The service ok, the bathroom are disgusting value is all right. I mean it's kind of ghetto. The…read moreStarbucks is good.

Very busy with little help. Was looking for assistance and couldn't find a team member so I…read moreattempted to use the call button on their service screens and they did not work.

Senior's Discount Day is Tuesdays.... If you take your mom like me.. Best day for deals. Though…read morealmost every time we go look for something HOME or CLOTHING. We find what she needs.. Thanks as Always..

if i could use zero that's what it would be. the manager is so rude and threw shade at me and my…read moredad and racially profiled us and when we confronted her about it she wouldn't even look at us. they didn't let us return a luggage that was "used" when i got it scratched up like that already.

Always a long line and only 2 clerks working Why is always…read morelike this . Small store with limited merchandise

Dumpster Fire! What happened. This Marshall's was…read moregreat...once. Dirty and unorganized. Stepping over or around products on the floor at least I was most weren't they were just stepping on it or sliding it over with their feet. I refuse to believe that this is the normal for a Marshall's. I've been in so many cleaner and neater ones. Not sure if Marshall's are somewhat independent or fully corporate. This one needs management help from the top down. 10 check outs, 3 open and over 15 customers in line. One closed for a break, leaving 2 ...nice. Last words...help needed.

We stopped by TJ Maxx after lunch since it was just a few blocks up the street…read more It's located in the Vineyard Town Center in Morgan Hill. This store is quite large with a big selection of clothing and other household items. I found a really nice blanket with strawberries all over it. It is so soft. I also found some Valentine's Day socks. They had a nice variety of Valentine's Day items. The line at the checkout was short and fast. Customer service was great.

Place is a HOT mess! Needs some TLC. It's been a while since…read moreI've been here but definitely unorganized.

I've been shopping at Costco for over 40 years, and this Gilroy location has been my go-to store…read morefor the past 13 years. I honestly can't say enough good things about Costco. The store is always clean, well organized, and stocked with quality products at great prices. The savings, member-only discounts, and rewards make it well worth the membership. The staff is always friendly and the shopping experience is quick and convenient. These days, I rarely shop at Walmart or other big-box stores because Costco has just about everything I need in one place. After four decades of shopping at Costco, I'm still a very happy and loyal customer. If you're looking for quality products, excellent value, and outstanding customer service, Costco is hard to beat. Highly recommended!

Very disappointing experience at the Gilroy Costco…read more I have been a loyal Costco member for years and spend thousands of dollars here annually, but my recent experience at the Gilroy location has genuinely made me reconsider my membership. On August 6, I purchased a $65.75 seasoned tri-tip that was packaged that day but had a "Best if Used By" date of August 8--only TWO days after I purchased it. Even more concerning, on that same August 6 trip, I purchased a two-pack of salad that was dated August 3. When I attempted to return or exchange the tri-tip, I was refused. An employee told me I should simply cook the meat and eat it anyway, despite my concerns, and essentially made me feel that I "should have known better." I then spoke with a manager and was told that the product was my responsibility, not Costco's. I have returned dated perishable items to Costco before, so I asked about the policy. I also reviewed Costco's published satisfaction guarantee myself and could not find the perishable-return restriction I was being told applied to my purchase. What bothers me most isn't even the $65.75. It's the complete lack of concern that I purchased TWO refrigerated products with date issues during the same shopping trip, combined with the dismissive way my concern was handled. I expect better from a company that promotes a 100% satisfaction guarantee and charges customers for membership. After spending thousands of dollars with Costco year after year, being told to eat the meat anyway and that this was simply my problem was incredibly disappointing. Unfortunately, this experience has seriously changed how I feel about continuing my Costco membership.

I enjoy this location more than the Morgan hill one. This one is clean and organized and the…read moreclothing racks don't overwhelm me. The parking lot could be better since they're in close proximity to the Dutch bros

Having shopped at numerous TJ Maxx locations throughout the Bay Area, I have to say this one stands…read moreout as one of the cleanest and most organized, with consistently pleasant and helpful staff.

Just alot of variety, huge store. I buy low carb bread there in freezer section. The young men who…read moredo the carts outside can be a little rude though

I have mixed feelings about this store. Today, I went there with my senior parents at around 3 pm…read more I left them to shop as I looked at other things. I found that the staff were very helpful when I asked them to check on the price of a shirt that I found that was missing its price. I am always glad with the soda selection especially Walmart's own brand of Dr. Thunder that virtually tastes exactly like Dr. Pepper. It is always a great to buy their brand of soda and the flavor is so close to the popular brands that I barely can tell the difference. However, when I meant up to my parents, my mom was very upset and was anxious to leave. Apparently, there was uninvolved parents who were so into themselves that they did not care that their children were running around and making items fall on purpose. Those parents were not watching their children. Now, some people may think what do I expect?!? This is Walmart! This is where the "wild life" ill mannered customers blend in with the mature civilized customers. Yes, I am clearly saying that is what you may expect- people with their children who do not know how to supervise their children or act in public. But then, you would not see this in say Trader Joes. Perhaps the types of customers are kind of different. It seems that way. Although, some stores also appreciate customers who tell staff about unruly customers and would be willing to go on the intercom to tell parents to supervise their children and that any broken items they will be required to pay for. Or at least have a staff person confront the customer with their unruly children to tell them to supervise their children. I never see any Walmart that does this and clearly Walmart is not a playground. I am also aware that they deal with property loss as I keep up with the news. If one of those kids ran into one of my parents who are unsteady on their feet or one of those items they dropped, one of my parents would trip on and they fell down getting hurt, I would be very upset and I would not ignore it or look the other way. The law clearly states if a customer informs a clerk that there are unruly unsupervised children, and they do nothing about it, then an elderly customer gets hurt, not only are the parents held accountable but also the store. This is because the staff were warned and still did not intervene to prevent a tragedy. Of course, I am aware that it is to the store's advantage not to do anything and hope no tragedy happens and if it does the person won't take legal action. It is better then for the store to look the other way and being that it is Walmart, it is a huge corporation. A corporation I am all to familiar with as I read at least 3 books about this successful company that was started by a determined and extremely compulsive founder Sam Walton who started the mega company by modest means. But I also know that there is such a thing as making the shopping experience for everyone to be pleasant and welcoming. That means informing people to watch their children and not allow them to misbehave. Let me suggest a recording through the intercom that comes on upon every hour that would state, parents need to supervise their children at all times and are expected to pick up any items their children drop. If any item becomes broken, then the parents will be required to pay for it. Or at least perhaps staff should take customers concerns especially those who are seniors seriously. We all hope someday we will live into old age (although we may not be looking forward to it) but it is little things like respect that matter.

Aside from the elder gentleman who checked us out at the main registers, staff here was not very…read morehelpful. The young girl at the register in the electronic section was particularly unhelpful. This store is great if you need basically anything which is awesome but I won't return to this location ever again because most of the staff needs training in basic customer service.

Came in here for some emergency camping gear and they have everything we needed. We were helped out…read morequickly however the sliding doors had some trouble opening because they were locked up. Propane tank was easy to grab.