This shop is full of luxury brand products like apparel, shoes, bags, purses, but of course all are…read moresecond hand. It is mostly organized, but apparel and shoes have many aisles, so takes a while to go through them. Bags and other accessories are behind glass cabinets, easy to see the models and prices. The store seemed popular overall. Many customers were in the store when we went there around Sunday noon. Several staff members were at the store, very friendly, helping customers with products and checkouts.

I really wanted to like this place and use it as a source to sell some of my and my clients…read moredesigner items. BUT unfortunately there policies are outlandish and they basically pay a penny on the dollar for items they then sell for an over price. I wouldn't suggest this place but if you're looking to earn 10 cents for 4 pair of designer of shoes this is the place to go.

My first time here I got a really nice sports jacket that I wear year round. Since then, I have…read moregone back a few times and bought other things. The result: whenever I wear something from Mr. Killion, colleagues, friends and complete strangers compliment me on each particular item.

Went in to check it out for fun and ended up seeing an excellent select collection. The owner was…read morevery friendly and knowledgeable. Bought a hat and have plans to return soon for more.

This is a huge UO store, with two floors of products. The first floor has women's apparels and…read moreaccessories, and also the checkout section. The second floor men's apparel, home goods products, sale items and fitting rooms. Most of the store is organized and clean. As we explored the store, we liked some of their products. It was easy to walk thru the racks and check different items. Some products had discounts up to 40%. The fitting room had no lines. Staff members were available for assistance. Checkout was quick and easy. Price was same as their website.

This UO is located at Montclair downtown area. Very spacious and variety of selections. From…read moreoversized jeans to fitted crop tops, and pretty much anything in between. Changing rooms on the second floor. Very nice staff. Barely any wait for the changing room. I think their price is fair. But it's always better to find it in the sale section.

Great selection of shoes and clothes--and occasionally housewares. Every week is something…read moredifferent. They are open only on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. You can get some amazing bargains, but they also offer some high end designer brands at a higher price.

It used to be a great place to find real designer bargains. Classics in some cases but as of late,…read morethe inventory - styles are dated. I recently checked out the Bloomfield store - parking is terrible. I miss the wonderful store in Botany Village, Clifton. I always was able to find the best shoes, slippers, blouses, slacks and more. The other sites are now too far to travel if you live in Bergen or Passaic County. I wish the owners would reconsider returning to my area.

This is a clearance store, so I expected out of season merchandise. There was a lot of selection…read more What I didn't expect was the amount of general clutter and disorganization in the store. It was also very hot inside the store to the point where it was nauseating. I visited the restroom on my visit and there was toilet paper all over the floor and feces in the toilets. It was too messy and too hot to shop for long, so I didn't purchase anything and will not be back to try again.

Here we go! Now my coworker and I was enroute to Stop & Shop for lunch which is in the same parking…read morelot as Macy's Backstage. Now when my coworker opened the door for me the first thing I said was "Why we coming in here? Is this another way into Stop & Shop?" He states "No, don't you want to look around?" "No, and get in behind me temptation!" We went in briefly, I look around pick up this and that, before I knew it I had about six items to try on. The prices was ok but for me I need to stay up to date fashionable. I like that everything was organized and the store clean. Luckily, by the time I was gonna go try what I picked out, my coworker was ready to leave. Whew, saved by the bell.

I didn't know what Lackawanna Plaza was and I appreciate adding a moment of mystery to my suburban…read moretravels. Certainly I appreciate Stephanie's negative review as it's not living up to its full potential but I'm glad I found it. The hottest club in Montclair is Lackawanna Plaza, an old train station. This club has everything: punk rock art, a piece of a famous oak tree that got knocked down in a storm, hard cider with Pinelands cranberries...

First time at the Lackawanna Plaza Market and it was enjoyable. After passing the indoor storefront…read morebusinesses, you'll come to a large open area, where you'll see many vendors. There, you'll be able to purchase vintage items, clothing, dishware, and shoes, to make a few. The walkways are wide and every vendor was friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. Don't hesitate to stop by, give local businesses some love, and enjoy Montclair, afterwards.

This Marshall's has way too much inventory and is in violation of egress fire codes and ADA…read morecompliance. The isles for the customers are NOT ADA compliant and barely wide enough for a human to walk through. Whoever the store manager and visual merchandisers are... they do not use common sense when designing and displaying a store for keeping the customers accessibility in mind. Very claustrophobic at this Marshall's. Feels like a thrift store. Worst Marshall's I've been too in NJ

This Marshall's is the lesser of the two closest to me. It's not quite as big and even less…read moreorganized. I'm guessing they don't have an opportunity to recover after crowds of people come which I get, but all the sections look like the need some TLC. Outside of this, it's all the goodness inside you can expect from Marshalls. Food items, kitchen supplies and clothes, but because it isn't as big or organized or even nicely laid out it just falls short. Like other Marshall's and stores similar to it, they suffer from this long line rule which is already bad, but because this Marshall's is already a bit rough venturing through, it makes the line even worse here. Because Marshall's are has this similar rule but this one has other issues, I say 2 and 1/2. Hopefully it can improve a bit.

Soooo, my wife and son went over to Jo's A Bank in Clifton NJ Route 3 on 6-10-2025 @ 6:00pm to buy…read morea dress shirt and pants, only to be disappointed, due to poor customer service. The lady employee was dismissive and not interested in accommodating my wife's needs in finding the appropriate attire for my son. She then assigned another young male employee to assist my wife who also showed no interest in helping. My wife then exited the store and drove over to Men's Warehouse in Totowa where they greeted her with a smile, showed respect, transparency, gratitude, and professionalism. These are the values that Jos A. Bank should train their employees on.

I went to get some slacks and shirts 3/11/2025 6:11 PM. Going in there I had on a Jos A. Banks…read moretravel pants and shirt. I asked the lady could you show me something similar to what I was wearing she "directed" me to the section. If there was no one else in the store I felt it would have been good customer service to have shown me a few options. She did the same thing with the shirts, now I have to sift through the shirts. I'm using the Springfield store as reference, they are much more helpful. I ended up buying 3 shirts I'm bringing one back. I am not a frequent shopper but when I do shop I like pleasant experiences. Hugo Boss in Short Hills mall treats you like a valued customer no matter if you buy a pair of socks or a Tuxedo!!!! You don't have to be all over a customer, but a little attention is good, learn how to read the room. I'm not going back, at 51 years old, one time is enough to turn me off forever