yourself a real pair. Only reason you should go here is if you have to use the restroom or you feel like wasting your money. I hope this place goes out of business.

I am used to going to GSP or Short Hills when in need of some new clothes but Oran in Hoboken is a…read moregreat local spot with an excellent selection of clothes at the same prices (somehow) as the larger stores like Nordstrom Today I went to Oran to see what offerings they had an ended up with four pairs of pants and a few shirts. I've been wearing a size 36" waist recently but Donne, who was working today, looked at me and said to go with a 34" and to my pleasant surprise they fit perfectly Oran makes great use of their space with great clothing selections/offerings

This is an extension/second location owned by ORan (or Oran boutique on the next block). The…read moreformer location is men's sportswear (jackets, shirts, etc), this one is altheisure clothes and accessories for men AND women. Cute, small, but good selection for the size of the store. Like that they offer women's stuff too, and honestly a lot of the apparel for men could pass as women's (some of the T-shirt's look like they could be unisex). A bit Percy for my liking, but good quality-the fabrics are super comfy, and the owner, Oran, works there and is super nice. They have one fitting room, a few mirrors throughout the store, and aside from clothing they have accessories (sunglasses and bracelets). Worth a stop by if you're looking for something that's upscale casual!

They harass about masks & they put the prices right on the tags... Their selection isn't great…read more Pass!!!

Highways is a nice little secondhand clothing store that also offers hot meals and help to those…read morewho need it. The people here are either retired or on disability. All seem to be volunteers for the most part. Very nice selection of older men's suit jackets, goot selection of khakis and work pants. Some good children's clothes, and lots of women's clothing. Nothing that really stood out to me, but I'm sure if you dig deep enough you'd find something. I myself was very pleased. Got some nice button-up shirts and docker's brand khakis. 4 pieces, 20 bucks. Not too shabby!