Marshalls

I’m giving this Marshall’s one star because of the manager Mady S. I was there on 6÷27÷2015 and the line was a little long, not anything to huff and puff about. When it was my turn to pay I got the misfortune of having Mady ring me up. She was nice to me but absolutely horrible to a coworker.
A co-​worker came into the store and stood at the end of the registers waiting for the line to go down and she yelled, «WHAT DAVE? WHAT DO YOU WANT?» She was just rude. I heard Dave say that he came in for his paycheck and I realized that he may be autistic. I could’ve been wrong, but this pissed me off even more. He just stood there looking confused as to why she yelled at him, and to be honest, I was too. I gave Mady the evil eye and she quickly thanked me for waiting in line and started yapping about how the pants I was purchasing were brand new.
Immediately after I paid she went to get Dave’s check. I would love to know if anyone knows Dave & if so please look into the way Mady at Marshalls is treating him. I have no tolerance for her behavior as a manager.

I’m actually disappointed in this location. I came out of the dressing room and asked attendant to hold a shirt while I used the restroom. When I came back my shirt was put back on the racks. Of course the shirt could not be located. I just walked out and will never return to this location. If I can give them a zero, I would!

I love Marshall’s!
I love bargain hunting, so I love to come shop here and find great items at great prices.
I would say that this location is a lot more organized and clean compared to come other locations I’ve been too. They don’t have as much lingerie and not a big variety.
Shopping for home goods or stationary is always fun, they always have a big selection of journals and note cards.
I love marshalls!

First time here. It’s pretty much a TJ Max-​Home Goods hybrid. Then again, they are all owned by the same company so no surprise there.
I will say, however, that the prices are lower than Home Goods as far as home décor goes. For instance, we were looking for some throw pillows for a new couch, and Home Goods was selling them for $ 35.00 a piece. We hopped over to Marshalls, and found the same ones for $ 19.99.
I can’t speak to the clothing quality, but the décor section was fine for small items. I would not purchase large items here, though. The quality seems a little questionable.

Very clean store. One of the cleanest I’ve been to. I was impressed by the shoe selection, not so much with the handbag selection. There was a HUGE home décor area that I wish I had time to dive into. I’ll be back.

This was one of the cleanest Marshalls I’ve been to in a long time. No there wasn’t a huge selection like the stores in NYC but it was organized. Its a huge store where you can actually walk and not bump into other customers. Just like other Marshall’s you definitely need to take some time to check items out. Whenever, I come here I always say I have to return by myself and not when I’m with other people who are usually in a rush. Great deals you just have to find them.

Great prices for all accessories. Lots of jeans for all types of shapes and sizes. Typical Marshall store. You just have to go through and find your gem of the day.

I am not a huge fan of shopping for clothes, nor spending a lot of money on clothes. I like Marshall’s because they get me… they put the stuff I like on the special racks in the front, so I don’t need to sort through the 500 racks of clothes behind them. I have been on the hunt for a good polo. I wanted a nice soft one that also fit me well. Well, thank you Ralph Lauren Polo for knowing how to make a polo! I scored a bright white one that fit like a gem for only $ 19. Hubs scored 2 pairs of shorts, each under $ 20 as well.
If clothes aren’t your thing, they have a TON of shoes as well. And, their home goods section is dynamite. They have unique things for very cheap prices.
Clean store and well stocked. Will go back for sure.

Agreed with the other folks who have reviewed this spot — Marshall’s can be a great store *if you know how to shop there*. You have to possess an eagle eye and, sometimes, a good deal of intestinal fortitude if you’re looking for something specific… but if you’re just digging around for an unexpected find, you’ll more often than not come away pleased.
Marshall’s and all its counterpart/​sister stores (TJ Maxx, HomeGoods, SteinMart, and even some Ross locations) are a huge time-​suck for me. I wander off into the different departments and absolutely lose track of where I probably should be at that moment… but hey, those time-​suck trips have turned me up everything from designer purses, to a lovely new comforter, to a really decent jar of herbes de provence.
This location in particular tends to be well-​stocked in the home area, so I dig it. Also, bonus points because I was able to find a dress for the 80’s Prom party for just $ 10! Can’t beat that!

Marshalls is like its brother, TJ Maxx, in that you never know what you’ll get. My sister is the best I’ve ever seen at scoring big finds in here. Last weekend maybe the fact that she was with me was why I scored a couple of good buys on hair products I normally buy at Ulta. I got Big Sexy’s Flip It Over and Sebastian’s Mega each for a fraction of what I’d normally spend. We saw some cute clothes for us but but were looking school uniforms for her 11-​year-​old son — we struck out there.
Marshalls is a good place to check first on clothes, shoes, home furnishings and purses before you buy elsewhere. You may or may not find it, but you will kick yourself later if you find that Dooney & Burke bag or Vera Wang outfit for an actually-​bearable price…

Totally hit or miss, it’s really like the lottery and you never know when you’ll hit the jackpot.
I stopped in here Friday night when hubby was stuck in traffic on the way to our dinner date. I went in looking for a new back pillow for part of hubby’s v-​day gift, but found myself trying on shoes and had to reign myself back on track.
I started to the back of the store and got side tracked, yet again. This time I got wrapped up in all of the deliciously wonderfully smelly little soaps. Then, I was like oh — oh yeah, let me get back to the bedding department.
I mosied on over towards that area and found an amazing turquoise planter about 3 feet tall — one that looked EXACTLY like one I coveted from a Raleigh area nursery that was about $ 200, only this one was $ 39! WHAT! Forget about the darn pillow!
I called hubby and he was turning into the shopping center. I told him dinner was on pause until he came to assist me in getting this bad boy into my shopping cart. He obliged and we loaded that little beauty right up and headed to the check out.
I love a good bargain, and sometimes the hunt is part of the fun. See, at Marshalls you just never know what you’ll find, and it’s usually the last thing you expect.