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!

On a nice spring day after tea time at Jane's down the street I took a stroll to check out the…read morelocal shops. My Fair Trade Lady is a store that has something for everyone. The prices start low and can get pretty steep but worth it. Throughout the store the items sold are made by small businesses from around the globe. It's a relationship the offers the workers/owners a fair price for their goods. This is important for independence and in many cases survival. On each shelf or hanger there is a story. Most items come with information about the artist or business owner. The owner of this store enthusiastically touts information about all of the items. Her zeal, passion and friendliness is another reason to stop by. My purchase was a beautiful blouse made in Thailand and a small change dish made in Kenya. The prices were more than fair and I'm enjoying my purchase. The shopping experience gave me a feel good moment. Would I shop here again? For sure!

Awesome shop! Found some great silver rings this weekend. There's something here for that special…read moregift you may want to get someone.

Uniqlo has become one of my go-to stores because it truly has something for everyone. Whether…read moreyou're shopping for kids, women, or men of any shape or size, they make it easy to find clothes that actually fit well and feel good. Their selection shifts right with the seasons, too -- everything from light beachwear in the summer to cozy, blizzard-ready layers when winter hits. Their Heat-Tech line is the real standout. It's impressive how wide the temperature range is. You can wear the lighter pieces in the spring, and the heavier options keep you warm even when it feels like it's forty below outside. It's rare to find clothing that's this versatile without feeling bulky or cheap. Overall, Uniqlo delivers great quality, smart design, and reliable comfort every time. It's one of the few stores where you can walk in and confidently find exactly what you need, no matter the season. ...and lastly they make the clothing themselves, so you know they won't sell you anything cheap. It would be sad to sell something that's cheap and promote it as if it's better than it is.

Beautiful layout. Clean, modern, some nice clothing options that appear trendy. Lots of winter…read moreclothing out now just before Christmas with highly rated warm clothing for men, women and children. Having said that, I wanted to get a present for someone who had recently mentioned Uniqlo had a dupe for the uber expensive UK-based Barbour jacket. And lo and behold, they had the dupes here in the store! But a quick look showed me that this brand doesn't seem to offer any sizes above XL. For the coat, I was looking for something in the XXL range in case a thick or heavier sweater needed to be worn underneath. Disappointing that they don't cater to a wider audience.

Had the best experience at any Macy's store in the country today because of Gus in the Men's suit…read moredepartment! He knew I was wearing the wrong jacket size when he walked up to us. As a result of his experience, customer service and energetic personality he assisted me in getting a proper suit for a funeral. He also assisted in getting a dress shirt as well. He also mentioned the 30% off if I opened a Macy's credit card and I did it because of him. He really made a positive impression and a worthwhile purchase experience. Macy's and their customers are fortunate to have a honest person in Gus working as an employee. Keep up the great work Gus!

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.

Went here yesterday since it's the first day of the Summer Sale and I wanted to get in before the…read moreweekend because I know it'll be insane. This is probably my favorite Zara store - it's huge and has enough open space so you're not running into people or clothes to get by. I'm glad I went during the week because the store was slowly starting to get messy. The jeans table had jeans EVERYWHERE - I didn't even know how to navigate looking for one because they were all over the place. I also saw the same jacket in 2 different locations - one which was in the same rack with identical jackets but in a different color which were not on sale. I'm glad I caught this at the register cause it was a $20 price difference. They already had limited sizes in a few items I wanted which was disappointing since there was at least 5 items I wanted to get but couldn't find the right size for. I don't recall seeing any sales associates on the floor unless they were putting something away from the fitting room so it can be hard to get help if needed. One thing I wish Zara had were shopper bags to carry around the store while looking around because you HAVE to carry everything by hand without having a place to put it on hold. If you're like me, you're trying to make as few trips to the fitting room as possible. Things start getting heavy after picking out the 7th dress you like.

The black lady with glasses and an accent was really rude to my friend just cause he was "in the…read moreway" but was in line to pay up front. Then he proceeded to ask her nicely if they take military discount and she up front said no in a rude way. If people can't greet customers in a polite way or without an attitude then why do you work in a place that is supposed to be "higher class" establishment.