Selection and value are great! And the chirpy, wisecracking cashier was bearable until I put my…read morepurse on the counter to get out my wallet. "Oh, looks like you need a new purse. We have a nice selection of purses here." Spoiler: I did not look at the store's purportedly nice selection of purses. I left feeling sorry for management because it's so hard to weed out rude idiots during the hiring process. No amount of coaching will fix someone who thinks it's a great sales tactic to be insulting. Sorry, Nordstrom Rack. I get it, I manage people too, and it sucks. ​

Was here in Cherry Hill and was selling a shirt on their rack from SHEIN! double the prices way to…read morehigh!

Had a makeup appointment at this Nordstrom and got there a little early to do some browsing around…read moreand wouldn't you know it, I landed in the shoe department lol. Great selection of shoes and sneakers and the customer service was on point (as always). My makeup appointment with Lola was AMAZING so it was overall a great trip to Nordstrom.

The customer service at Nordstrom is excellent! I came for an online order pick up. I was told I…read morehad til 4/12 when I called. Apparently if it expired on 4/12, it gets put back that morning. The sales associate at the pick up was super nice and apologetic. She went into the store to look for the dresses on the racks and she found them! Rose another sales associate was also very nice. She set me up in a dressing room. She also had the tailor come for alterations. Anna, the tailor, was amazing! She was able to alter the top part of the dress to fit better. She explained the process of payment. If you purchase items at Nordstrom, there is a free tailoring service! You pay with your Nordstrom card then receive the amount in Nordstrom Notes. You do have to use the notes at Nordstrom, Rack or online. At almost $100 for the alterations, I'm happy to have the $$$ to treat myself! The store is bright, clean and has nice displays. The dressing rooms were also clean. Bathrooms for women are in the second level.

This Macy's was built in 1961, and it has the vintage Otis escalators. The men's shoes is the best…read moredepartment.

Last minute Christmas shopping at Macy's. The staff were available, friendly, and helpful. The…read morestore was organized. I found what I wanted quickly and was able to check out without waiting in long line.

I loved it the mall is so big there are all the trendy stores in cherry hill mall rn I have no…read moreissues with the mall everything is alright

Cherry Hill Mall is still going strong! It has a variety of stores with Nordstrom, Macys and…read moreJCPenneys for anchor stores. The mall is generally clean and has seating throughout. It's an easy ride over the Betsy Ross bridge and lots of free parking!

Drove here because it said they had 14 of an item in stock. When we got here the girl said that…read moreyes, it's showing they have 14 but she doesn't want to go in the back to find them. Absolutely horrible experience.

Keeps getting worse and worse. Dirty, disorganized, unfriendly. Old Christmas products thrown in…read morecarts around the store. Empty shelves. Long lines. Upon arrival, no carts available, no working scanners at the order pickup desk, and when I finally got my order, an item was missing. I recommend visiting any other Target in the area over this one.

So I suppose this is a "cheat" Yelp review just to get my review numbers up - hey - at least I'm…read morehonest! We walked in - I didn't know my way around (just came here b/c it was close to our prior stop), so we walked TH back out. It was your typical "Wallyworld" - I LOVE that there are now self-check out lanes. It's faster than the lines that are staffed by - what? four cashiers for the WHOLE STORE?! Makes the whole Walmart experience tolerable at best! Yay technology!

Bad experience. Bought 2 tires with life time rotation ask n confirmed that they will rotate it…read morewith no extra charge as I only bought 2 tires n not four . when there now told have to pay $10 for tire rotation n balances n $30 more for the 2 tires not in plan. Must make sure written in document as they will deny telling you blaming other employees Told by previous employee to make appt for oil change reach there n then tell them need tires rotated too this also wrong have to make both oil change n tire rotation on the same appointment or else have to wait 4 hours more So when there I ask for the $ 3999 oil change on their price list posted again told Walmart no longer doing that price n conventional oil why post it if no longer offer the service there. I cancel my oil appointment n went to other oil change at rt 41 Cherryhill with immediate oil change better service n less hassle

Nicely organized displays, especially for holidays. HomeGoods has an incredible assortment of…read moregadgets for the kitchen. Great selection of linens , towels, and bathroom rugs. Lots of cat. , and dog treats. The shelves are neatly arranged. And employees are quite knowledgeable with location of items.

Sparkling and brand new. Lots of staff in the store working hard to keep things clean…read more Opening during TIME OF PANDEMIC: Lots of extra steps taken to ensure safety. Only 80 people at a time allowed in. Carts were cleaned as people dropped them off after they were finished. Although there were one way directional signs on the floor, people didn't notice or didn't pay attention. This is a new procedure that just started to become more common during the pandemic, so people still need to be trained to pay attention to this. Lots of great items for home decor. Still pretty good stock and it was busy on a Saturday. Prices seemed fair. Smaller than average footprint compared to other HomeGoods I've been to, but it'll do, Pig, it'll do. Down side - the parking lot is going to be pretty crammed. It shares a small parking lot with the ever popular Trader Joes, a TJ Maxx next door and a ShakeShack. Go slow and be careful. I predict a few fender benders.

I didn't really know much about Stein Mart stores - I kinda associated them with old lady clothes,…read morelots of sequins and flowery stuff. I was pleasantly surprised to see they carry some nice business casual wear as well. It is like a step child to Kohl's because they offer a limited choice of housewares from plates, to home decorations, towels, furniture, etc. They also carry shoes (a plus that they offer those fake little nylons for trying on shoes), purses, sunglasses, all that stuff. I will say that I was approached a little rudely by one of the sales ladies who made a comment about what I could or couldn't bring into the rooms to try on some clothes. Maybe she was having a crappy day or her feet hurt, who knew.

I remember 6 or 7 years ago, when this Stein Mart opened, and there was a sense of general…read moreexcitement in the air - look how big it's going to be! I wonder what great deals I snag here! Do you think they'll offer discounts to frequent shoppers?! Here we are today, and I've YET to find anything worth buying in this palce. I stopped in last week in search of a discounted dress, but all I found were stiff, high-colored maiden frocks in clashy, bright colors. I second the reviewer below - most of the clothing reminds you of 1990s elementary school teacher style, all fit to be paired with a multi-colored macaroni necklace. Worse still, a lot of the stuff is still way expensive, especially in the homegoods department. Save your time and head to TJ Maxx, Marshall's, or Homegoods instead.

Stopped in here last on my way to Total Wine…read more Parking: A lot that fills up quickly. Atmosphere: bright and loud The store is a cross between a dollar store, big lots & family dollar. They sell clothes,electronics, hoseware, care care, rugs, apliances.... There were some good deals. I didn't have time to totally check it out though. Make sure you have time to browse. The store was busy and very junky. The lines were long, and their registers slowed. The line I was in had a delay; the card payment reader kept restarting. I will go back when I have.

This joint is good, you can get things for cheap. I got a body scrub for $7.50 and at other places…read moreit's either $10 or $20. But this place is disgusting, the bathroom situation? Yeah you need that fixed. This place is literally so cheap to the point they can't even get the bathrooms fixed. Very disgusting. Y'know, I'm one of those ladies who go out to eat then goes shopping afterwards. My son had to use the restroom and I had to explain that there's no bathrooms. Gross.

Marshalls, HomeGoods, Homesense, and TJ Maxx are establishments that provide value for your…read morepurchases. When retail business declines, these companies continue to flourish for a reason, they have an operation, where regardless of city, state, or socioeconomic difference, you can always expect to find quality items at discounted, and/or affordable pieces. Because of the aforementioned, I initially opt to not take a car through the store, knowing that when I do, I'll definitively purchase many more items than intended. Reason- there's always a treasure chest of great finds, and items you forgot you need, want to get, or the price is so reasonable, how could you not purchase the item you're drawn to. The Marshalls and HomeGoods store is divided into one space for the former and the latter. The store is maintained extremely well. The store is clean, add organized, which is often difficult because customers believe they have a sense of entitlement wherever they shop, and whatever they decide they don't want is not placed back where it was found, nor the way it was found (on a hanger, hanging from a display, in the correct aisle, shelf, department, etc.). The store is well lit and spacious. In Marshalls you can find clothes from toddlers to adults of any gender, jewelry, accessories, outerwear, workout essentials, confines, perfumes, shoes, luggage, hair care products and appliances, facial and skincare products, toys, collectibles, sports fan gear, and much more. In HomeGoods, there have seasonal and non-seasonable items well organized and displayed. There's aisles with each of the following, lamps, rugs, furniture, furniture accessories, framed artwork and photos, mirrors, pet supplies, clothes, and accessories, bedding, linens, pillows of all types, sheet sets, comforters, and duvet covers of all sizes, bath products, bath furniture, storage, and accessories. There's bath towels of all sizes, colors, and patterns, washcloths, hand towels, stationary, cleaning products for home and car, cards, gift wrap, bows, ribbons, gift bags, bag accessories, bedroom accessories, chairs, cookware, appliances, states, glassware, accent pieces, laundry items, storage containers, picture frames, cutting boards, tableware, stairwells, oven mitts, serving trays, kitchen utensils, step stools and ladders, teapots, coffee cups, barware, holiday items, books, desks, desk organizers, book ends, vases, accessories for children's and teens rooms, decorative decor from around the world from ceramic to glass to wood, food items, sauces, oils, sweeteners, spices, paperweights, dried fruit, decorative baskets, electronic and mobile phone accessories, beverages, gift cards, holiday outdoor display items, and the list goes on. If you walk out empty handed, it's an anomaly, and near impossible to do. The staff is friendly, helpful, and moves lines along at an expedited pace. Wonderful stores. Phenomenal brand stores that are constantly a pleasure to shop at!

The clearance deals on clothing at Marshalls are outstanding. The problem is (for me anyway) there…read moreseems to never be much to choose from in regards to men's clothing, especially in my size. The Marshall's of Moorestown by far had the biggest Men's clearance section of any other Marshall's location I've been to. I have trouble finding jeans that fit me and that I like. I found 3 pretty nice pairs of jeans that fit me great on clearance, the most expensive pair being $13. The other Marshalls I've been to recently have also had super weird/strict fitting room rules. They'd count your clothing prior to entering and after leaving the fitting room. They'd take from you whatever you weren't going to purchase. This Marshalls didn't feel the need to count the articles of clothing I was entering/leaving with and allowed me to place my unwanted items back on the clothing racks myself.