The mall is pretty nice overall. There are lots of stores and it's easy to walk around. I found…read morewhat I was looking for without much stress. Parking was a bit crowded though, and it took some time before finding a space. Still, it was a good experience and I'd probably go again.

Had a really efficient experience at Nordstrom Rack recently. I needed to return a couple items…read morefrom an online order, and the entire process super quick (was in and out in under 5 minutes). Staff was friendly as well. Also appreciated the proximity to the train station, which made the entire errand a lot quicker than I anticipated!

Experience! I went to Macy's Herald Square just to browse and had the absolute pleasure of meeting…read moreNjeri "Jeri" Haywood at M.A.C. Cosmetics on the lower level. From the moment she greeted me, she was warm, friendly, and genuinely interested in helping me find what I needed. I mentioned I was looking for new makeup for an upcoming trip, and Jeri went above and beyond. She gave me excellent recommendations, helped me put together the perfect combinations, and even taught me a few things that I'll definitely carry into my makeup routine moving forward. What stood out most was her patience and professionalism. Even in such a busy store, while working alone, she managed multiple customers flawlessly and with ease. It was honestly impressive and beautiful to watch her handle everything so smoothly without ever making anyone feel rushed. On top of that, she made sure to tell me about current promotions, which helped me save tremendously. I ended up purchasing all of her recommendations and couldn't be happier. Jeri made my shopping experience exceptional, and I will absolutely return to see her again for future purchases. Highly recommend! RR (Aruba lady)

I want to say I used to LOVE this Macy's. Shopping for clothes as a plus-sized woman has always…read morebeen difficult and this Macy's always had good quality and fashionable finds. I don't know what has happened over the course of the summer but they have shrunk the department in half and a lot of the better quality items from Donna Karan and Calvin Klein have disappeared. This is extremely aggravating since I have always counter ok the location for my work wear and casual finds and have shopped with their personal shoppers many times. Americans are still getting bigger despite ozempic and are here to stay. Nordstrom has already done away with their plus size section in store and Macy's was one of the few places left to shop in person. It is very disappointing to see this happening and very fat phobic of Macy's.

I had a really good experience at Bloomingdale's 59th Street. Tamara and Darian at Acqua di Parma…read morewere absolutely wonderful. They were genuinely kind, warm, and welcoming from the moment I walked up to the counter. They took their time helping me choose a candle and diffuser, answered all my questions, and gave me recommendations without ever making me feel rushed or pressured to buy anything. Acqua di Parma also had an artist there who could customize and hand-paint the candle, which made it feel even more special. Tamara and Darian helped me through the whole process and made sure I was happy with everything. What stood out to me most was how friendly and patient they were. It felt like they actually cared about helping me find something I would enjoy rather than just trying to make a sale. I also had an amazing experience with Rani at the Clinique counter. She went above and beyond helping me find the right foundation and shade for my skin. She was incredibly patient and made sure I was actually happy with what I chose. Experiences like this make me want to keep coming back to Bloomingdale's. I used to shop at Sephora a lot, but I've found that it can be more expensive for what I'm looking for and sometimes it's difficult to even find someone who has the time to really help you. I feel like department stores have gotten overlooked over the years with Sephora, Ulta, and other beauty stores expanding everywhere. I honestly forgot how much better the service and personalization can be at a department store. Having someone actually take their time with you and help you find what works for you makes such a difference. Thank you Tamara, Darian, and Rani for being so kind and making my experience feel personal. This is the kind of customer service that makes me want to keep coming back to Bloomingdale's 59th Street!

I really like my local Bloomies, in Tysons, so when making plans to visit NYC recently, I made…read moreplans to stop in here to check it out. I walked 1.2 miles from my hotel to get here and was very impressed when I walked in! It's like a large department store which is set up like a mall filled with boutiques. They have multiple Prada boutiques, as well as all the other popular designers, all organized by menswear, ladies, perfume, etc. Service was GREAT too! I was shopping for myself, so I stayed in menswear, on the lower level and Ruthie helped me. She got me a great jacket from Peter Millar, a nice polo from Burberry, and a couple other small things. Definitely will be returning... soon!!

Love TJ Maxx-it suitcases, olive oil. Electronics and . Oh, and great greeting cards‍read more

Online buyers beware!!!…read more I ordered a chair that was on sale for my toddler. I waited for weeks and when I reached out they said the package was lost in transit. No one informed me Rhonda the agent cut me off while I was writing back and I missed out on the sale because they lost the package. Do not trust ordering online

I'd been to the store before 9/11 and it was pretty impressive. I used to go to the Morristown NJ…read morestore and liked it. It closed. I'm not sure of the history here but I think this store closed reopened closed and reopened again. It's not a bad store if you're in the area and need to kill some time.

Great store. There was so much variety. This was my first time inside but found some good deals.read more

Love it! Paris has the best and this will do nyc style chic! Welcome to nyc printemps!read more

This is the first U.S. location of the famous French luxury retailer, located inside the historic…read moreOne Wall Street building in the Financial District. The space feels more like a luxury Parisian apartment than a traditional department store, with beautiful interiors, unique design details, fashion, beauty products, home décor, and several food and beverage concepts all under one roof. The space is immersive and visually beautiful. The store blends shopping, dining, and hospitality together, making it enjoyable even if you're just walking around and exploring. There are exclusive French brands, stylish cafés, champagne bars, and elegant rooms throughout the store, including the famous Red Room with its stunning historic design.

Date of visit: April 12, 2026…read more This location is very sneakily hidden on the edge of the World Trade Center complex--we actually had walked past it a couple times without even knowing it was there! There are signs as you enter that they are remodeling, and while this is true, there are areas that were not being remodeled that definitely needed some TLC, such as the entry area that looked like it hadn't been cleaned since before COVID. The store is multiple levels and probably the largest Marshall's I've ever been to, though the layout of the building makes navigating a bit tricky in some instances, such as the L-shaped men's area. Staff were nonexistent as we navigated the store and were barely present for checkout as well. We did find a couple things and took advantage of the no sales tax on clothing in New York, too!

This is a nice Marshalls but couldn't find any baby items in this location. It is very deep down…read more You have two levels underneath the first floor so there is no phone signal but there is WiFi. Although the WiFi did not work on my phone today so it sucked. My phone just did not have service! There are cashiers on both levels so you don't need to line up on the first level. They have a good amount of beauty and cosmetics in stock. Nice selection of kids' book bags and purses. Today I came here to check out the Halloween decor and they have a nice selection of Hello Kitties that dance and sing. There was also a 2 feet big Hello Kitty witch stuffed animal for $29.95! It's a good price for that size! I quickly bought it because it was so cute and big. They got a lot of Martha Stewart decor that is very pretty for any holidays. Lots of decor for sale. The clothing section especially with the dresses are mostly flimsy in my opinion. The laced ones are very thin and sheer. Not enough coverage. I love their 99 cents shopping tote bags! They have nice prints although some of them look weird. It's a repetitive patterned print. This time for 2025 Halloween, they got the ghost theme with cute ghosts everywhere.

I had my eye on a Loewe bag on the Bergdorf website for several months that cost far more than I…read morewas comfortable paying. Last week I checked it out to see if it was on sale and to my delight it was. Bergdorf's had deeply discounted it, and I was able to use the new customer discount on top of that to get an extra 15% off. The final price was about 60% off retail. The bag arrived six days later, boxed nicely in a Loewe dust bag. I couldn't be happier with my purchase.

I love going in with my Uniqlo pants and All-birds, wondering if they are going to "Pretty Woman"…read moreme, but they don't. Maybe they think I am rich I am so dressed down. The store is a little too ultra-high-end luxury for me, but it is a legendary New York institution and a unique pinnacle of high-end shopping, so I don't mind following my happy wife around. This review is mainly, though, for the fragrances. There was a fragrance specialist named El-Aton Georges, who was eager to use his knowledge to help us, since I am so picky. He made it fun. It was like, "Okay, you may detect notes of this and that" even though I would be detecting opening notes of "a grandma apple putting her sandalwood cigarettes out into a bar of Irish Spring" or "a leather lemon changing motor oil while eating linen popcorn in a savannah rain, with end notes of Lil' Debbie Cosmic Brownie" So, look for El-Aton, and tell him I sent you. He is quite the Con-nose-seur and he welcomes you all.

This location is by wall street so the crowds and line should be expected. There are tourists and…read morepeople that work in the many buildings around the area. Love find things that I didn't know I needed at TJ Maxx. From hair care, to clothes, baha, shoes, house goods and kitchen items. They have a great snack section. Like always taking a look at these chips section. They always something that makes me say hmmmm never tried that before. Price wise is cool. Affordable for the masses. Lines are long especially during lunch time but that's to be expected!! And the cashier's are friendly from what I've witnessed.

This used to be one of the best TJ Maxx in the city, but now, I think the word must have gotten…read moreout. The selection isn't as splendid and you really have to dig for gems, but I still would come here to get high-end purchases as they do have more of a selection than Chelsea. It seems like the air conditioning does not work in most of the store. We even joked about it at the register where the cashier said he hates working and the women's department, because it's so hot in the summer. Still foubd a beautiful sweater and a pair of performance trousers. Note: There is no houseware section at this location.

They seem to have a way better selection than when I was here last. I really do like their section…read morefor women and now they carry some tennis/pickleball clothes (which is my fav). I like the feel of this store because it feels as if there is more attention paid to you by the employees here just because of the size of the store. I can't believe they are celebrating their 20th year at this location! Store is not as crowded as the 59th street store so you can look quickly and if they don't have it, they can ship it to you. Give it a whirl. You might surprise yourself (I surprised myself)!

Bloomingdales in SOHO is always a must. Naturally my review and photos appear to be missing. I…read morecan't believe how many times I've been shopping at this location. I've always been a fan of the shoe department. In fact I purchased these leather shoes here and paid full price. I've got a weakness for leather shoes and bags. I think these shoes are Born Brand. I'm hoping I learned my lesson. Every time I wear these I end up with a blister on one of my toes. I've tried having them stretched and that didn't help. Yes Bloomingdales has quality shoes but don't buy them if you think you'll break them in with wear. They broke my wallet and my toes. I'm recommending this Bloomingdales. It's a historic location and business.