Burlington Coat Factory

Everithing is a mess waiting for pay and the casher omg too slow waiting for 15 minutes is not right.

When I go to Burlington Coat Factory I always see lots of great names for less. My daughter has picked up several pairs of shoes in one visit.
You need to check their stock frequently. The good items and seasonal clothes move fast.
We love the housewares. The quality cookware can’t be beat. Lots of baby items too.
I like that they open early. It’s nice to shop while you’re waiting for COSTCO to open!
No problems at the check out and a very good return policy. In the winter you can bring your old coat and it goes to a good cause!
I’m a fan!

I visit this place at least once a month.
Shoes are always on sale. I got a Nine West riding boots for $ 25, I dont know how they make money.
This store is not as big as their branch in Union Square but I still love visiting this place because it’s never busy here.

Let’s start off by saying this is a enormous well organized store, but for such a huge amount of space it’s filled with nothing there is almost no wanted inventory, majority of the items are outdated and old just like the staff. The lighting combined with the high ceilings makes it feel uninviting, as I walked through the spacious isles of no inventory. I start to notice the same trend over & over *OutDated* … It’s easy to be organized when there really isn’t anything to organize…
The cashiers are not friendly at all, but I can understand why they are all senior citizens standing on there legs for hours on end, if that was you would you be friendly * Get Them A Chair * … I came in on a Saturday afternoon & it was empty, the shopping center was packed just no one but the elderly and me shopping at Burlington.

I like it, It’s a lot bigger than I expected and has name brand products for cheap. I almost redecorated my own room with their products. The clothing section is a little confusing, They have nice tops it’s mostly the jeans that’s hard to find.
At Christmas time they have lots of name brand toys for cheap prices. My sister bought a life size barbie dollhouse for $ 25. If that’s not a bargain I don’t know what is. Seriously, this place is AWESOME! And don’t get me started on the infant section.

It’s kinda small but has lots of Clarence items not to many high end name brands nice shoe section for shoes at a price u can’t beat but good luck trying them on cause most have security tags in awkward places that keep u from being able to try both on at the same time or walking in them to see how they feel … There home department sucks …

Living super close to a mini-​mall has its perks, especially in the city. I didn’t wander into this store until recently since I’m already a target/​marshalls fanatic, but I decided to give it a try. They have some cute clothes, the shoe section is plentiful, and my newest obsession is decorating my apt. Thus, I’ve started wandering the home section, which also has quite the variety. Bed sheets are rare, but it looks like Target has more of a selection (just in case you’re looking for that specifically in this area). I’m excited to have an additional place to shop.

To anyone who’s been in a store like Marshalls, TJ Maxx, and the like, everyone walks in with the expectation of it being either a «hit or miss» due to the nature of the store selection at the moment. No one has any hard feelings about it.
Burlington Coat Factory opened in East Harlem’s East River Plaza on the third floor on October 4, 2013, and I’ve popped in a few times since. The store seems to have mostly generic brands with a few that you’d find at J.C. Penney’s and whatnot. There’s a small stand for Free People and Theory, but that’s pretty much it to their high-​end selection.
I was able to find a few good finds in the home goods section, but nothing clotheswise. I’d say it’s worth checking out to see if it floats your boat, but don’t go out of your way to do it.

Fantastic customer service. Wasn’t expecting that. Good clearance collection.
Staff is quite casual but friendly.

It was big, it was empty on the late afternoon of a midday, the merchandise seemed organized. It would seem like an ideal time to browse. but…as soon as I walked in the smell of holiday potpourri or air freshener was so strong I wanted a Hazmat suit. I also agree with Miss A. It opened only in November but the store does have a depressing look. Burlingtons in general I don’t shop in because the fashions seem outdated, even the designer labels, as if they were bought for an older, conservative crowd – 10 years ago! This particular Burlington had bad fluorescent lighting that gave the interior of the store a greyish tinge. Coupled with the powerful holiday scent permeating everything, it was too much and I fled. A shame because this nabe could use another good discounter. And a place this huge that doesn’t make rent would close soon. a bad thing for all the jobs created in the area.
So Burlington, change your lighting, get rid of the artificial scent, and get some new buyers!

why does a store so new look so old and depressing already?

A word of warning: If you try to enter this store with a cart from one of the other stores in the same complex, the wheels will lock. [The greeter at the door will cheerfully watch you do this. It’s probably the only perk of her job.]
So then you’re stranded with all your Costco stuff in your now-​dysfunctional cart, because of course you can’t take one of their carts OUT of the store, because its wheels will also lock, because it turns out that grocery carts are made of solid gold. Who knew?
I saw a little of the store from the entryway where my cart got bogged down. It looked nice.