It was clean and organized. The selection was great so many name brands docs for 49 dollars…read more Daughter got an 130 dollar curling iron for 29.99 could not beat that value. Service was nice will go again if in area.

I love Ross stores. Anywhere I travel it's a must to check out their style of garments…read more Considering the location of this store there wasn't much of a selection for summer attire. Not much dresses nor shorts or cute bathing suits. There was a decent selection of workout gear. Big, decently clean store. Cashiers were very fast at check out, kept their lines moving.

Magui Elen Mena is a personal stylist and spa technician at this store. My friend and I had…read morepurchased lymphatic massage facials at a charity silent auction and had no idea what to expect. She was lovely, informative, and gentle. She was grateful to be able to have offerred her services for charity and we were grateful she did. I never knew my local Macy's even had a little spa service area tucked in the cosmetics department! We each of different skin types and she was very knowledgable - customizing our care. It's been several days and my skin still feels great. Don't hesitate to book her. magui.mena@macys.com

I shop at this Macy's Store in South Beach if I need to buy presents. They have a wide range of…read moregoods from men/women/kids wear, shoes, perfumes and colognes, jewelry, watches, sunglasses and a lot more. Service is always good, and some of the items are great value for money. Check it out!

Went to Target today to return an item that I ordered online. The security greeted me and guided me…read moreto the return counter. The staff quickly attended to me and process the return which took less than 3 minutes. Quick and great service. I always go to Target in this location because it is closer to where I live and its the only Target in South Beach. They always have everything I need like fruits, medicines, clothing, vitamins, groceries and a lot more. Good quality Target products which are reasonably priced and good value for money. They also have a Starbucks store inside with dining areas. Check it out!

Great service helped me find what I was looking for quickly and was very kind…read more Products are visible and and accessible

In my experience, the Marshall (or TJ Max) that are in the middle of big city downtowns repurpose…read morebigger multi-purpose buildings, instead of the free-standing ones that are located in the suburbs. There are usually bigger in size, and are multi-story. They often have different, higher-end designer brands. The Marshalls in downtown Miami Beach is like the former, located on the 2nd and 3rd floors of the same building as the Lincoln Dining Hall. It has very tall ceilings with a lot of natural light, creating a nice environment to browse. This store had plenty of inventory, and the clearance sections weren't too picked over when we stopped by on a Friday night. There are escalators and elevators to take you from floor to floor, though the down escalator from 3rd to 2nd was blocked off (forcing you to take the elevator down, which doesn't seem very efficient and an obvious fire hazard in case of emergency). The large space could easily absorb a lot more shoppers than there were, but the checkout queues wasn't very efficient (at one point, the line got more than 7 shoppers deep and took a while to checkout). A good place to stop by to pick up some clothes for your vacation if in the Miami Beach Area.

Had an awful experience in this store with employee Danny G. My mother wanted to purchase a purse…read morethat had a price tag of $10.99, when we went to the register Danny G. took the purse to the back without saying anything, changed the ticket price and scanned it. I asked him when it now scanned for $20.99 on the price hike and he said that he, himself printed the tickets and that it was not the $10.99 price. He accused us of changing the price/ticket! I asked for a manager and he said he was that he was the manager and said for us to get out of the store. All the other customers heard this and started to yell at Danny, saying give him the purse at the correct price. I never thought this would ever happen at one of your stores. How dare this employee treat customers this way. Here is the picture of Mr. Danny G and the priceless purse. Shame on Marshall's for hiring an animal like Danny G to work at this store!

My go-to Target! The Midtown location has plenty of street parking as well as a parking garage…read moreavailable. I love the layout of this location and how comfortable it to shop around. Being located in Midtown -- it's nice to walk around the area in general, and stopping by for a quick Target run just makes my day 10% better!

nobody answers the phone. It's annoying having to go just to ask a one sentence question.read more

Don't come here yesterday, racist lady in fitting roooms I knew she spoke Spanish and notice she…read moreonly checked hanger count and clothes count from non-Spanish speakers. Speak Spanish then she change her tune. Today told open til 103p but at 1027 door personnel say no were closed sooner in his best bald headed machismo accenting, my Mexican husband will tell you these are both backwards representations of reverse racism that can't be condoned by coming here. I've been a total Rss lover since the day I came here from my county, fluent in English, Spanish and Tagalog with Mexipino kids. I can tell you this is effectively not a good place to go. Gave them three trips out here and two of those trips years apart has shown me this location is biased in the worst ways til they realize you speak Spanish. Shop elsewhere bc as a mom to mexipino kids, I can't possibly choose a store that supports reverse racism against half of my kids' culture.

How do you NOT notice leaving a security tag on my shoe. A light tag, on the top of a BLACK shoe…read more...with no box.... I understand people have bad days, make mistakes... it does happen occasionally that a tag gets left on (although I have never had it happen in such an obvious spot) and the couple times it's happened, I've found easy/quick solutions online. This is a $50 pair of shoes. I have been working on this tag since Friday. I needed these shoes Saturday and did not have time to go back to the store. I've scuffed up the stupid shoe at this point and cried. So this is not against the employee who checked me out; the problem I have is putting a tag on a shoe (one that clearly doesn't set off an alarm while you are AT the store...) that is literally impossible to remove. Maybe the employee tried to remove it with the actual tool and said "forget it!" This is a $50 pair of shoes at a massive chain store. I don't even want to call and deal with an automated system to end up hearing "bring it back to the store" BTW, I work in retail - a local store with ONE location, and out least expensive item is $89. No armed guard at the door either. And NO, we don't use these useless tags.

They have guest customer service. I love shopping there and would recommend it to family and friendsread more

This target was so disappointing…read more No variety in anything, rarely any good Snack options to the point I walked around and the entire store and left empty Handed. Everything seemed to be missing assortments for instance , work out tops with no bottoms, swimsuits missing the correct size top or bottom , then snacks ... where are the chips and dip, no pickles , no water enhancers etc... literally everything we went in for they didn't have so I ordered for pick up at our store at home .

So I love to go to Nordstrom Rack in Aventura but this particular time I purchased some Tory Burch…read moreshoes on August 16th, not even a month old. So I decided to wash them because of some dirt, but when I did, the green color bled on the cream color. She were done. I called Nordstrom to explain and the guy went to go look at the shoes in the store and I asked is this normal for these shoes. Of course he did not know and that was fine, but then he said what do you want us to do. I told him I don't know and that is why I called.. I said ok and hung up. he worked in the shoe department because I was transferred to the shoe department.

Nordstrom rack is always going to be a hit for me. High end fashions at a very good price will…read moreforever be my vibes. I stopped in to find a pair of "comfortable" heels for a dinner this coming week and found that and a pair of sneakers and spent under 30 bucks thanks to my $10 Nordstrom note credit on my shopper account and the clearance markdowns. The service is always good as well as the staff is helpful and even point you to things you may have missed. Add them to your shopping go to if it's not already!

I like a good deal as much as anyone. It's why I will check out every thing from Target to TJ Maxx…read moreto Ross. I had high hopes when this Burlington opened that it might offer some useful home goods for those of us who lived in Miami Beach. What a total disappointment. It takes up a huge commercial space on a prime entrance block to South Beach. And they opened it the way they do all their other stores, just large industrial racks of clothes and goods crammed together, all under bright fluorescent lighting that makes it seem like you are in a gas station convenience store off an interstate Don't even think of going here from the late afternoon and on since half of the items have found their way to the floor and nobody working there is putting anything back on the shelves. This place is really a disaster that seems badly suited to become a neighborhood favorite. Maybe it will survive with all of the suitcases and gadgets for tourists, but it really seems a missed opportunity for those of us who call Miami Beach home.

Extremely friendly customer service through these flexible opening hours and every amazing deals…read moreover there! Wish there would add more cashiers who can work there make things faster for customers needed time! ;)

Lincoln Road isn't just a street--it's Miami's catwalk, circus, and living time capsule rolled into…read moreone. I've been coming here since the days when Howard Austin Feld had his shop here, when you could still park on the street and the crowd felt more local than curated. Back then, it was quirky galleries, mom-and-pop shops, and artists setting up easels by the fountains. History matters here. Originally designed in the 1910s by Carl Fisher (the same guy who basically invented Miami Beach), it was later reimagined in the 1950s by Morris Lapidus, the legendary architect behind the Fontainebleau. He turned Lincoln Road into a pedestrian mall--a radical idea at the time--that gave Miami Beach its own open-air Broadway. For decades, it was where retirees fed pigeons, musicians played for tips, and snowbirds people-watched under the palms. Today? It's glossier. Trendy flagship stores, outdoor cafés charging $9 for a latte, and enough selfie sticks to arm a small militia. The pigeons have been replaced by pickup artists--guys working the crowd like it's spring break year-round, angling for phone numbers from beautiful women in sundresses. Depending on your vibe, it's either comedy gold or background noise. But here's the truth: Lincoln Road is still Lincoln Road. The fountains still splash, the architecture still hums with mid-century glamour, and the people-watching is world-class. From models strutting past with shopping bags to a family of tourists melting under the Miami sun, this strip remains Miami Beach's beating heart.

Lincoln Road Mall is a must stop when you're either visiting Miami Beach, visiting from out of town…read moreor just to have a nice night out. There's a lot of potential to be an even greater destination spot and lots of events and activities. Live music is often played on the weekends. Excellent variety and options for food and desserts along with shops and stores and even art galleries! Most parts of Lincoln Mall are clean and almost every restaurant will offer outdoor seating while providing great service. Great destination with easy parking around and overall spot for dining, shopping and leisure and perfect to relax and people watch. Great mix of high end stores and regular boutique stores to cater to every person.