Not one of the worst TJ Maxx location, but I find it difficult to find good men's clothing. The…read moreinventory is never really impressive. Other than that, the staff is usually courteous and professional.

The store employees are still great to deal with. The new manager is making a difference. The…read moreperiodic (ongoing) problem of customers not being able to use the restroom continues. The employees do not have access to a bathroom. If it rains, if it snows, if it is freezing; the toilets cannot be flushed. This has happened on several occasions. It is not a once a year event. This is not sanitary. I have seen customers and employees denied access to a flushing toilet. Hard to shop at a store that cannot provide this-for us-or their employees.

This Target looks a bit more dated than others, but it has the same merchandise as others…read more The store seemed well stocked and clean. I noticed some protein chips that I had not seen before at other stores, which is a great option for those looking for high protein foods. Their home decor section was a bit light in terms of inventory, but that is something that changes every few days with trucks arriving and delivering throughout the week.

How about restocking? You have u- boats everywhere. I had to search for cat food on one but was out…read moreof stock. Finally found 3. That's a day supply if that. Bathroom was filthy. And when I came out my cart was gone and my stuff thrown on a chair. Do I bring the damn thing in with me next time? Should have since there were no carts in store. I got one when someone left. 45 mins later when I left with just the cat food there were still no carts. What are your employees doing?' I'm still waiting for the gingerbread bears from Christmas, maybe next year. Those items also need a limit. You have resellers buying for $5 and selling for $35-50 So clean and stock the store. Bring the carts in and I might rewrite. Starbucks was awesome though

Not to be confused with North Road East, which is somewhere else…read more This is a pretty cool shopping center that is situated in Massachusetts in a little town that I really like, and it's a decent plaza to stop in for food and other awesome things. They have a few good stores located inside, and it's fairly accessible from both streets at the major intersection.

I discovered this thrift and antique establishment in the past 6 months and I was saddened to learn…read morethat it has actually existed for several years. Props to all of regional micro influencers for giving this business the spotlight that it deserves. Unlike other thrift & antique shops in the region, this one's entirely above ground and well lit. Every booth (which are many) is well organized and maintained. Quite a few booths had percentages off which might be a recession indicator, but I'll still love a discount. My most treasured find was a clock shaped purse with a functional clock. Did I need this? Not necessarily. Is it going to become apart of my personality? Probably. Did I already stage it for its own personal photo shoot? Absolutely!

Awesome selection of mid century furniture and accessories! There are a bunch of different rooms…read morethat are great for treasure hunting!

Honestly the store and it's employees are great and I totally get their store and how it gets…read moreinventory, etc... but it's really really confusingly laid out. Otherwise great people grreat store, love it.

The store in Taunton across from target is NOT handicap friendly. I'm not sure if this will let me…read morepost pictures or not but I took a bunch of photos. I didn't get to look at about 2/3 of the store because I just couldn't get down the isles or turn the corners with the electric cart. The isleways are not only too narrow but there are boxes of merchandise blocking them as well. It was even hard to get out the door from the only register that was open. I couldn't get around the bend without hitting the glass. It's embarrassing and discriminatory. I don't think I will ever go back. I only posted a few photos but these are just SOME of the things I wanted to look at but I couldn't because I couldn't maneuver the electric cart that YOU provided around the racks or even into the isleways. Pretty sure that's a fire Hazard as well. Let me also add that the boxes were full of merchandise and left unattended throughout the store. I'm just going to stop now because the more I think about it the more upset I become. So very disappointed.

Dollar Tree is a great store. Since the entire state of Massachusetts lacks dollar stores (with the…read moreexception of a few cities), Dollar Tree is really the only store that sells everything for a dollar or less. Yes the signs around the store say "Everything's $1", but really some things are less than a dollar, like the candy at the register or poster boards. This Dollar Tree is one of the older locations, with a gross carpet and somewhat dark. However, it obviously has great deals and has a great stock of cleaners, household products, stationery, pets, candy, food, seasonal and more. Staff are always friendly, and exchanges are happily accepted. The parking lot is large and the store is never too crowded. Overall, not the best, but also not the worst Dollar Tree location. 4 stars.