This is the German TJ Maxx, and it's just as good (if not better) than its U.S. counterparts. While…read moreon a European trip in late December, my husband left his only pair of gloves on the train. I'm so glad I found this store in Heidelberg because I was able to get him a replacement pair for cheap, and I didn't have to go to a pricey department store. This is a two-level store with all sorts of good stuff. I really loved looking at the makeup section, lots of European brands for a few dollars. I picked up some face cream and lip balm to use during my travels as well. This store was well stocked for the season, and the racks were full of warm winter jackets, scarves, and hats, which makes this a great and affordable stop if you are traveling and have forgotten something (socks, shirts, pajamas, toiletries, etc.). It's like a treasure hunt, but don't expect to find high end designer brands or anything, just solid, reliable wardrobe staples. Basically your typical TJ Maxx with a little dash of European flair!

TK Maxx is great wherever you go and there is always a great selection of bargains, that in most…read morecases are limited. So if you find something you like and it fits right, do not hesitate as it might not be there the next day. The Men's section is smaller than the Women's but still has a good variety of clothes, including Lederhosen.

Terrible customer service. I purchased a jacket that didn't fit very well and they wouldn't let me…read morereturn it because they claimed it was 'wrinkled'. However, it was only wrinkled because instead of giving me a proper garment bag with my purchase, they folded it up and put it in a paper shopping bag causing the wrinkles. They could just have steamed out the wrinkles, or taken responsibility for that fact they their caused the wrinkles in the first place. I'll never shop there again.