Macy’s

This is quite small as compared to the other Macy’s I have been to. It seems to be mostly cloths and small selections of stuff for your home.
Really Macy’s cloths don’t do much for meeting so I rarely come here.

Convenient location. The customer services are great. Very friendly staff. However, they are typically under staffed, so minus 1 star.

This location at Tanasbourne is the WORST one of the lot (and that says something because Macy’s has gone so down hill in general).
NEVER go there.
Zero customer service, bad attitudes and worse of all, they don’t care at all.
l wish the BON MARCHE were back in business, that company would never let this happen.

I love Macy’s and shopping st Macy’s. It’s one of my favorite stores ever and I drop at least 2000 a month. But danm this Macy’s has the worst and rudest employees in the world! Especially the store manager Joseph! It’s crazy how he got hired to be a manger because his level of professionalism was at an all time low! All time low and he’s super rude! He’s very nice to the pretty ladies I noticed but I have also observed that to the old ladies and average looking women he’s a cold hearted person and is not fair. I go there a lot and I obviously have to wait in line for half an hour to get checked out because they hire Unknowledgable employees and because they are always understaffed! But anyways the point is that the staff is super rude to a lot of customers including myself! They roll their eyes and what not and Joseph is the worst and should immediately be demoted! It’s sad that such a big company hires people like him that make the company itself look bad and resent people from shopping at the place. I like in Hillsboro so its convenient for me to go there but Joseph has made my experience so awful shopping there and always making a big deal about everything that he has to do for his customers that I just go to Washington square since everyone i seriously mean everyone at the store is super nice! Super nice people who like to talk and see how your shopping experience has been, ask if you need help or what not. They are understaffed also but their attitude and level of customer service is just awesome! Their managers are super nice especially Donny or something like that!
It’s worth drive 30 mins to Washington square then dealing with people like joesph and his team that works under him!

Quick trip to Macy’s to replace our blender (it’s blender season people). I needed to get in and out of the store quickly (we had an evening agenda that involved tequila and my new blender) and so I asked for help right away. The associate was nice and helpful and my entire shopping trip took 10 minutes. Excellent. Not much selection, but what they did have was well stocked.

Their selection is small. Customer service can be hit or miss. I really dislike the representatives at the origins counter in particular – there is one lady who is especially rude and watches you as if you are a thief. I stopped buying origins as a result of my experiences there.

I have really begun to hate shopping at Macy’s. I had purchased a pair of rayban sunglasses for $ 120 and the salesperson put it in a case but forgot to give me a bag. And I came up to the kitchen section with it in my hand and it was getting uncomfortable so I politely approached the closest counter and told them that I bought this downstairs but the salesperson didn’t give me a bag so can I have one. This old lady named Janet took the shades, opened it up and saw it’s contents along with a paper from the mac counter. I told her it’s from mac and she asked me have you got the receipt? I said no cuz my husband was holding on to it. And she said ‘well you want a bag but I am not sure if you have paid for it’. I was extremely offended. As if I looked like a shoplifter? Her attitude towards me and my husband completely changed and she was sporting a big frown the whole time after. Anw I presented the receipt and so got my shades back with a bag. But honestly so pissed off with their customer service. Totally ruined my day!

This review is for the watch department. I went there to get my watch strap adjusted. A beautiful gift from my Dad. Thank you Macy’s for completely destroying it and being callous about it. They had the gall to tell me that «oops we broke your watch. Wrong tools .hmm «No apology, nothing ! If you cannot fix it, then dont take it up.

Poor customer service. They do like to stand around chatting. Fun job if you can get it. The shelves are a mess and poking my foot in the dressing room on a pin was frustrating. Too busy to help but not too busy to talk. On the decline for awhile. This was shortly after opening.

This is a very nice Macys! I have been to others that are much dirtier/​messier. I love how helpful the people are here. Granted yes they could be a little faster and chat less, but that is the Oregon laid-​back culture.

Where is everyone. it can be hard to find a sales associate to help you when you need help, but when you don’t need help they are everywhere. The selection in womens clothing has gone down from what it used to be.

Much better than the Kelso store, I still find the cashier islands understaffed. Two islands had employees, but we had to seek other islands to purchase our goods… Love the kid department and especially the multiple markdowns. I can dress my grand kids at a reasonable price, grandpa can find his CK shirts that are usually on sale, and I can find everything else! Parking’s a breeze, and access is easy from 26– no fighting 217, which makes me happy driving from the coast! Donald and Martha, this Macy’s is great!

Tiny selection of crappy men’s shoes. Went on to look at shirts, needed help, no associate in sight. Found one after about 20 minutes and after I asked her for help she said to hold on a said and asked another couple if they needed help. What?! Sure enough hey needed help as well and after waiting for about 5 minutes I left the store. Next time I’ll drive further and just go to Nordstrom. Last time I went to Macy’s anyways.

I enjoy shopping at this Macy’s. The store has a pleasant vibe. The employees in the apparel/​jewellery/​cosmetic/​perfume departments are mostly friendly and/​or professional. Have not checked out the furniture dept yet. There’s always good music playing, esp around holiday season, I enjoy shopping here a lot. Its a little pricey but they have some good deals. Store and the restrooms are always clean. Their customer service is great too.

I like the Tanasborne Macy’s a lot, easy to find parking, great deals, very clean place. The only issue I had is that the shirt sizes were marked wrong, the S was definitely M or L. However, they have great and hassle free return policy.

I usually get good customer service here. Salespeople make sure I’m able to find what I’m looking for and are friendly during the check out process.
What I don’t like are the high prices. They advertise sale prices that are the normal product prices at other retailers. So, a sale at Macy’s is just like paying full price elsewhere. Why would I want to pay a marked up price for these items when I can go to target down the street and pay less with their everyday price?
I do like the selection of bath and bedding. I stock up on plush pillows when they are on sale here.

God Awful. I generally don’t mind clothes shopping at Macy’s, but I don’t think I’ll ever be back to this location. First gripe, the menswear section was totally lame. I’ve honestly never had such a hard time finding decent clothes at Macy’s before. I was looking for some nice, basic items to wear to job interviews, i.e., black slacks, button up shirts, nothing unusual. The men’s department here had very little in those types of items, and instead seemed to be full of dorky striped polos, pleated khakis, and dumpy button up shirts with tacky patterns. It’s like stuff your lame dad would have worn ten years ago maybe. Even the Ralph Lauren section seemed to be off the mark here, with the majority of items having those stupid oversized logos that seem to exist purely for uglying up otherwise nice clothes.
Secondly, the customer service was downright terrible. I did finally find a couple things worth buying, and when I approached the register I noticed a Macy’s employee in front of me in line purchasing items for herself. Not something that would bother me in itself, but she and the girl ringing her up seemed to be taking their sweet time, making small talk, etc, and at one point I noticed the cashier scan a wowpass so this other employee could get an additional discount. When it was finally my turn, the pants I had found rang up for full price, though I had got them off a sale rack. The cashier tried to argue that they were probably put there by a customer and therefore she couldn’t do a price adjustment. Then she refused to scan their wowpass for my transaction. She claimed that she wasn’t allowed to and that I would have had to bring in my own copy, though every other Macy’s I’ve been to was happy to scan their store copy for me, plus, she had just done exactly that for another employee!
Now, I hate being the asshole who makes some poor cashier call a manager over, but I had wasted too much time already to leave empty handed and at the same time wasn’t about to be tricked into paying full price for things that were supposed to be on sale. So, she called the manager over (who turned out to be the same girl who was buying things on the clock a few minutes earlier), and she reluctantly applied the discounts, but made it very clear she wasn’t happy about it.
So despite getting a good price on an item I liked, it was such an ordeal that it hardly felt worth it. This Macy’s is a great place to shop if you work there, I guess. Since I don’t, I’ll shop elsewhere…

Honestly I think this Macys is where you go for home stuff and makeup while the clothing, purses and shoes should be sought out at another location. I always get the best help and the best selection here for home stuff. A few days ago, to give you an idea — I bought a $ 100 sheet set and two $ 20 each Ralph Lauren pillows for $ 51. Yeah, that happened…
I must say I always love Macys also for their constant gift with purchase as well.

Macy’s is «ok» here at this site, but stock is limited due to the small size.
BUT, Do NOT pay with the MACY’s credit card, and then try to pay if off on their website. Their Bizarre website will only take your BANK CHECKING Account numbers, which is probably not a great idea, and it seems to screw up easily.
If you do set up a payment system, check your online payment history IMMEDIATELY after setting it up. DO NOT Trust their system to get your bill-​pay date right.
ie. You may «think» you PAID, Boom, Pushed Submit, DONE, but will start getting crazy calls.
Somehow the system set me up to pay like a month LATER.
NOW, I’m called almost twice a day for a MONTH from offshore people (727−556−7300) saying the payment HASN’T happened. When I say I have paid it, they say «–Oooh, Yes I can see it (in the computer), it’s going to „post NEXT WEEK“. Do you want to give me your BANK CHECKING ACCOUNT Numbers?» (WHAT??)
IMPORTANT: I have no real proof that they are truly MACY’s workers, and NOT scammers, which is why I wanted to pay via the website.
This is nuts and a real turnoff.

This little Macy’s will do when I am on my lunch break and I need a staple item. But if I am in need of something fancier, I might not find it at this Macy’s as the stock is somewhat more limited when compared to Washington Square or Downtown.
I’ve usually had really good service here. The folks at the cashier will usually have a copy of the latest coupon/​WOW pass for me to use so I can get an extra discount on my purchase. I like that. I have had clerks Downtown tell me they don’t keep those coupons at the register… I like consistently good service. That impresses.
Overall, a good place to pass the lunch hour.