Huge fan of Sierra trading. Prior to discovering this location my orders consisted of everything…read moreonline. Still purchase online from time to time with $89/feee shipping but if it doesn't fit easy enough to return in the store. Located off route 59 it can be a little busy getting there but once in the strip there is ample parking and the store is never busy. Perfect for someone like me who likes to browse or when on a mission- get in and out. For those of you were haven't been to a Sierra picture a Marshall's or TJ Maxx but for outdoor active consumers (owned by same parent company). You can literally find everything from shoes to swimwear to ski gear, shorts and tees. The list goes on and on. Lots of name brands and high quality items. Water bottles, socks, skateboards and I recall seeing a kayak at some point. Point is if you are looking for anything to either wear under or over or by itself within the active bracket come here. You'll find accessories along the way. The store is clean, organized and the staff has always been very friendly. In fact since I've been coming here there are a few loyal workers who have been with me since the beginning. It's always nice to see a familiar face. And if you suddenly get hungry or thirsty or feel the need to go shopping when leaving the store you'll find an Aldi, liquor store, Petco, McDonalds, Chilis add more in the strip which is perfect.

Two cashiers at the register, one manager right next to them, line of 12 people... super long wait…read moreand super slow doing everything. What frustrated me was the lack of care (and attention) for how long the line was. The cashiers didn't even notice, or try to ring items up a bit faster. Manager moved even slower so no help there. The woman that rang me up had to switch registers due to a glitch on the computer- no problem. The speed at which she was moving, problem, because it caused the line to get backed up and people were getting impatient. She assumed my frustration was due to switching to a new register- it wasn't. It was the lack of attention from both cashiers about how quickly the line was building and adapting, aka doing your best to get people in and out. Now I don't know if this was the best they could do or if they were new but this whole experience could have been better. Instead the two cashiers chitchatted about everything under the sun, slowly typed in peoples' emails, slowly asked about signing up for a card, slowly took the tags off, and slowly packed everything into the bag. This is why Sierra has a ton of online orders- too slow when you come into the store which is unfortunate because the store has good stuff. Dear Sierra, please train cashiers to move quickly when lines are long and more importantly, having the awareness to notice that.

The new Marshalls is super clean and organized which is something their previous location lacked…read more I'm not a fan of how the store is set up and miss the larger selection of bedding that was available at their old site. I love that they are located in the same shopping plaza as HomeGoods and T.J. Maxx.

Over the past decade, I have found many good things at this store, including clothes, shoes,…read morebedding, household items, gift ideas and skin care products. Their year-round "clearance" racks are worth combing through, while regularly priced items are also very reasonable. One can often find off-season brand names at a good price. Shopping here is not a bad experience, if you avoid using their toilet, and ignore the sorry state of hygiene in their fitting room. I sometimes visit this location and its affiliate shops nearby (Sierra Trading Post, Homegoods, T. J. Maxx, etc.) to check out their shelves of beauty and hair products. It's a hit or miss type of browsing. Sometimes one can find reputable and organic brands at a hugely discount price, including products from New Zealand, Australia and South Korea. I usually scan the barcode on the packaging on my Yuca app to check if the product is safe.There isn't much service on the floor, but the fitting room attendant and the cashiers are all very friendly.

I discovered this hidden gem in Yonkers by word of mouth. Jessie has an ecletic array of vintage…read moreclothing and accessories. I was looking for a 70's, gold metallic, disco outfit for an event in the city and to my delight, she delivered. I felt like a disco diva from head to toe. Of course the shopaholic I am walked out with three more outfits because there are too many goodies at her studio. I highly recommend Jessie of Bohemian Royalty if you're looking for unique, vintage clothing. Damn fly girl, Esmeralda ‍

This place is not a thrift as stated. It's by appt only. I was in the building and .the person I…read morespoke to said she was not there when I knew she was because I was up on the floor and heard her in the office. However she said she was out of town. Bad service. I rate this a 0 since I went and was not recieved

I'm a fan of Homegoods generally because you can find a lot of cute and quality home items like…read morecooking pans, foodstuffs (spices, coffee, cookies and snacks, trendy healthy things), decor, bowls, useful household tools, bathroom and kitchen items, and some furniture. This one is pretty cramped if there are a lot of shoppers. You never know when or what you'll find at these discount stores so if you see something and like it, I'd buy it. In some aisles you'll find additional discounted things but these are usually the dredges. If you're into not paying full price, it's the store for you.

I only shop here because you can find great deals but I'm less and less enamoured with the chain as…read morethey place no value on the customers. New rules are in place lately and they treat you like sh**!

I have been to this location several times in the past which is why I am offering 3 stars. It's…read moreunfortunate that my experience today eclipsed my previously good experiences. I came into the store attempting to purchase something for Mother's Day. The two women that were closing the store on May 12th couldn't be bothered to offer me more than a "hello". I shop with precision, so I zeroed in on what I set my sights on. I B-lined to the back of an empty store and I grabbed the shoe. I turned waiting for someone to acknowledge I needed a size so I can make the purchase. 10 minutes later, with shoe in hand.... another couple walked in whom she seemed delighted to help. Needless to say I took my business elsewhere two doors down and bought what I needed. The service has dramatically gone down. Perhaps if o had their Snapchat they'd have paid attention to me because they would see how frustrated I was for lack of service on my story... I'll return to Michael Kors.... in New Jersey.

I stopped for a gift to my friend today. The two ladies there were most helpful and absolute…read morepleasure to deal with. They packed the gift very nicely, too. Would highly recommend.