Marshalls

Its not as nice as the one I lisa k visits but its good enough for normal people. Maybe if they had more religous associates I liza would shop there more. Everything must be perfect all day and they must treat me like a princess. If they dont ill rip them a new one with my Unilocal account as it makes me feel like im not a complete loser with no friends who vents on Unilocal instead of to real people i know since i dont know any. If the towels arent folded instead of putting things back the way they were ill throw them on the floor and if the lines more than a 2 minute wait ill throw my stuff down anywhere and ask to speak to a manager so i can maybe just maybe get a 10 percent discount. If they dont give me the discount ill call their corporate office and make up a complete lie about how bad the service was to again make myslef feel better. I only throw a fit in stores to boost my ego that i am a princess like my daddy told me. People on Unilocal like me so it must be every employee in every restaurant or store that has the problem… fu liza k. Fu

I made a next day return on some frames and even after 7 days (Wednesday to Wednesday) I still don’t have my money posted to my bank account. Called to talk to a manager about when they would be processing the returns and they kept me on hold indefinitely. After 30 mins I hung up. Calling corporate to find my money.

It’s Marshall’s. They have cheap clothes, shoes, and most of the time the stuff is cute, but like any bargain based shopping center there are times that the merchandise isn’t appealing. It’s not as nice as the one on 1 – 10 near the Katy freeway, but this Marshall’s does have good service, clean store, clean restrooms, and it’s location in Meyerland is ideal.
If you like spending $ 500 on a skirt this place isn’t for you. If you hate having to look for a cute bargain deal. This place still isn’t for you. But if you don’t mind scrounging the juniors and women’s section you can find clothes that are business casual to business formal and not look like a 45 year old wanting to reclaim her high school glory days. You just have to figure out your size in juniors.
This place may not be ideal for men, mainly because I’ve never noticed any variety in clothes for them. As far as the homestore department, it’s pretty small and basic. If you’re looking for things to decorate your house, you’re better off going to a bigger Marshall’s in case you can’t find what you’re looking for here.
And like any retail outlet, just avoid Marshall’s during the Christmas shopping season which is like post Halloween to December 24 and the return and exchange frenzy that ends right around the start of February. Retail stores are nightmares around that time, because of how obnoxious and gross people can be. But if you visit any other time, you’ll be pleased.

This Marshall’s location is super convenient to my house. It is not their cleanest location, nor has the store undergone an extensive remodel like some of their other locations, but it is good enough for the Meyerland area. I have literally never walked into a Marshall’s without buying something. I always find plenty of things I «need* and can’t leave the store without.
This particular location doesn’t receive the higher-​end clothing items like the Galleria (Post Oak) and River Oaks (W. Gray) locations are known for, but they do have a nice selection, and the trendier «featured» items can be found on the racks right up front when you walk in. The rest of the clothing is hit or miss. They tend to sell too many basic knits in boring colors and patterns, so you really have to dig through the racks to find something unique. Dresses are where Marshall’s really shines, though! Brands like Betsey Johnson, Elie Tahari, Calvin Klein, Max Studio, Cynthia Rowley, etc. can be found at very low prices (usually priced between $ 29.99.99−59.99). These dresses are always on trend and suitable for work, weddings, or cocktail parties.
This Marshall’s sells some very good shoe brands for much less than MSRP, including Kate Spade, Coach, Tahari, Michael Kors, Franco Sarto, Vince Camuto, and others. For example, last week I saw Kate Spade flats for $ 99 when the same pairs are currently for sale in Kate Spade stores for $ 300. Not bad! I also purchased my most coveted pair of MK riding boots here five years ago, and they still are holding up today!
House wares are very moderately priced and are a great way to add some less expensive contemporary items in with your fancier traditional pieces, so you can create an eclectic, yet upscale mix of home furnishings. Sales in this department are awesome, too! However, this location has nothing on the Marshall’s Home Goods stores.
There’s always something new to see here, which is why I come here often. Unfortunately parking is ALWAYS a mess, especially now that the Kelsey Seybold clinic is right next door, and the store is a bit unkempt (typically due to crazy shoppers haphazardly throwing unwanted items everywhere), but it remains a good place to shop and you can certainly score some great deals.

After spending a long sunday afternoon shopping for house goods. This was our final stop. We found some good deals at different stores, but some items were just way too overpriced. So we held off and checked to see if Marshall’s had the same or similar item for much less.
This location is quite clean. The home items are kind of a huge mess, looks like people rummage through it and the staff doesn’t have enough time to tidy it up. However, if you’re willing to dig, you will find some amazing deals. We were able to find some wicker type trays for the bathroom at about ¼ of the price that we were seeing all day.

This Marshall’s isn’t that bad. It’s right off of the West Loop, and easy to run in and out! Is it the BEST Marshall’s of course not. But I think it’s good enough.
As with any other Marshall’s the prices are great. And there are plenty of name brands for great prices.
I went and returned this bag my boyfriend didn’t like (he’s so ungrateful), and the lady was sooo nice at the counter.
I got a cute bag and 2 pairs of shoes a shower curtain a rug… and some other stuff for under 200 bucks… I’m a bargain shopper… lol
Pretty good Marshall’s

This Marshall’s is really going downhill from inside out. The outside is extremely dirty, which is exactly how the inside is. It’s disorganized, dirty, and the lines are always really long. Finding anything in here is nothing short of a miracle. I can’t count how many times I’ve been here, and I’ve only bought maybe 2 things.

Geez, this Marshall’s has seen better days. It seems this corner of Meyerland Plaza has been going downhill ever since the Borders closed. The Marshalls has become steadily dumpier over the years. The selection isn’t bad per se, and it’s still got some quality brands at attractive prices, but the inventory is getting thin and seems irregularly stocked.
Now, that abandoned Borders will soon be replaced by a Kelsey-​Seybold clinic, and maybe this Marshalls will see revitalized interest, but for now, there are much better Marshalls and HomeGoods and TJ Maxx stores in the Houston area, such as West Gray or Sugar Land. As for this location, it’s close to where I live, but I would rather drive 30 minutes to Sugar Land than shop here.

Marshall’s is seriously one of my most beloved stores. Whether I lived in Dallas, Manhattan, or Houston, I always seem to find my way to Marshall’s. I even have a credit card because of its perks!
But the sales people have to be some of the worst I’ve experienced. Customer service is not big here.

Nothing like finding designer bargains at an old favorite. This location lacks organization and cleanliness. The service is not friendly at all.
I have never cared too much for Ross due to how messy the stores are and this Marshalls seems to fit well beside this location…:((

While this is not the worse Marshall’s out there, but it is on the bottom of the scale.
They seem to be always sold out and their selection is limited. Also they are a little disorganized and the store is not super clean.
Prices are okay if you actually find something. but you can find better at other places.

I did find the perfect dress for an excellent price and the line to checkout was short & fast with good customer service, but… the junior selection was very small (i couldn’t even find it at first) and the dressing rooms were dirty! Seriously the dressing room floors need a good mopping & sweeping.

For some odd reason, the Marshall’s Home Goods on W Gray was almost completely cleaned out of everything. It looked like Black Friday. So when I desperately needed a good salad bowl, I came here expecting to be disappointed.
Instead, I walked away with TWO salad bowls, and was also tempted to buy some more candles since their selection was larger than the other location that I just came from. I’ll be sure not to overlook this location next time.
However, it’s really outdated, dim and «dirty» lookin’. They need to give this place a facelift.

This store is so dirty and has a very limited number of items compared to other Marshalls. The dressing rooms are so gross, dirty and dingy. I wanted to take a shower after shopping here.

I actually like Marshalls and find they have better selections over a TJ Maxx or another type store. This Marshalls though is pretty horrible mainly for one simple reason: the checkout line. I have passed on pretty good deals because I didn’t want to wait in line. Sure every Marshalls has a line but this one just seems to be an extreme mess. I now only go to this place at odd times in hopes of making it out in less than 20 minutes.

This is one of my favorite places to shop. It’s pretty neat and clean. Sales staff is friendly enough. There is a bathroom available for public use. It’s more fabulous after all the Marshalls underwent renovations to expand their shoe selection. I have found great jersey print dresses here for $ 30 and Ralph Lauren sandals on clearance for $ 15. Don’t even bother going to the Ross next door.