My husband & I had a wonderful experience here. Sunday afternoon, not crowded, great selection. The…read morestaff were vey friendly and efficient. Customers were lovely and giving helpful advice too :) Exceptionally lovely was ***Gaby*** - she patiently helped find items that weren't in stock to let us know if they were online. She also helped us sign up for rewards. Gaby is such an asset to H&M!!! We would be delighted to return!!!

Awesome deals on fashionable clothes with 15% off if you were to recycle any clothing from any…read morebrands (except underwear and socks)! Easy and free to park...

The store is fine but I'll never understand who lost the plot asking cashiers to procces credit…read morecard applications when there are 15 people waiting on line. I understand that the floor staff has to do what they're told but... for an extra 10% off on my Luke Skywalker pajama bottoms and a Martha Stewart lemon zester, I think I'll pass.

Marshalls has long been one of my favorite places to shop, but after my experience at this location…read moretoday I'm genuinely heartbroken to say I won't be returning. I came into the store to complete an exchange. When I approached the register, I was greeted--or rather, not greeted--by a cashier named Ronnie. She did not acknowledge me, make eye contact, or return my polite "hello." I let it go at first, assuming she may have been busy or having a long day. However, the encounter quickly escalated when I asked a clarifying question about the pricing on the items involved in the exchange. Rather than offering assistance or explanation, Ronnie abruptly responded, "The computer doesn't lie," in a tone that was both dismissive and unnecessarily sharp. Given the size of my transaction, I attempted to calmly ask for more information. However, Ronnie continued to speak to me in a condescending manner, which only heightened the discomfort of the exchange. At that point, another cashier named Wendy, who had overheard the conversation, asked if everything was okay. I shared that I was feeling uncomfortable and condescended to. Instead of listening or offering support, Wendy abruptly jumped to Ronnie's defense and began speaking to me in the same disrespectful tone. It was two employees doubling down on unkindness in a public space--without a manager in sight. What should have been a straightforward transaction turned into a distressing and frankly humiliating ordeal. I left the store feeling shaken and disrespected, not only by the unprofessionalism of the staff, but also by the apparent lack of basic customer service standards.

Spacious and clean and lots of parking with ev chargers. Has the customized carts for 2 kids.read more

I just wanted to say thank you to Janasia (inside of Starbucks) for the great service today. You…read morewere friendly, efficient, and made my experience really enjoyable. I truly appreciate it!

I have gotten lots of help when choosing an outfit. Always a smile & lots of help. If an item is…read moresold out i have gotten help with a search of other stores.

Shop at your own risk, not very helpful with returns. They are not clear on timeframes and missed…read moredeadline by a day with no effort to provide recourse.

I don't care if Hermès has their own proprietary silkworms (they do), I'm probably never going to…read moreblow two mortgage payments on a scarf but I have to admire the newest addition to Princeton's retail firmament. It's so exclusive that I never see any customers and their by-appointment browse puts the incognito clientele directly into witness protection. However they work it, I hope they last since it sure beats another Thai-fusion outpost or vegan meditation center. Here's hoping the silkworms have their H1B visas in order. Five rarified stars.

I came here during the winter to buy Christmas presents for my family. I'm a person of color, and I…read morewas dressed casually in regular clothing. I arrived without a reservation with two family members and was placed on the waitlist. At first, everything seemed fine. We spent our time looking around the store while waiting for an available sales associate. As we waited, I noticed several other families arrive after us. However, despite coming in later, they were consistently assigned to sales associates before we were. This happened multiple times, and eventually four different families who had arrived after us were helped before my family. After waiting about 40 minutes, I went to ask the employee managing the waitlist why we kept being passed over. He told me there was no preference for who was helped next and that associates simply took the next customer. Unfortunately, that explanation did not match what I had been watching happen. It honestly felt like we were being overlooked. I'm not sure if the employee assumed that because I wasn't dressed in designer clothing I wasn't there to make a purchase, but appearances should never determine how customers are treated. After waiting for over an hour, an associate finally came to help us. Thankfully, our sales associate was excellent. He was professional, kind, and attentive. He helped me find the perfect Christmas gift for my father, and I also purchased two Clic bracelets and two ties. I wasn't there just to browse--I came intending to make a purchase. This experience was disappointing because no customer should feel as though they are being treated differently based on their appearance. People should understand that dressing casually does not mean someone isn't a customer of luxury brands. While the service from our sales associate ultimately made the experience much better, the way the waitlist was handled left a very negative impression. If you visit this store without an appointment, I recommend paying close attention to your place on the waitlist, as my family was skipped multiple times despite arriving first.

The one store in the GAP corporate universe where actual customers outnumber actual cobwebs 20:1…read more When you can sell the functional equivalent of lululemon workout/yoga gear for a fraction of the cost you're going to attract legions of sweaty disciples - even if the most strenuous thing you do all day is push a grocery cart and pose with your Mocha Macchiato. After years of lethargy, the moribund GAP has finally hit a home run catching the explosion in athleisure wear early on, even while their namesake store and Banana Republic down mall look like cut-rate wax museums. An easy and sweat-soaked five stars.

Premium active wear, clothing to travel, swim wear and outfits to chill out can be found in this…read morepristine store...Staff was friendly. Athleta is an ethical company. The store is located a short walk from Barnes & Noble, Banana Republic and Gap.

Fantastic. Seriously. I was just walking by and saw the store and thought, why not, I've heard the…read morecommercials. What I didn't know is how amazing their sales process is. This isn't my first rodeo in a clothing store, but my god, how great was this! Wish I remembered her name, by the rep showed me a variety of options, knew her stuff, surprised me by the size I needed (punchline, it runs a little larger on me than some brands), presented awesome sale options, found EXACTLY what I needed, and I was THRILLED with the whole experience. I'm coming back for sure!!!!

Brian and Reena were extremely friendly. I hadn't heard of the store before and walked in to get…read moresome information on the clothing and history of the company. They let me have a free water bottle. Definitely recommend shopping here

I work part-time at Panera Bread in Wall, New Jersey. On Sunday, May 1, 2021, we received a Panera…read moreCatering order from Kate Spade Outlet. A Catering order consists of a substantial volume of food and beverages that is typically ordered for a large group of people. Kate Spade Outlet is located at the Jersey Shore Premium Outlets, at 1 Premium Outlet Boulevard, Suite 760, Tinton Falls, New Jersey 07753. We are located at 2007 NJ-35, Wall Township, New Jersey 07719. The distance between both businesses is more than 8 miles and contains a toll road. This distance data is important because no food delivery driver from any delivery platform, such as Uber Eats, Grubhub, Seamless or Postmates wanted to bring this large order to Kate Spade since the Kate Spade employee placing this order did not provide any up-front tip. This order was accordingly prepared by several Panera Bread employees and merely sat here in the store for a lengthy period of time since no delivery driver would touch this order, obviously because no tip was attached. I watched multiple delivery drivers come and go with other orders and yet no one had come for this order. When my shift ended, I volunteered to bring Kate Spade this Catering order so that the food would not have to be discarded. When a delivery order sits in the store for a prolonged or predetermined period of time without refrigeration, for health reasons, we are instructed to ultimately dispose of it. I was doing this on my own time, using my very own vehicle, paying for my own gas and paying the road toll out of my very own pocket. Besides doing this out of the virtue of my heart, I was anticipating that the employee who placed this order would, at the very least, cover my gasoline and toll costs. This order fit into two very large bags and was so heavy that only one bag could be carried at a time. I struggled to carry the first bag to my car and then returned to Panera to pick up the second bag. Because this was a Sunday, the Jersey Shore Premium Outlets was totally packed with weekend shoppers. I drove around aimlessly looking for a parking space in the jam-packed parking lot. For more ten minutes I was unable to locate an empty parking spot. For those who do not know, this Outlet consists of 120 stores and there are typically more vehicles than packing spaces. After 15 minutes I was finally able to obtain a spot. Even though the spot was quite a distance away from Kate Spade, I was desperate and had no choice but to carry one bag at a time, from my car all the way to Kate Spade. I had to slowly navigate my way between throngs of shoppers who were seemingly unmoved that I was struggling to weave my way around them. I was panting when I eventually made my way inside Kate Spade. That store was absolutely jammed with shoppers. I located the store manager and attempted to give her the first bag in the hopes of going back to my car for the second bag. She was unable to carry the bag because of its weight and directed me into the back room where a table was set up. I placed the bag onto the table and told her I'd be back with the second bag. I repeated the same arduous task once more. After I brought the second bag into the back room, I patiently waited for her. When she walked into the back room, I was anticipating more than just a "thank you." Astonishingly, those two words were all that she gave me. Unfortunately, "thank you" doesn't put gas into my car or pay for my toll, which was essentially 'her'toll. So I politely relayed to her how no food delivery platform driver wanted to bring her this large order and how I had to pay a road toll to get here. She was wholly unaffected and repudiated any attempt to reimburse me for these out-of-pocket expenses, 'her' expenses. Prior to this startling, negative experience, my mother, my sister, my cousins and most of my friends regularly shopped at this Kate Spade Outlet since they all reside near the Jersey Shore. Upon hearing from me about these callous and insensitive employees, they have all decided to take their money elsewhere. Oh sure, they will all continue to shop at the Jersey Shore Premium Outlets. Only now, they will gladly devote their shopping to the nearby Michael Kors Outlet instead.

A ton of merchandise to pick from at this Kate Spade outlet, with reasonable prices. Staff was…read morehelpful. A plus is that this mall has ample parking so it was easy to shop there.