TJ Maxx

My wife loves this place, but I find it a bit on the shlocky side. They do have a wide variety of items but it all seems randomly scattered.
I’ve gotten a few dress shirts for cheap. They are also good for towels.
The checkout line is intimidatingly long but it moves very fast. The people behind the registers are always friendly and helpful.
The location is good for us, but for the rest of the city, it’s a bit off the beaten path.

I love this TJ MAXX! They have a great selection of stationary, perfumes and bags. It’s a little smaller than most and pretty congestive but overall easy to navigate. The staff is super friendly and helpful and are usually pretty friendly. Only downside is there are stairs so you can’t take your shopping cart up and down easily.

Love this place! I started working around here in September and I go back here everyday. The lines are always long, but it’s worth it! New stuff is always coming out, and I always have a new department to shop at. The aisles are very narrow, and only one person can shop at a time but I definitely enjoy coming here. Haven’t seen it during the holidays yet, or how hectic it will be, but I will be coming here all the time.

The elimination of the baby department at this location is most unfortunate. The section didn’t occupy a large area and made great use of the space it was allocated. It was also heavily trafficked every time I visited it to select from a wide variety of apparel, toys, and gear made by well-​known brands for convenient, affordable «meet the baby» gifts. The proximate alternatives – bougie banker baby boutiques in Battery Park City, Kidville in FiDi with limited selection and inflated prices, or the Lilliputian level of Hell in Century 21 – are far from ideal.

super clean and organized store. I went about 10am on a weekday and there were a lot of people working there, so you can definitely get help and assistance quickly. The only thing that was a bummer the line was a little long during check out, there were 3 cashiers open and maybe about 10 people in line? Items are awesome here, they have a lot of high end items at this location too.

TJ maxx is amazing! I always find something I love and always walk out with multiple items. Sometimes I don’t even go in there with the intention of buying and thing. This location in particular had a lot of stock and many different items that I haven’t seen in other locations.
One star deducted for the amount of time the cashiers take. It was extremely slow and was fairly busy. I lined up for over 20 minutes. A little frustrating.

Now I love me some Tjmaxx, but I never seem to be able to shop comfortably without a group of shoppers on my back. But this Tjmaxx seemed to be very quiet. If you cower from openly vulgar sales associates and barking managers, just take a deep breath and ignore it. It won’t be the first or last time you hear the F bomb… after all it’s NEW YORK! Lol
The security that greets you is very nice. I’ve been here twice and both times I was greeted with a welcome and smile.

Absolutely love TJMAX on Wall Street. I’m there — shopping at least 3 times a week. Always find what I need++the atmosphere is very Relaxing++the staff are very friendly & helpful — especially Rafael.. . I’m so happy to have you guys as my business neighbor :)

Not as big as your spots in other parts of the city, but hey– at least there’s one in Lower Manhattan.

3.5ish
I tell ya, after reading all these {not-​so-​good} reviews of TJ Maxx I was pretty sure I wouldn’t be shopping in this place… I mean, if its so bad — why bother, right?
Well, I decided to take a chance today and walked over at lunch. You guys, it’s not that bad! It’s pretty nice actually (def. better than the one on Fulton St in BK they just opened. Bah!)
For starters, the place was not that messy or disheveled… which surprised me. This one was well organized and well stocked. Specifically the home department, taking up about half of the lower level, it had a really nice selection of home goods — Ddshes, fluffy towels, picture frames, just to name a few.
In addition to a decent home section the store is (currently) set up like this:
Main level = womens clothing, shoes, bags, mens clothing, beauty products.
Lower level = kids clothing, ‘intimates’ for the ladies, luggage and the aforementioned home goods.
Back on the main level — I found there to be plenty of dressing rooms. Unfortunately, the top I tried on didn’t fit so I couldn’t tell you how the check-​out process went. But this TJMaxx is about a 5 minute walk from my office — so I’m sure there will be plenty of lunchtime visits in the future.

So I have been to this particular T.J. Maxx store about a handful of times. Usually I prefer the one in the Flatiron or Midtown because they are larger and therefore have much larger selections, sizes and offerings. None the less, this particular store tends to work okay when I need to get a quick outfit or gift for someone.
Three weeks ago, I had purchased eight items from this store before heading out on vacation. As I returned from vacation, I was going through the items I had purchased so that I can put them away. Upon doing so, I realized one of the blouses I had purchased was very similar to one I already owned and that another was missing a button, so I figured that I would return them before my 30 day return/​exchange limit approached.
No problem, I figured. After waiting in line for my turn with a cashier, I was going along the exchange process, as I had found some other items I was looking to exchange instead of just a return. All was going fine, until the cashier had walked away from the register for about five minutes which as well was bothersome since I was in a hurry, but okay, no problem. When she returned, she notified me that she wouldn’t be able to take back one of the shirts because it wasn’t a brand that they carried. How is that my fault when I purchased it there.
I was baffled by this since I had purchased it at their store (the same exact TJ Maxx, not another location), it still contained both the branded and TJ Maxx tags attached and all, it was unworn, I had the receipt and aside from missing a button, was fine. How could they not exchange a shirt that I originally purchased from them? This is ridiculous!!! In addition, this tank was only $ 6. It was not like I was trying to return/​exchange something worth a great deal of money, was worn, did not contain attached tags or that I didn’t have a receipt for or was over the listed timeframe.
Definitely will not be shopping at this location. The service is horrible and dishonorable.

What an incredible — horribly incredible — experience. The store, itself, isn’t half bad, but the customer service… wow.
I walked in earlier today, desperately searching for a pair of pants. You see, on my way to work, I ripped my jeans. And, by «rip», I mean «I ripped the hell out of my jeans and had a massive hole where no hole should be.» It took a while, but I finally found a pair of black yoga pants that I liked and fit perfectly.
(This is where my rant begins — be prepared.) After finding and trying on my yoga pants, I asked the sales associate if it was possible to remove the tags, put on the pants (…because mine had a rip), and pay for them with only the tags. I have done this before at countless other shops, so I know it is possible. Well… apparently, this is freaking unheard of at TJ Maxx. The shop assistant rudely told me it’s not allowed and when I persisted, she asked me to show her the rip — as if I would lie about a rip in my jeans?! After showing her, she said «well, it’s not that bad.» Seriously? I don’t need your opinion on my predicament, Miss Sales Associate. She finally gave in, though, and after ten minutes of waiting, I was told I could change into the pants and then pay, if I had a sales associate escort me to the register. I agreed, even though it was kind of ridiculous — who’s going to steal a pair of $ 15.00 yoga pants?!
Now, this is where it gets really bad — the sales associate that came over was by far the rudest, meanest person I’ve ever met. After reaching the fitting rooms, where I was standing, she started screaming «Where is she? Where is she?» Like, I was standing right in front of her. She then proceeded to argue with the sales associate that she didn’t want to escort me to the registers and that it wasn’t her job. I started to feel super uncomfortable, so I took this argument as an opportunity to change and get the whole thing over with. I went into the first dressing room and started changing, and mid-​change I heard her screaming «Hey, where are you? Where are you?» and start knocking on fitting room doors. I opened the door a crack to let her know where I was and she nastily replied «fine,» and proceeded to stand outside the fitting room with a scowl.
When I got out of the fitting room, I saw another sales associate was there to escort me — thank goodness. Honestly, I have never felt so disrespected, judged and mistreated. They made me feel like a criminal. The woman who escorted me was nice, as was the sales associate at the register and the doorman, but I just cannot get over how mistreated I was at the fitting rooms.
The selection isn’t bad, like I said. If you sift through, I’m sure you will find things you like. But, my experience was obviously soured by those two sales associates. I don’t know if I’ll be back, but definitely not anytime soon.

This location is right around the corner from my place of employment. I guess since it’s in the heart of Wall St, there isn’t much home décor or products. My co-​worker and I were in search of simple art work for the office. I was surprised there wasn’t much to offer in that department. I would say this location carries more clothing and accessories than actual home and personal products.

I work nearby and hit the store about once a week or so. I skip the clothing section, since there’s hardly anything there (if you’re plus sized, good luck looking through the racks). I generally buy household stuff here, like dishes and kitchenware. They have a pretty decent selection of le Creuset which I love. Great prices on everything, though it’s a tiny tj maxx. Don’t come here looking for anything in particular, because you won’t find it. Just rummage a bit and maybe something you like will strike your fancy!

Smaller than other TJ Maxx locations and located underground.
Selections for women better than for men as usually in TJ Maxx.
Didn’t find anything special but saw that there might be some stuff here which are already sold out from other locations for example if you are looking for your size.
So would check out if in the neighbourhood for example visiting Century 21.

Selection is okay, not the best. It really depends on if you shop after the shipment day. The cashiers are usually terrible — most of them are not paying attention to the sale and are preoccupied. When I checked out, I asked the purchase to be split on 2 cards — the lady just did it on one card and said oops… I walked out at that point because it wasn’t worth my time.
Location is convenient however, and they do have some good things!

One of their smaller stores, this TJ Maxx is underground and with the usual unorganized clutter of a discounter depending on what time you come. Not my fave due to it being underground (I detest underground stores), it does have the usual suspects of women and men’s clothing. luggage, home stuff and bakeware. Prices are indeed better than Century 21 and much less frenetic, as Janice F. mentioned. Being a smaller store, it just has a smaller stock of everything. But if you know what you are looking for, then it’s perfect. My methodology for shopping discounters is always to go in when you are looking for something in particular and don’t stay more than on hour, which eliminated shopper’s headache. I found my rolling tote here that was sold out at the Columbus 59^th street location, and thought that this locations saw less traffic and might have it. Sure enough, it did! TJ Maxx has always been a good, solid store for bakeware and athletic wear.

What a disappointment! The plus size section is a joke.

I honestly love this TJ Maxx. It’s 10x better than Century 21 down the block in all honesty. This TJ Maxx isn’t crowded at all, of course depending on when you come. But Century 21 is crowded at all hours of the day with tourists.
Of course this TJ Maxx isn’t as large as Century but it is still two floors. They have a wide selection of different clothes and brands from little boutique brands to brands like Ellen Tracy and Tahari (which if you can find at TJ Maxx is certainly a steal). It really caters towards the Wall Street crowd in that many brand name clothes are here, as well as many business professional/​casual attire. Plus– everything here is SUPER neat. As in, it’s not messy and crazy looking like what you would expect at TJ Maxx. Even the shoes are wonderfully displayed.
Another thing I absolutely LOVE about this TJ Maxx is that they have a Clearance section. As I am sure that most of these TJ Maxx’s and Marshall’s do, they have a huge clearance section– and not the crappy type, the type where I found a Juicy track hoodie for $ 30 (MSRP $ 100, that’s 70% off!!). That makes me very happy and I will certainly be coming back.
The cashiers here are also friendly, no attitude at all. Which is a bonus because usually when I come to these types of stores, I don’t really expect top tier service as I come for discounted clothing, not to be greeted. Plus, the doorman is ultra friendly and opened the door– thus completing my love for this store.

Conviently located in the Financial district the outlet of Tjmaxx is not huge but they do carry a little bit of everything. Offlate I have felt TJmaxx’s quality of merchandise is coming down and prices are going up and this location also had the same problem.
It is hard to find a floor represntative in case one needs helps with some size or design. One can diefinitely miss this location and head to much more better organised Century 21 couple of blocks away.