Burlington Coat Factory

I like shopping at Burlington since they have everything here, from clothes to shoes for kids women’s and men’s. Jewelry, accessories, shoes, furniture, house stuff, décor and the list goes on. It’s always affordable prices too!
This location is always a hit or miss since sometimes (clothes wise) I find something for myself. For my kids and husband it can be tricky especially for my husband since the sizes are not fitting my husband well and the styles are just so blaźe, in other words by his style.
I can always count on this spot for my dog necessities so I really Like coming here. I also get some décor and kitchen necessities too. It’s a very big store, a main floor and second floor. They keep rearranging everything so I get impatient to actually look through the racks. When I’m trying to kill time, while waiting for my kids from school, I’ll diddle-​dawdle in here.
The staff are friendly and helpful when you need help but I hardly see them on the floor when I’m shopping. At the cashier check out I always have a friendly staff helping me and sometimes pick up a conversation about some of the items I buy so I like that chit-​chat kind of thing!

I love love love Burlington. The selection for kids clothes and baby clothes they have is PHENOMENAL! & the price is even better! There isn’t any place that beats the selection.

Parking is easy. Inside the store, I don’t think the areas are very well marked, certainly not for women’s business suits.
They often have a very poor selection of plus sized business suits (and when they do the vast majority are only skirt suits).
The good news is that the dog toys and dog poo bags are plentiful and often come with great discounts.
At peak times, the checkout line can be very long.

Great place to browse rack after rack after rack of clothes. Larger, more organized and neater than Ross, prices comparable. They have a nice home décor area upstairs, good selection of shoes and coats (natch). Sometimes you’ll get lucky and there won’t be anyone manning the fitting room and you can bring in more than 6 items, bonus!
Sadly, patronized by a lot of the same people who shop at Ross. I was in the fitting room yesterday and a parent who doesn’t bother parenting was in the fitting area with her passel of wild animal children running up and down and screaming. Alas, finding a bratty little face looking at you from under the fitting room door is apparently the price you pay for affordable name brand clothes.

9 months pregnant and browsing, I saw the most killer deal here on a double stroller. Prices are usually good, but sometimes they are GREAT!!! I needed assistance getting the item and putting it into my car in the rain. Of course I forgot all my other items and had to call the store to hold it for me until tomorrow. Of course I even called back to check and see if there were more double strollers because all my friends wanted in on this amazing deal. Every staff member I encountered was friendly, professional, didn’t keep me waiting (in person or on the phone), and over and above hospitable to make my experience a positive one. I will be shopping here more often :)

This store just lost a potential customer. There was a woman pan-​handling in the parking lot. Going as far as knocking on the car windows when patrons parked before going into Burlington. I reported this to a manager and she told me it wasn’t their problem but the landlords who she has called the day before. She didn’t care that this person was bothering her customers, just sat in her chair, didn’t have the manners to get off her butt to speak to me, let alone send someone to tell the person to leave. Obviously she doesn’t care about her customers, I will NEVER go in this store and will tell my friends to stay away. They don’t care about customers.

The Baby Depot there is awesome! I bought most of my baby gear there. They have everything from maternity clothes to bottles, travel systems to swings etc and baby clothes, of course.
They carry nice name brands and the prices are great. Large items are only a little more expensive than a local consignment store.
Staff are hard to come by but there is a gentleman (don’t know his name) that normally works in that section; he is very helpful and will heavy items out for you.
Go there first before you even think about BabiesRus because Burlington is about a quarter of the price.

I love this place. I always find great items for the family on sale. They have great items on clearance too. However, I wish they had bigger selection for kid shoes. Go early to avoid the crowds, checkout lines and before the store gets destroyed (messy).The store is a little old school, but for the most part items are easy to find.

3 – 4 stars for their toddler clothing. Esp for special occasion dresses. Also, I love their house ware dept. They have everything! You just have to have time & patience to look. It really helps if I leave my toddler at home!
0 stars for their «customer service». Not helpful.
Seems if you want to save money, you shouldn’t expect good customer service. That seems to be the norm these days.

This store is one of the better organized Burlington Coat Factories. There are many name brands at low prices but you have to be willing to spend the time to look for them.

Was recently in the store to look for shirts 2XLT sized men’s wear. Many of the racks are marked Big and Tall. Most of the shirts for men under 6’1″. It was extremely difficult to find the tall shirts without looking at each shirt for a 2XLT. So frustrating I’d rather just shop online. Rest of the store seems fine.

It was Ok here! it was a little crowded making it difficult to comfortably navigating through isles. My hubby ended up finding a pair of jean in his size which NEVER happens since he shops in the Big and Tall section which has few wearable items.
There is suppose to be a new burlington opening near 54^th street and university by North gate Market. I’ll wait to see what that has in store! I probably wont be returning to this location.

When you first walk in it looks like a typical discount store then you pass the accesories and you’re hit with the barrage of clothing racks, it looks more like a rummage sale! Definitely lacking in the organization department, it truly needs some help stat!
Don’t get me wrong, their prices are pretty good and you can find some fantastic deals and I’m always in search for a good bargain but the way it is set up now it really feels like a hassle to try and find things, shopping should be more of an enjoyable experience which coming here is not so much anymore!

crappy service from cashier!!!
Greeted him myself twice since he was mute and still no response…1^st and last time coming to this Burlington. would’ve given them another star if selection made up for service but it didn’t.
security – who are not the store’s ee’s – were the only actual nice people there!

The good aspects of this place are that it is huge and has a fairly large amount of clothing as well as a whole section dedicated to baby stuff.
There are several sections dedicated to men’s clothing. They have several racks of dress slacks, sportswear, active wear, some ties (not that great) as well vests, sport coats, jeans, shorts as well as active wear. The same goes for women’s clothing but i didn’t browse that section (obviously).
The pricing is pretty fair I suppose. Most dress slacks I was looking at were between $ 24.99-$ 39.99, the problem is finding nice ones in my size (30 – 32). I didn’t really check the jackets, suits and sport coats but expect not quite as much as Nordstrom’s but maybe a little less than a Macy’s sale.
I really didn’t run into any employees during my visit, not sure where they were but my guess would be the registers (probably).
I was a bit pressed for time so I didn’t browse as hard as I could have but I told myself I’d be back to check out some more of the shirts, slacks and maybe even a couple pairs of jeans.
Overall this place is a great additional option for bargain hunting. Will you find stuff like Brioni, Zegna, Ike Behar, Robert Talbott, Charvet etc., that you would find at Nordstrom Rack, Sak’s Off 5^th, or Neiman Marcus? No, but there are a few nice selections to be had here you just have to hunt for them and hope the racks are well enough maintained to be able to find them.
Considering most of my dress slacks are too big now, I can easily find myself dropping by to find some suitable replacements to repeatedly tailoring the clothes I already have.
I can’t call it my favorite place to shop for clothes but I could find myself browsing for some decent bargains here and there.

Managers are scammers here. So watch out. They refused to honor the sale on men’s socks. So I went to the back of the store to take a picture of the table with all the socks with the sale sign «5 pairs for $ 9.99» to show it to the manager and the manager who happened to be an older African American lady in her late 50’s then told me to leave. So they tried charging $ 30 for 5 pairs of socks when they’re a six pack for $ 11. OMG they’re so stupid sounds like a SCAM.

There are pros and cons to Burlington. Starting with the cons:
–women’s & juniors section doesn’t offer much to be desired. Their clothes are either tacky, too much, or too out of season (like 5 seasons ago). I was fortunate to find one nice DKNY dress for $ 30 but that was the only piece of clothing that I could find that was worth buying.
— they need a larger brand selection of purses.
–women’s shoes weren’t anything worth looking into
Pros:
–2 stories, pretty organized and clean
–friendly staff (for the most part)
— I love the baby and childrens department! With one toddler & one on the way, they offer lots of cute clothing for boys and girls, and baby gear and accessories for reasonable prices. A Hurley tshirt for $ 3.99, a Jordan tee for $ 5.99, a nike pants and jacket set for $ 19.99 — these are awesome deals. Their selection & prices beat Marshall’s, Ross, & even Nordstroms Rack when it came to toddler boys.
— their men’s clothing looked nice. Tons of suit pieces for less than $ 40/​piece. My husband has found nice Michael Kors belts & Clothing as well as other brands
–lots of kitchen and home goods

I am not a fan of this store at all. I am not sure why but I just do not seem to like their stock. My friend had a field day though!

Can’t believe I’ve never been to a Burlington CF in all the years I’ve lived in SD. I guess the name threw me off a bit – I always thought it was just coats. ;-P
In essence, it’s like a TJ Maxx, but with even more well known brand names. They have everything from clothing, to shoes, to housewares, to luggage and décor.
Pretty big store, not too crazy crowded and easy freeway access.

The clothing section, at least the ladies, is always in shambles, but that is the customers’ fault, the clerks are constantly trying to keep up with the messes. The prices are good if you find what you are looking for. I have bought swimsuits here for a third of the original marked price. I try to remember to look here first for household items. They had lavender toilet seats when nobody else did! Very pretty lingerie all under $ 10ea, Sheets, curtains, towels table cloths etc are very low priced if you find the size and color you want. I was here tonight looking for a new tablecloth for our dining room table (lavender, of course) and found one. I ended up doing a little clothes shopping and bought two new skirts and slips to go under them. Couldn’t find a top I liked though.
Don’t come right after Christmas – the lines of returns are out the back door!
And I wouldn’t call them wheelchair accessible – two people can’t even pass each other down some of the aisles!