Marshalls

Bought some sleep pants back in December for a friend. I never ended up giving the pants to them because they moved far away. So I decided to return them with the original Marshalls bag with the actual receipt and the cashier said that the tag was not the right one for the pants. I hadn’t touched the bag and pants since December when I bought them. Long story short she wouldn’t return them because the associate that I bought them from apparently decided to ring up a different tag. So long story short I couldn’t return the pants with its ORIGINAL RECEIPT because of the incompetent associate that sold me the pants screwed up and didn’t make a tag for it just decided to ring up whatever she wanted. I was humiliated and embarrassed!!!
BEWARE and make sure everything has a TAG in case you want to return something because the associates will accuse you of fraud!!!

What a disgusting experience this store is! Not only were there wild, screaming irritating little kids running all over the place, there were rude employees working there as well. They had no sense at all! There was a mile long line that did not move at all and then when I finally did get up to the register, I was trying to return something and they gave me a hard time and had to call the manager and while the manager was spewing out his BS to me on why they didn’t want to return it, even though I had the receipt, the little chinese cashier started laughing like a six-​year-​old and was very unprofessional! This store is very tacky and has nothing but a bunch of immigrants and lowlifes shopping there and the kids are out of out-​of-​control! I will never shop there again this store gives Burbank a bad name!

I only put one star because I had to. I dealt with the store «manager» when I was looking for a specific item. She almost hit me (physically) because I wasn’t sure of the shoes that I wanted. She threatened my life! Why would anyone do that? I am insulted and I will never shop there again. Horrible experience.

This Marshalls is located at the Empire Center, specifically located between TJ Maxx & Target (Nordstrom Rack is 2 doors down).
After shopping at Nordstrom Rack with my mom this past Friday, my mom wanted to check out Marshalls and TJ Maxx.
Now I am not exactly a shopper of Marshalls, but my mom truly loves to shop at this store. This store was clean without clothes on the floor, which is surprising to me because most Marshalls locations that I have been in is one hot mess!
Since we came on New Year’s day, there was a clearance on Christmas décor and food items.
As I browsed through the hand bags and shoes, I was not surprised with the selection. Some of the prices were a little cheaper than Nordstrom Rack, but most were not.
My mom came in here looking specifically for a pair of pants and tights, but did not find exactly what she was looking for. So we left empty handed.
If we were ever shopping in this plaza again, we will stop by here (because my mom wants to).

5 STARS for their employee named Steve!!! He was very helpful today with all of our questions… He truly helped us and was very polite and patient; not just with us but with all the other customers around.
Thank you Steve, will be asking for you next time we come by.

Dirtiest Marshall’s known in existence. WOW!

Great selection reasonable prices love going there for my shopping needs wether it be clothes or cologne

This particular Marshall’s seems to have a more upscale selection than most.
I found a top designer cutting board for $ 5 on clearance! Great selection of kitchen items and more luxury bath items than a gal could ever need!
The store on the same lot at Nordstrom Rack, TJMaxx & Target. Makes for super easy shopping!

stopped in here the other day after an early day at work and this is 1 of the better marshall’s in the SoCal area. They got a great selection of shoes so that’s always #1 and they have decent clothes too.

I like shopping here but on the weekends it can be a pain in the ass and you can find yourself waiting in line for a while. They have good selection of kitchenware, gadgets, and home décor. Usually prices are much lower for name brand cookware. It can be a hit or miss sometimes finding duplicates of chairs or plates you may like. It’s a great place to mix and match furniture, and find things to just simplify and organize your kitchen. It’s a good place to find things you didn’t know you needed lol.

I know immediately if a Marshalls is a Marshalls I want to stay and buy something in or if I want to immediately walk out. This Marshalls wasn’t my favorite. Walk in. Touched a lace bralette. Price tag. Walk out.
There’s such a wide range of Marshall’s stores– some you walk in and it’s like an old lady’s garage sale, unorganized crap all over the place with no rhyme or reason, then some are like a Macy’s department store, with too much overpriced garbage and «sales» that really are not sales. I don’t want to see a $ 50 item on a clearance rack.
This one is not what I think of when I think of discount store, Marshalls, Ross, etc. The hierarchy goes something like this listed from most expensive to least expensive:
Nordstrom Rack
TJMaxx
Marshalls
Ross
I’m most often drawn to a Marshalls. They have decent enough brands and acceptable prices. Ross is more often like the garage sale I mentioned earlier, with unrecognizable brands and a lot of children with mother’s who tune out their screaming. TJMaxx is getting too expensive, I don’t want to see a $ 500 purse on sale for $ 350, that’s still not a deal or in my price range, but I also don’t want to buy a pair of leggings from Wal-​Mart that is now on sale at Ross with a hole in the crotch.
This Marshalls was gallivanting more like a TJMaxx and possibly even a Nordstrom Rack. It’d be like walking into the 99 Cent Store and seeing Whole Foods pricing and products. I don’t like it, not one bit.
Now, the Marshalls that is located in Beverly Connection across the street from the Beverly Center, that’s a proper TJMaxx, Marshalls, Ross hierarchy set up, they each know who they are and what their deal is. This one may be nice, but it’s not what I want out of a Marshalls. Take it down a notch please! Now you don’t get that request often, I’m guessing…

Ive worked in retail for many years so it takes a lot to get me to leave a 1 star review. This is 100% on the management. Very rude and disrespectful. Wont go in there again and will be canceling my Marshals credit card as soon as I get the first statement in the mail.

«Damn Danny you always smell so good!»
That’s right bitch, it’s called showering and a splash or spray of cologne afterward. Whenever I go to Marshall’s, which isn’t often, I beeline it to the cologne section. Yes, they mostly carry old school shit like Curve, Le Male, and one of my all time favorites Caesars for Men, but keep in mind… i’m an old school motherfucker.
I loves me old school cologne, music, movies, hoochies, and hoes. The best part of Marshall’s is that I can find my dear old ass cologne for a mere $ 20-​$ 25 bones.
It may not be the best or priciest shit, but it gets the job done and the chickies saying, «Damn Danny you always smell so good» Thaaaaaaaat’s right honey, Danny is clean and Danny is money.

Never find anything here but today I found exactly what I was looking for, a bathing suit with a skirt, working it out but in that covering up stage still. Success, found the perfect one and in my size. Yay!

I needed a pair of dress shoes, so my wife suggested Marshall’s. They didn’t have a wide variety on display, but I was able to find a style I liked. As I looked through the stacks of boxes, I realized the only available pair was on display. That was fine with me, but one of the shoes was missing a shoelace. I asked a nearby sales representative if they sold shoelaces and replied no. She then asked me to follow her to the back room where she would look for a possible replacement.
When we got there she called her manager and explained the situation. Her manager left for a short time and came back with a large box filled with a tangled mess of shoelaces. They looked through it to find possible matches, but could not find a match. The sales rep then said she would go back to one of the display models and would pull a lace. Her manager said she didn’t have to do that and that I can just look through the box and choose the shoelace I want. At that point I had already spent 20 minutes with them and decided it wasn’t worth it. I politely said it was OK and I didn’t need the shoes that badly and left the store.
I’ll probably never know why the shoelace was missing in the first place, but I’ll also probably never shop there again either.

Great location, I am not one to seek out Marshall’s but located right next to TJ Maxx and Nordstrom Rack it was a perfect stop while waiting for the Rack to open.
(Marshall’s opens at 9.30, Nordstrom at 10 am)
Big, spacious store, clean, great service at the register, I didn’t find anything for me, but got a great pair of nautica shoes for my son for $ 20, score!

Who doesn’t love getting a great deal? I am def. a Marshall’s fan and this particular location is not only the closest to me but one of my favorites as well. I always find something here. Plus it is in a shopping center with many other convient stores all around. And if you can’t find somthing here, just walk next door to TJ Maxx. Parking could be the only problem at times.

Fun to shop at Marshall’s! I scored a $ 40 Wedgwood teacup for $ 10… gorge! I also love their rosemary potato chips, they have some cool lamps at reasonable prices, and kitchen gadgets for anything you can imagine!
I prefer this store to its competitors like HomeGoods and TJ Maxx… better buyers perhaps.

This store use to be my go to when I needed any housewares, towels, cookware, cheap glass ware, etc. Lately though I have noticed that this location has become more disorganized, and in disarray. It has become more difficult to find sizes and items without imperfections.
I dislike going anywhere near the Empire center, due to the fact that it is impossible to find parking, in addition to having to deal with the masses searching for parking as well. A complete disadvantage for Marshall’s, in my book.
Aside from the lack of organization I do enjoy perusing the aisles and finding items at drastically lower prices than I would find elsewhere. I have found some pretty awesome deals after relentless searching. I found a set of Wusthoff knives in a beautiful dark wood block, 15 pieces for $ 150.00. That is one of the best prices I have ever seen this set sold for.
I have also seen many shades and sizes of the popular Le Creuset line at very reduced prices as well. Unfortunately they never seem to have any pieces in fennel, so I guess it’s time to suck it up and buy them at full price from Williams Sonoma.
I have also scored some awesome apparel at bargain prices from this location as well. I have found and made a part of my wardrobe a pair of fantastic Nine West snake skin heels in orange, that fit like a glove and could not be more comfortable, for the bargain steal of $ 20.00. It pays to shop around and to invest time searching for things here, it can pay off big time; saving you the time of driving all over town, and money from driving around town and not to mention paying full price!
Happy Shopping!

The only problem I have with Marchall’s (this specific location) is that it is in the empire center. The bane of my existence. Where finding parking can take a few hours on busy days, where it is better to just walk from your house then try to drive here and so on…
Anyway, They have a great selection of things. Clothing, home goods, knick knacks. I always find something cool. They also have a great return policy. It is really easy to return things here, they never ask questions. We bought a bowl, we didn’t notice that it was cracked until we got it home and then just didn’t have time to take it back until about a month later. They took it, no questions asked!
Be prepared though to dig through the mens section, its just messy.