T.J. Maxx

I always find something I must have here. The clothes typically are brand name. I enjoy the house wears too. I would say that the store always seems unkept and the staff is not the most efficient.

I love this location. Really big and lots of selection! I always find things I like here. Downside is that it is upstairs and I usually buy a lot of stuff.

This is, by far, the worst TJ Maxx I have ever seen. I should have known when I saw a piece of paper taped to the door with their store hours that this place was not up to par.
Inside was a disaster. It looked like I had just walked into the tail end of black friday sale that somehow took place in May. Clothes were disheveled and strewn around. The bathing suit section was the most ridiculous. Nothing was organized and about 30% of them had fallen onto the floor and been left there. The other 70% were merely one strap away from hitting the floor as well.
The accessories looked like someone had taken boxes of stuff and dumped them onto the shelves. There was no rhyme or reason. Makeup had been broken and spilled as well as bottles of shampoo and other liquid-​y stuff. Everything I picked up was sticky or dusted in blush.
The shoe department… I don’t even know what to say about it. I have no idea how good the selection was because I couldn’t get through the aisles for all of the mess. I would guess at least 12 people came through, tried on dozens of shoes and all failed to pick up after themselves.
The lingere department seemed to have a lot of super cute merchandise but, just like every other department, not one thing was where it was supposed to be. The A’s were with the DD’s and although I was intrigued by how much there was to choose from, it was just too much work.
There was only 1 clearance section that I could find and that was in housewares/​kitchen area. It consisted of 3 shelves full of broken stuff. What the hell? Stellar clearance sections are the main reason I shop at TJ Maxx. What a rip-​off.
To top things off, the a/​c did not seem to be working very well. It was way too warm and when I did find a rack of clothes that I thought might be worth the trouble, I realized that I was starting to sweat. That was it for me. Time to go.
I have shopped at all the TJ Maxx and Marshall’s stores in Atlanta and I have never seen anything like it. I did not have my phone with me and I am SO bummed. I would love to have some pics to really illustrate just how nasty this store is now. It reminded me of a trip to Walmart. It was chaotic, depressing, and I left feeling like I needed a Silkwood shower.

Got a Bagallini purse for $ 19. Perfect for my trip to Indonesia. This location has especially good prices on really nice merchandise.

While the prices and finds are good, the lines and service are awful. I went at an off time and there was still a long line to check out and only two attendants going very very slow. After 10 mins they called in additional help which should have been done sooner and it still took forever. Provide better customer experience.

So I’m walking distance from this place and I’ve only heard good things about this particular location… as in their «runway» section is truly designer and spectacular. So I decided to check it out with my girlfriends. I bought a «Cremia» bag which honestly I had never heard of until I bought it. It was $ 200 and looks stunning. Prada look for sure. I have Prada bags and this certainly was much less but looked just as good and quality Italian leather. I’m happy with my buy and looking forward to more good deals ahead!

Nuts and bolts: I was looking for a gift for my boyfriend who was redecorating his place.
Pros: I was very happy with the home goods department. There was a great selection and great prices. Quality stuff.
Neutral: Parking on the main level can be very difficult! Especially so on the weekend. But there is parking underneath. During church hours, there are cops that direct traffic.
Take home message: I’d like to come back and do some clothes shopping to see if it is as good.

Buget spending at its finest. However, not my favorite place to budget spend. The roomies and I came by to look, and decided we could pick up a few things, and turns out, they didn’t have much of anything that we needed, so I just picked up a shower rack that ended up not working out that I have to return, and work out gloves for the beau. TJ Maxx is also not a place to go looking for men’s ware. They seriously lack in that area. Overall, I know I can budget spend elsewhere.

Their Ralph Lauren Polo selection sucks! They are faded n shit! But, their other shit is OK I guess…

I don’t really go shopping. I actually hate it, but I love a good deal so TJ MAXX is always a win for me. Reduced prices from any department store whether its home foods or fitness apparell. Maybe one day I’ll be a fashionista like the commericals say but let’s take it one day at time. Plenty of parking in the lot and good location since it is next to Old Navy, Bed Bath & Beyond and a couple other stores. The staff is friendly and helpful and I’ve never seen a long line.

This is my favorite TJ Maxx in the Atlanta area. They just introduced the Runway for Men, and I’ve been loving it!
Their home décor selection is a notch above the other TJs in the area as well, and I can always find something new for my apartment.
The staff is friendly and the store is always clean.

This place is every fashionista heaven if your on a budget or just want more for your money. Shop the runway section and get brands like Marc Jacobs, Alice + Oliva, Joie, Rachel Roy, Kate Spade, Rebecca Minkoff, Tory Burch and more!!!
Wish the TJ Maxx I had at HHI was as good as this one!

This is one of the best T.J. Maxx locations I’ve ever been to and I love that it’s in Buckhead! About two weeks ago they added a new «runway» collection (men’s) that includes higher end designers like D&G, Armani Jeans, Versace, Valentino, and a lot of others. Sure it may still be pricey, but it’s probably the cheapest you’ll find. Just because I’m throwing out those names doesn’t mean I can necessarily afford it, but it’s good to know that it’s available at this location They have a good selection of Diesel jeans and I’m just waiting for the right pair to show up and then I’ll buy them. Most of the Diesel jeans available now are from the dirty new age demin collection so I’ll wait it out and see what else comes in.

My Mom LOVES «TJ’s» (as she calls it) and I love my Mom. Especially when her proclivity for scanning stores for things I need/​want, clothing and shoe-​wise, scores me finds like she got today!
She found four beautiful dresses, a jacket and a lovely pair of shoes for me. It was tough to narrow it down to two dresses (of course, I was going to keep the shoes!). Three Kate Spade frocks and one See by Chloe. See my pic for one of the ones I kept — SO perfect for the afternoon wedding I’m going to with the Boyfriend in a few weeks (it’s his best friend’s dad’s third, and my *debut* with family friends). Kate Spade, originally $ 445, bought for $ 179. The other one I kept is the most fantastic navy See by Chloe shirt-​style dress with a darling ruffled collar and cap-​like sleeves, and a beautiful flowy hemline. Perfect for a nice dinner, meeting the parents, church. .. Originally $ 375, bought for $ 149. The shoes are perfect for the wedding dress — matte gold with sparkly heels, and a steal for $ 29.99 (they’re Guess).
It was hard to send back the brown zebra-​striped Kate dress, but maybe it will still be there in a week or two. ..

This TJM location has a designer section to the right of the store as you enter. You can find brands such as Prada, RED Valentino, Fendi, D&G, etc… selection seems to be from a few seasons ago (since it is no longer in style) and you have to really search through each piece to find an item that is «building piece foundation» worthy of the purchase. Otherwise, you’ll be spending money on an item that is out of season, out of style, and will burn you out of money.
Shoe section is really small in comparison to other TJM locations. There was hardly any sales rep on the floor and only a few cashiers. It was rather empty, but it also meant no fighting over the racks. Go during the weekday when its slow and you can take your time.

Not one of the best TJ Maxxs.
Sometimes the merchansdise at this location seems to be outdate compared to other TJ Maxxes. But they also have a designer department with high end brands you wouldnt expect to find at a TJ Maxx
The racks in the store are often overstuffed and its impossible to find anything in this store without some effort.
Even the aisles are often junky and you have to move things around just to get a good idea of what they have.
This is a Buckhead location, I think that this location deserves better.
The staff use to be one of the best, but like most customer service persons now, the customer service leaves a lot to be desired. I dont think of TJ Maxx as a kinda of place where you can say oh… do u have blah blah blah, but if you even ask them for something very simple, they look at you like you’ve asked them to move the moon. I went in and told the lady that I needed several items, and she basically told me, you’ll just have to look for them yourself but they should be over there. When clerks tell me that I always wonder… just where is there?
Use to have lay-a-way…but that too has gone away.

I hardly ever go to TJ Maxx anymore however I went out of desperation today and remembered why I never go. Quality and Selection is just mediocre. I mean there is never anything there exciting. If you «need» something I’m sure you can find it. But to get something trendy, the latest, something you’re excited about I just don’t see it. The jewelry is blah, the clothing is blah, all of it is just blah. I know there are finds to be had but you must dig for them and their is no guarantee. I was specifically looking for a swimsuit today. I left empty handed. Not many selections of one pc suits especially in the smaller sizes but that can be said of any store. overrall though the styes were very very boring. Either suited to juinors or women 40 plus, no inbetween.
This location is not very organized… sizes not where they shoot be, hangers and clothing all tangled up, just a mess.
This store does have higher end items than the TJ Maxx on Cobb Parkway in Smyrna (espacially their handbags) but overral still blah. I get discount stores I really do but in TJ Maxx you can just tell the the items they get are there because they are going out of style. Just not feeling it.
Note: I don’t recall their shoe area so I will have to check that portion out again.

I OFFICIALLY GIVE UP!!! I just cannot shop at stores like this (TJ Maxx, Marshalls, Ross) for clothes. I can never find anything! Literally, the only thing I may walk out with is a purse. Now don’t get me wrong, this location had a nice variety of things, probably the nicest selection I’ve seen at a store like this. But I can never find anything that fits me. Today I actually found somethings I like (surprisingly) but nothing fit. I was like, that’s it! I’m sticking to Macys!
If you like shopping at stores like this, definitely go here, you’ll be happy!

TJ Maxx and Prada? or D&G? Do the latter two words even go in the same sentence with the first? If you’re in Buckhead, then yes!
Came here after an afternoon church service, and was pleasantly shocked by the labels this store carried. I’m pretty picky about brands and what I choose to spend money on, so this place was refreshing seeing a combination of great brands for very affordable prices.
Like any other TJ Maxx, Ross, Marshalls, etc, the place has the brands, but can be a hit or miss based on selection, sizes, etc. However, this one visit, I felt like I had found a hidden gem when I found a B. SON cardigan in my size. Mind you, B. SON is a San Francisco clothing brand that is usually only carried at smaller boutiques and its cuts are very forward, almost too much for the usual consumer. This find was great and the price was highly attractive.
Upon purchasing the item, the employees discovered that they didn’t have the right tools to remove the censor from the item. They had to actually pry off the censor and remove all the other cardigans off the floor. I was surprised that they would just place items out without checking their materials (one star down). I have a small hole on the sleeves, but the cashier was very professional and offered me a discount for the trouble.
Overall, I had a really good experience at the store and will be back in the future to find some great deals.

From a man’s perspective, T.J. Maxx at Buckhead Loop is the best T.J. Maxx in the metro area. (Second place: Henderson Mill Road in Tucker.) I can’t prove it but I suspect that management steers the nicest clothes to this store because of the ZIP code, and proximity to the ringing cash registers at Lenox and Phipps malls. You can get a lot of marked down designer, name brand and other department store quality clothes here. Shopping here eliminates department store/​designer markup. To my fellow straight guys: Do you really care if it’s last year’s?
The trade-​off is that discount shopping tends to be hit or miss, so it makes sense to hit a bunch of stores (T.J. Maxx, Filene’s Basement, and the two Marshall’s stores nearby) at once.
This is the place to go for sportswear, accessories, and dress shirts and ties, and staples such as socks and briefs. I don’t know if it’s them or me, but I don’t have much luck finding slacks here. I’m an easy size to fit; I just don’t find much to my taste. Only rarely does T.J. Maxx carry sport jackets or suits. (Go to Marshall’s for men’s dress shirts, sport jackets, and suits.) T.J. Maxx does carry womens’ shoes and professional wear. Occasionally you will find nice housewares and gifts, such as bedding, small photo frames or kitchenware. Perfume I bought to keep Miss D. smelling beautiful was about half-​price.
On a hot day, park in the basement garage to keep your car interior cool, and ride the elevator up. T.J. Maxx also just reconfigured its checkout line so it is like a bank line: the customer waiting in line longest gets the first available cashier. No more «law of lines» (i.e., as soon as you get impatient and change lines, the line you just left starts moving fast). Bravo!