Service: Lovely staff. They were patient and friendly…read more Selection: No complaints at all, there are tons of cute things sold at this store (even if you don't need anything haha, you will find something). Value: Prices are great for the quality/what you will come across in the store. I even noticed some of the things in this store are cheaper than Amazon.

Meadow glen mall Medford Marshalls is trash. The employees are all equally rude, unprofessional,…read moreand completely dumb It usually takes at least 15 min in line when there is 4-5 registers open. They all speak to each other in a diff langue. The ones who are American look so angry, not one of them greet you with , "hi how are you" or anything close to a welcoming greeting that customer service should have. I was returning a pair of sunglasses $210, I purchased online. I read the return process on my email. All I had to do was show the barcode from my confirmation email, to make the return. The original cashier, said she would have to ask. She called the "manager" over(who had on sweatpants that were way too small, greasy hair and the most "I hate life" face. She didn't ask me or the cashier anything . She looked at the sunglasses and said "NO" and walked away. I had to explain 3more times while showing my phone that I was allowed to make the return. Finally the grub "manager" came back over and actually read my phone and just nodded her head to the cashier. I guess that meant, ok it's approved for return. The cashier did it and handed me my receipt. Not a "Thank you" "have a nice day" "sorry for the inconvenience or delay" such a shame this is now customer service

Love TJ Maxx stores!…read more This one was quite a bit smaller than many others I've visited, so there is a lot less variety and selection of women's clothing, but it was clean, well organized, easy to navigate, and the counter-staff were efficient and kept the line moving well. The lady I had at the check-out cashier was friendly. And you gotta love that there's no sales tax in NH! Between that and the discounted merchandise, you can't beat the prices here. Huge parking lot, too (nice), shared by a DSW store and a Trader Joe's (awesome!). Totally worth a stop driving en route to Montreal from Boston!

I was here on July 17, 2013. If you get there when they open there is plenty of parking. The store…read morewas nice and neat. The employees were friendly. They still have some pretty bathing suits, sandals, sunglasses and summer hats. I like this store because you never know what you'll find. I always like their stationary and dishes. They also have pretty pillows and bedding. It's hard to leave empty-handed. I did this time because I was short on cash. Earlier this month I bought a hat box for my new summer hat. Now, it won't get smashed in the car when we pack for those summer vacations. Please note this is there "new" location. They are no longer at 440 Middlesex Road in Tyngsboro, Massachusetts.

Oh. My God. Last week I found a bottle of Boucheron Eau de Parfum there for $24!!!!!!! That's 75%…read moreoff!!!! I was so excited I hid it in the carriage until I got to the cashier to avoid the "where did you get that" questions from other shoppers!! I have rarely left without finding something special to buy and their pet department, bar none, is the best around. Check out lines are well organized and move quickly and they have a great furniture department. Con: weird carts that don't leave the store.

Great store with tons of designer clothing for a really good price!…read more And I find something different every single time I go to this store.

For a Burlington Coat Factory, I have to say that I am thoroughly impressed!…read more This shop looks newly renovated, the store is clean, and there is a ton of merchandise. We ended up wandering the store for an hour and found a ton of items we wanted to buy. My wife was surprised with their selection of designer handbags and I loved their outdated jerseys. In the end we loved this store but felt a little uncomfortable with their "loss prevention team" which constantly monitored the store and seemed to keep a close eye on us.

Very Strange to See a worker Bring there Dog to Work at a clothing store…read more I asked her about it and very Rudely she called it an "Emotional Support Work Dog". I love dogs and all but I prefer to have my New Clothes and Shoes Pet Free.

Why, this Target don't stop. Nor does this Target seem to quit. This Target is THAT Target for…read morelocals. Exemplary. It should be studied by Target corporate as a model for the perfect store. The layout just makes sense -- I know where the kitty litter is vs. organic oranges or a sarcastic Shoebox greeting card, ya know? They keep things human here by staffing humans. The humans are helpful and kind -- it is as if they know they are working at an All-Star A+ store. Good selection of deodorants. Joanna Gaines decor. 20 ounce bottles of Diet Mountain Dew -- if that is your jam, Priscilla. Shop here & pay for things with your debit card, electronic payment, or good old cash.

Customer service/ false advertising Advertised price not…read morehonored. Purchased Items on line charged incorrect and manager Said it happens and would not adjust the $6.00.

This home Goods is located on Amherst street in Nashua NH just past the Merrimack border…read more As far as Home Goods Stores go this is a large store! The selection here is vast with larger sections in each area. For those of you specifically looking for kitchen or furniture items this store has a particularly larger area some other stores. The people at the store are friendly and willing to help but there never seems to be enough of them around especially given the size of the store. I do recommend this store given the selection but allow for ample shopping time given the lack of help throughout the store especially at check out! Happy shopping!:)

The customer service by Julie is absolutely disgraceful! I am a paying customer who shops a lot and…read moreeverything I go on this store she's rude unprofessional and when I say hello she rolls her eyes and keeps walking. she wouldn't help me at all with a question i had about a piece of furnitur. she always says when I ask about something it's not her department and walks off.... she's absolutely the worst employee they have. She doesn't care about paying customers at all....

I was here with my family looking to pay some nice handbags as gifts for family friends…read more Bloomingdale's sells nice brands merchandise at a discount. We couldn't find anything at Sam's Fifth Avenue, but we found two purses that we liked here for a really good price. The employee was nice and helped us try out some that we liked. They had good brands such as Guess, MK, and Tory Burch. Later after we left with our bags, we realized that they forgot to take one of the security tags off. I came back just expecting them to take it off, but the employee gave us 10% back which was a nice surprise.

As I was making a transaction, the cashier charged me twice for the same item. While I had…read moreinitially suspected this, I waited to check my receipt rather than making someone embarrassed at the outset, preemptively. Lo and behold, I was indeed charged twice for the same item. This could easily be fixed by reading someone their order or having a monitor that shows what has been rung up. Do I receive an apology? Any acknowledgment, even in the slightest? A consolation gift? None. Instead another person tended to my "return" and the previous cashier avoided eye contact with me and spoke only with her. But it gets even better. When you open a loyalty account and spend $100 on your first transaction, you're entitled to 5000 points, or a $25 gift card return. However, because of the subsequent transaction in which I "returned" my duplicate item, the system auto corrected itself and deducted points and valuation based on a percentile of what it think I got for the transaction, as if it were a regular sale. With a $148 purchase, at one point per dollar, I was supposed to finish my initial transaction with 148 points after 5,000 points have been added to my account and automatically deducted for a conversion into a $25 gift card. Seems simple enough. Lo and behold, because $30.58 was subsequently deducted from my ledger, the system did not know how to process the reversal and accordingly, rather than simply taking off 30 points, took off a proportion of 30.58/147.79, in arriving at 20.69%. Accordingly, my gift card was retroactively reduced by 20% and my points were reduced to one. I proceeded to call the loyalty line several times. Every time, I have to wait seemingly forever. The staff have no idea what to do and often have connection and clarity issues. Additionally, the level of security I have been hassled for is just ridiculous when accounting for the fact that it is a store loyalty account. In any case, even though Bloomingdale's is in the wrong at numerous levels, I have to submit a ticket which I have to wait upon for "approval" as if they are doing me a favor. And it gets better: I was provided an ETA for when the ticket would be completed by. It was supposed to be 5 business days. I just called in, upon the seventh day, and no action has been taken yet. I would give zero stars if it were an option.

So happy to see Miniso in Boston/Cambridge!…read more The store is small but very well organized. Very happy to see many imported products from Japan! Definitely worth checking it out if you are in the area!

Cute mainly Japanese specialty store with lots of products from overseas. Like many of these…read moreboutique/specialty places, the prices can be on the higher side. They are running a promotion where you can get a blind box during your birth month if you sign up to be a member. You'll receive a blind box of your choosing less than $25 for free. The only issue is it's a bit finicky on which blind box the coupon applies to and the prices aren't explicitly placed on some of the boxes, so that was a bit of a challenge finding one that qualified.