TJ Maxx

This is a great location very clean and well organized and well stocked. They have good prices on really good brands they also have really nice house furniture. The inside is large really good selection of brands and sizes .
The staff here is always very helpful and nice they have great attitudes they are always very happy !! They provide great customer service and fast service as well they move the lines quickly !!

They have an awesome selection of work out clothes for super cheap! Love it. Lots of cute options!

I can only give this store 3 stars maxx. It’s a smaller store. So less variety: mini shoes section, limited skin care collection, tiny kitchen utensil selection. Some areas of the store are well organized, whereas others are a mess. Some of the beauty items are icky. Needs to be wiped before putting on shelf. The employees are polite. Plenty of parking.

I love shopping at TJ Maxx but I am very annoyed with this location. I have already experienced problems twice at the cash register where the cashier either charged me for an item and it was never bagged or I return an item with the receipt for them to say it’s not on the receipt and give me a gift card instead of cash that I paid with. Maybe associates need to be trained more?

I will say that they let me return something without a receipt– but they watched me as a struggled to get my id out of my wallet because she needed it out and couldn’t just look at the number through the window. I spend a good $ 200 a week at TJ Maxx– but I won’t be coming back to this one.

This location is terrible. They have no selection for men’s dress clothing, and what they do have is seriously very poor quality.

This TJ Maxx is just a tad bit smaller compared to the ones I usually go to. The selections were okay and not much people there to help. I’d come back if I have to, but If I have the time of day to go elsewhere, I would. I love TJ Maxx, don’t get me wrong. I just like to have more varieties. People there (at the cash register) were friendly.

It’s no secret that I shop at TJ Maxx. If you’re on a budget, it’s the best place to shop to get designer clothes for super cheap.
You have to be in the mood tho and by that I mean, you have to know that it’ll be chaos. Nothing is organized. Stuff is just sort of on shelves everywhere and you have to be willing to browse endless racks of stuff but for prices like $ 4 – 9, yeah, I’m game.
My wardrobe has just kinda been blah lately and I needed some inspiration. So for $ 30 I got some cute shorts, skirts, and tops. I’m pretty much set for Summer and probably the rest of the year since our weather pretty much never changes.
This store is also somewhat of a home goods as well. I didn’t find anything I wanted there but I did get a great bargain on clothes so I’ll probably be back for more when they refresh their collection a bit.
Otherwise, service is great which is usually rare at these stores but it’s still far from clean. Wash everything you buy when you get home.

At this particular location it’s give or take on the selection, there’s days where I can’t find anything then there’s other days where I have to stop buying everything I see. Today was a day I found lots of goodies but I refrained from buying everything.
The store was clean and everything wasn’t in a disarray. The girl who helped me was genuinely friendly and not because she had to be. The only complaint I have is I was asked several times if I wanted a credit card, I usually get asked as I’m paying but not while I’m shopping.

Another new TJ’s to check out.
Again, not a runway location, but worth looking.
Large, well kept store, friendly staff, all is good here.

This place would normally get a 3 or 3.5, just based on the cool finds here and the «not bad» customer service, plus the fact that it’s the closest one to my home.
Today however, I returned after purchasing about 10 frames on Monday night in order to memorialize my best friend and brother of 14 years. Needless to say, I was not in the highest of spirits to begin with, but the service I received from _​_​_​_​_​_​_​_​_​at the registers didn’t help much. She wasn’t outright rude, just sadly unaccommodating and while she probably didn’t go out of her way to be unhelpful, she was borderline right there. I’ll explain:
I stood in line with 2 returns — one with a receipt for aforementioned picture frame that did not fit photo (it was a red-​tag clearance item) and the other — a place mat that I’d purchased at TJ Maxx Home Goods (I’d returned Home Goods items here at this very store 4 – 5 times prior).
_​_​_​_​_​_​_​_​_​took my return with receipt for the frame (great & thank you) but went on to explain that they could not take the return for any Home Goods items at this store. I told her I’d returned 4 or 5 Home Goods items at this location. She ignored me (no «I’m sorry sir,» or «let me look into that») — nope; just ignored me and made me feel like I didn’t say anything.
I told her that I wanted to simply exchange the frame and the place mat for other frames — purchase more items from her store… she let that go over her head as well; instead, she asked me if I had the credit card used for the transaction. Again, I told her that I simply wanted to exchange the items for more items. She said she’d get me store credit for the frame, and when I asked about the place mat (since again, I’d returned other Home Goods items here), she asked aloud, «do we take Home Goods items here?!» — someone responded «no.» Way to make the customer feel like an idiot or like he’s lying over a $ 4.00 place mat lol.
Again, I’ve returned Home Goods items here in the past; they finally made it clear — «you have to have a receipt.»
«Thanks for not calling me a liar!» ~Sam Rothstein [CASINO, ’95]
I understood now, clearly… It’s policy. Thanks for making it clear. Finally. Probably not in the nicest most customer-​friendly way, but thanks. I asked if I could leave the large place mat (which I purchased again at their stores lol) with her while I shopped for new frames. Her response?
«No I don’t think we can keep your property here!» (I thought she was kidding!)
This is when I told her she was being rude and going out of her way to be difficult. This is when I grabbed my card and went (against my own will) and shopped and spent MORE MONEY at this poorly-​ran store). When I came back in line with my new items to purchase, _​_​_​_​_​_​_​_​_​was at the register, but she looked at another rep, said something and walked away so that she didn’t have to «deal» with me again.
Thanks for making an already tough time, tougher, and for no reason. Hope you enjoyed making a regular customer feel like lower than he already felt today. And still, as «off» as that entire experience was, all I could ask for is some better training for these folks. If you go through life not knowing that the small things you do to make people happy or ease them in the slightest way could mean the world to them, then maybe you have no business working in retail or making face-​to-​face customer interaction. To her credit, I don’t think she knew how difficult she was being (or why she chose to be so, not holding my items at the register while I shopped) and furthermore the second gal who helped me was an absolute peach, and I appreciated the kindness wholeheartedly. Again, I don’t think _​_​_​_​_​_​_​was trying to be rude (even when she handed me off or made me feel like an idiot in front of everyone), but she could definitely use some training on how to treat folks when these situations arise. People are people, I get it, hence not using her name (which I still noted).
*If you’re reading this review and still don’t «get it» or understand going «the extra mile» for someone… then take a look at the following review about the experience I had with the cashier that took care of me at Smart & Final grocery next door.
Warm Regards.

Great place for gift ideas and shopping. They have a lot of variety and the staff is pretty helpful with what you need. I did spend a bunch for Christmas gifts. Really cute stuff that doesn’t look pilfered or trashed like Ross. (Not that I’m above Ross, but it’s a bit difficult to find gifts there that don’t look roughed up or expired)
Love their cute purses and wallets too. You can find random coach, le sport sac, michael kors, lamb etc. etc. (That is if you’re lucky and have the patience to look carefully)

Prices keep going up and selection keeps getting crappy. They need to keep the beauty selection clean. Everything looks used, open and old.

the lack of variety is exceeded only by the too high prices…

This location has always been neat and organized when I’ve come here. I used to come here all the time when I lived in Orange. They remodeled here a year or 2 ago & it’s so much better now. The dressing rooms are very nice & modern & I always find something I like here for me, the pup & great gifts for friends & family. I LOVE their TJ Maxx rewards card… every time you spend a certain amount, you get a $ 10 certificate to use on your next visit. It’s best if you can pay off the entire balance every month though.

Came here around 10 am on a Monday morning. The place was a total mess. I’m not sure if they had just opened that day, but as I wandered through the aisles, there were shopping carts filled to the brim with items, at least one to two workers in those said aisles, trying to tidy up some supermessy shelves and put out new stuff. Their clothing selection was standard; I browsed through the racks but nothing caught my eye. They had quite a large purse/​suitcase area, and the messy areas were the the housewares/​Christmas stuff. The workers were supernice there, didn’t pass anyone without getting a how are you today. This place is nothing special, nothing bad either. Would not drive out of my way to go here.