TJ Maxx

So I had the heart wrecking experience of waiting too long for a set of barstools I was in love with and saw other person walk away with them. I was so upset however Nicholas tried to help me by calling other stores and Jay helped me purchase an ottoman

These stores suck ass when it comes to checking out. I just don’t get it. Unless I’m trying something on it usually takes me longer to check out than it does to shop. Ridiculous!!! There are 4 people behind the counter and only 1 person is ringing things up. Whhhhhyyyyy??? Good merchandise tho!!!

I am putting one star for this review because I simply feel bad for all the employees that have to work under a terrible manager. I believe her name is Brown and she is awful. She has never been anything but rude to me when I come in the store as a customer and even worse she treats her employees like absolute garbage. They need to either let her go or find someone else to manage because she is driving customers and employees away. One of my family members has worked for this location before and she was always mean, always. There was never a time where she was nice and my family member did nothing wrong they just did their job. And she didn’t even remember their name, she would get mad at them for things that weren’t even in their job description or things that other people were tasked. Give me a break. I love TJ Maxx but this woman has made me feel otherwise. She is a poison to that store. And the exact reason I will not be shopping there again.

So I went here earlier during the day and again I can’t stop going here. Each tj maxx has something different. That’s probably why I can’t stay away from here. Even when I’m bored I’ll go just look around and see what’s new or on clearance. I absolutely love the watch selections as much as I love the cookware section. I could spend a whole day going to different tj maxx stores just to see what each one has to offer that day.

Nuts and bolts: I had forgotten that there was a TJ Maxx at this location. I was in the area and decided to stop by.
Pros: I was amazed by the selection compared to my area TJ Maxx. There were a TON of things on clearance. Especially bags. I couldn’t believe it. I was talking to a woman who is a regular TJ Maxx shopper. She says this is one of the better locations for clothing, shoes, and bags. She says that the Perimeter one is best so I have to check that one out, too.
Cons: They need to beef up their men’s department a bit more. The name brand ranks are a bit disorganized. Some of them say one brand, but items from another brand were on the rack.
Take home message: This will be my regular TJ Maxx. Perimeter is a bit too far for me to go on a regular basis.

Great selection, and just went through a remodel on the inside which leaves their stock more organized and easier to browse. The fitting rooms were in need of an update and they did a really nice job. The prices are very good and they carry several upscale brands of purses, clothing, and shoes. Staff is friendly and their automated system for getting you through the lines is quite efficient.

I’m not a big T.J. Maxx fan like most but this location is okay. I’ve seen better, I’ve seen worse. If you’re a T.J. Maxx fan check it out!

Most TJ Maxx stores are consistently inconsistent. Sometimes you find lots of good things, sometimes you walk out empty-​handed. Except for me at this location. Aesthetically, it’s not the most pleasing branch, with the harsh fluorescents throughout (including the fitting rooms –eek!) and disorganized racks. However, I have gotten more incredible deals at this location than any other. The finding of the elusive gold sandals commemorated in my earlier review had already endeared this location to me, but today I found a beautifully lined navy jacket that perfectly matches a skirt of the same brand I bought at a department store almost a year ago, completing the suit. Best part? The jacket’s department store price tag was still attached ($ 249), but I only paid $ 35.

This is one of the better TJ Maxx.
Its neat, and organized, well as well as a TJ Maxx can be.
I always forget it even here until I’m going up or down 75S/​N and see their sign.
It’s hidden, and if you visit the Walmart on Howell Mill, they sit atop the Walmart area.
Lots of cameras, so shoplifters beware. You are being watched.

Why is this chain of «department stores» so popular? The clothing looks like it has been hurled on the racks with no organization whatsoever. Every TJ Maxx looks like it has been hit by a tornado. Complete and utter disarray in all departments of the store. And the «home goods» section is really hideous. Garish, cheap ass statues that you would only want to decorate your space under one of the bridges of Atllanta. The clothes are of a skank, low end quality. You can do better at walmart or better yet, Target. Now i see they are opening a TJ Maxx on Ponce next to Whole Foods. What a way slum up the shopping center. For the life of me i dont know what could possibly inspire a person to «shop» at this crap store. Go to a real department store peeps and stay out of ghetto stores like this. TJ Maxx would fit right in at Greenbriar Mall.

I was so disturbed by what I witnessed in this store today that I will never again go to this location. I’ve never seen the level of unprofessional management as in this particular store. First, I never even carry my purse when I go into this location because I have noticed in past trips that the store personnel tend to stalk some of it’s patrons as if they are criminals looking to score stolen goods on their watch. So I always just take my cards in pocket or wallet alone. Well today when shopping, I saw the manager (fair skinned black male with curly hair) straight up harassing a borderline elderly woman as she was leaving the dressing room because she allegedly had fewer items than the number on the card she was given. She showed him her purse, her dressing room… he still stood there accusing her of trying to steal something in spite of her having nothing on her hidden from plain view. Short of an all out strip search, I’m not sure how else she could’ve proven she wasn’t a thief. She was a much older woman and clearly embarrassed at the whole ordeal and trying desperately to prove in any way she could that she didn’t do anything wrong. How about this possibility Mr. employee-​of-​the-​month: maybe your dressing room attendant miscounted and gave her the wrong number to begin with? Mistakes happen. I was disgusted and will just make my way to Buckhead or Cumberland locations instead of dealing w/​the jackholes running the Howell Mill store. For me, this was the last straw. I’ve never seen such disrespectful treatment of paying customers at any other location.

Im a premium denim junkie! Thanks to the massive Runway collection I can get stylish designer duds at bargain prices. They always have my favorite labels, Seven for all Makind, Joes, and J brand at more than half off. I love the locations that keep all the higher end stuff in one area. I dont have to sift through the whole store to find what I want.

This is the nicest TJ Maxx ever. Customer service is great, also –I called last night about a return and not only were they accommodating/​helpful with my request, the two people I talked to were extremely nice. Props to the manager of this location or whoever trained the two ladies I spoke to.

I bought a pair of shoes here and after only 2 times of wearing them they fell a part. How can a store get away with selling crap! But let’s face it. This is what TJ Maxx sells. I will never return.

The location at Buckhead Loop is way better if you want better selection and more high end designer stuff. I actually got yelled at by a salesperson here because I opened a container of lotion to smell it. I haven’t had this happen anywhere else. Ridiculous.

ok, im a TJ Maxx shopper… I admitt it… sort of like a bad addiction, but this one… i had never been in this one today and it was orderly and things were easy to find… I almost fell out with the organization :)

I hate to let the cat out of the bag, but this is simply THE best place to shop in ATL. I have found amazing stuff here. Selection of designer (and haute couture!) clothes is always changing and can be found for dirt cheap, if you dig. I’ve found everything from Prada to Fendi to Chloe See, to Anna Sui, to Paul Smith. Freaking love it. Addicted in fact. Also, best designer jean selection in TOWN! Not crowded either.

I have to second pretty much everything Deanna said — selection is great, it’s new and clean, and it’s not crowded due to it’s somewhat hidden location.
Just one little thing — I went at 11 on a Saturday morning and they were rearranging their stock. They were literally moving all the racks around in the middle. Doesn’t seem like a big deal, until they actually move the rack that you’re currently browsing through. I’ve been to this store a few times, and considering this was the busiest I’d ever seen it, I was quite surprised that they had chosen a Saturday morning to rearrange — isn’t that what Monday nights are for?

Any bargain shopper worth their salt knows that all TJ Maxx are not created equal. There’s the good, bad and unworthy — and the selection at this location is Unilocalworthy.
There’s a large selection of discounted jeans from brands like Joe’s and Paper Denim, Michael Kors handbags, shiny red Nine West patent pumps.. .
The extra hours that most locations open mean that if you need a little bedtime shopping trip, TJ’s there for ya.
It’s is hidden in the back of the shopping area in the District at Howell Mill, next to a Ross. Make sure to check out this clean, well-​stocked location, all you bargain hunting gurus!