TJ Maxx

They are up dating so quick and pretty much organized then any other TJMAXX. Love TJMAXX!

12÷18÷15
Beware of Maria the night Manager. Store #0588, College Point.
Unfortunately, racism still runs rampant and people like this still get to where they are.
Fortunately, I was raised to see people, as people.
We selected 4 Rolls of Wrapping Paper and I found 2 other similar ones to the one’s we were purchasing. They were unraveled and not wrapped in cellophane. When I was at the register, I asked if they were discounted because it was opened. I had planned on purchasing them regardless but might as well inquire.
The cashier called Maria, the night Manager over. Maria took the 2 rolls and went to the back. Then she walked back to the front, this time with 3 rolls — the 3^rd was a partially unwrapped one. If she needed to know the original price, we had 4 other rolls on the counter right in front of us. Maria disappeared again with the 3 rolls.
When she comes back, she tells the cashier that we intentionally damaged the wrapping paper, ripping the cellophane off in order to get a discount. SERIOUSLY? We purchased $ 300+ worth of products, we REALLY would stoop to that level to save $ 1?!?
Then she makes a show to stick a full priced sticker on the inside of the roll even though the cashier said please don’t as she would have trouble scanning it inside the tube.
I purchased the wrapping paper in better condition regardless of that rude and demeaning comment. I also told the cashier to check the security cameras as I had nothing to hide.
And to Maria, I hope you keep your hateful thoughts to yourself in the future. The nerve, to say that in front of a customer who’s done nothing but be kind.

Hit and miss. You can find some great handbags and clothing, but not always. There is sometimes a long line at the register, which makes me want to turn around and leave the store.

I had the worst experience here. The employees are awful and cannot mind their business. My child was engaged in attention seeking behavior and I was ignoring her but watching her at the same time. The older lady suggested i watch her and I said that I was. She then muttered what an awful parent I was. Prior to that, when I was ignoring the employee? She was gesturing to me about my kid, I guess she thought I didn’t speak English. She was demeaning and prejudice. I will never step foot into that store. I thought about talking to the manager but I didn’t. Now I feel that I should’ve. Bunch of old biggots working there.

Small but we found some pretty good deal here on stuff. The prices here are great! This place is located inside a shopping center where there is also Target, BJ’s, etc…
Parking shouldn’t be a problem here. The parking lot is huge. We never had a problem finding a parking space here.
If you live nearby, definitely worth stopping by!

I love this TJ Maxx! Every time I go I am able to find what I want for an outstanding price. Last week I was able to knock out a big portion of my Christmas list found some wonderful gems I know the receivers will love it. Parking lot is great for Ny lol.

I frequently shop at this location as it is conveniently right next to Bj’s and Target.
Today I had the WORST experience at this store over a return.
The quality of management at store #0588 located at College Point, White stone is horrible.
I purchased a pair of clearance women’s leather boots at this location 2÷15÷14.
I went out this same location to return the item without a receipt today 4÷5÷14. (4 Days Overdue) The casher called over the manger to review the item, as it is over $ 100.
The manager refused to return this item because I didn’t have a receipt and according to him the treated leather looked «scuffed»… and rudely walked away.
I had to request to speak to him again, I pointed out that the sole and heal of the shoe are clearly unworn and in excellent condition, which again he completely ignored the fact of this item is in perfect as-​purchased condition, he kept asking to see a receipt with no other valid reason for not excepting the shoes.
I had other customer agree with me, as well as the cashier apologize multiple times for the extremely uncomfortable situation caused by the manger.
When asked for his name, he walked away without responding to my request for him to write it down… scared maybe?
I have never had such an unprofessional and insulting encounter with any employee, let alone manager at this location.
Don’t they take action against such a degrading and rude manager?.
The managers name is Edward Scherl FYI
Make sure whatever you buy looks in excellent condition… even if its a clearance item because apparently if you run into someone like this guy (who doesn’t know what treated leather looks like lol), they’ll swear its your fault its damaged or broken or whatever… even though tjmaxx isn’t known for perfect condition merchandise.

This is a fairly well organized T.J. Maxx considering it’s in Queens. The shelves and racks were reasonably neat. But like a lot of T.J. Maxxs, when it’s crowded, you pretty much can’t comfortably browse for anything. And for some reason, today when I first walked it, it looked like a dumpster has just blown through the store. There was litter and garbage all over the front of the store all under the shelves and in the aisles. That was not exactly a good start. One of the store assistants couldn’t speak English — which is really not that big of a problem for me — but what I find awkward is when they just start speaking Spanish in response to all of my questions in English. Other than that, the employees were helpful. Sadly, most of the customers decided that Sunday was «douse yourself in cheap perfume/​cologne day», so my visit was curtailed by asphyxiation.

I’ve been here a few times.
Each time I come here I wonder «why the eff do I keep coming here»? Oh right, because BJ’s is next door. Oh right, because Target is nearby. Oh right, wait what was I saying?
They are very organized like most of their TJ Maxx stores.
I am saddened that they don’t have a LARGER SELECTION for men as they always most certainly do for women.
The prices, well I’d pay more for better quality/​selection over at Century 21 but if I need something simple I’d come here.
I have not been approached once by any of the store associates for assistance. Could be that they are lacking in the department or just they like to let customers do their thang. Either way, once in a while a simple can I help you would have been nice without being stalked on like a hawk.

I love all TJ maxx stores and this one more than others because there’s a parking lot. However, this one stays crowded and the line to check out is always long. This one is definitely bigger with a better selection than the one near me in Rego Park.

This TJ Maxx located in College Point is actually one of the nicer ones that I’ve been too. Unlike some others, this particular store is very organized in terms of displaying their products whether it be clothes, home décor, or beauty items. Anything you would possibly want to purchase you can probably find here at a low price.
The location of this store is great because it’s surrounded near other stores and there’s a parking lot available for patrons.
My only complaint: Don’t have 5 million cash registers and like 2 cashiers… Not COOL TJ Maxx… NOT cool AT ALL.

I think this is one of the better TJ Maxx that is in Queens. This TJ Maxx has larger inventory. A wider selection of clothes, socks, suits, tank tops, briefs, pajamas, pots and pans, baking tools, books, and more. The prices here are marked down pretty nicely. I got a set of measuring spoons for like a dollar fifty.
There’s plenty of jeans, sweaters, and shirts for men here. The TJ Maxx in Rego Center is a disaster. There’s absolutely nothing in that location and I have no clue how they’re able to stay open with Century 21 right next to them.
If you’re looking for a convenient place to get cheap name brand clothes, this TJ Maxx could be a match for you. There’s free parking unlike Rego Center. The only thing that I dislike about this TJ Maxx are the lines. They assemble the lines like in a long Maze-​like position where they fill both sides of the lines with merchandise. I understand their strategy (getting people to buy more shit while waiting on line) but it looks ridiculous and messy.

I like to consider myself a true maxxinista and this is my local TJ Maxx. It is always hit or miss but if you come here early on Tuesdays I find you get all the new stuff. It isn’t that big compared to a bunch of others I have been to. Like someone else reviewed the best discount you usually get for a damaged item is 5%, i got a painting here that was all scuffed and they only gave me 5 dollars off. I ended up returning it cause it really wasn’t worth $ 45 dollars.

I like their products and their price. They are not organized as they should be. But one thing that i really enjoyed was that i had to retur the pillows i bought and werent good for me, and was so fast and no issues, thats for me was the best thing!

I was looking for a new satchel and found a perfect one here but unfortunately it was the last of it’s kind and one of the seams was starting to come apart. I know someone that could have fixed it so I took a chance and asked how much of a discount they would be willing to offer.
The first person I spoke to:
Me: this bag is damaged, do you offer discounts for damaged products?
Sales Associate: I sorry, no speak Ingles. (Points to customer service desk).
The second person I spoke to:
Me: this bag is damaged, do you offer discounts for damaged products?
Customer Service Rep (CSR): Oh. Hold on. (speaks with manager and whispers while pointing at me while they both stared alternately at the bag and then me)
Me: Any luck?
CSR: $ 7 off
Me: no thanks, it is damaged, I will need to get it fixed. I was hoping for much less.
CSR: that is 10%
Oh well. I wound up finding a bag at the Queens Center Mall instead. I would have countered but it just seemed futile dealing with someone working in customer service exhibiting no actual customer service.
I have always appreciated TJ Maxx for the shelves they have in the back. I can usually find a good deal on miscellaneous items that I can use for props on buffets as well as runners, placemats and vases. The furniture section usually has some off beat pieces that can work for banquet functions, and miscellaneous boxes work well for sugar caddies and silverware holders. This location did not disappoint. The store has it’s advantages including attractive pricing, unique, ever changing product and convenient free parking. Just don’t expect much assistance while you are there.

In the midst of the chaos caused by hundreds of brands and items, this TJ Maxx manages to keep organized. They don’t switch things around which keeps things contistent even with such frequently changing merchandise. The bag section is always the bag section, organized by color. The jewelry is always next to that, followed by other accessories and shoes. Womens clothing is in the middle, organized by item type and size. Mens clothing is on the right side and behind that is childrens clothes.
What makes me like TJ Maxx is the back of the store. I love taking a look through those isles to see what discounted treasure I can find. Sometimes it might be something small and a bit silly to get excited over, like discounted Jelly Belly jellybeans. But other times, it might be a unique picture frame that makes a perfect small gift. They have a bunch of knick-​knacks back there and a seasonal section that is always fun around the holiday season. You can find a lot of interesting decorations and marked down Yankee Candle potpourri. There’s always a selection of gift bags for $ 1 and these are cute gift bags we’re talking about, not a solid one. There is also a children’s toy section with books, Melissa and Doug puzzles and some Fisher Price items. If you have a child, go for the puzzles! They have mugs, aprons (my inner-wannabe-50’s housewife wants one), gourmet snacks, pillows, frames, artwork, throw pillows, stationary, recipe books — you name it.
Here’s the thing — being as it’s a discount store, some things have a problem. Check items for cracks or defects. Most of the time, things are okay (or it’s something super minor) and you have a nice find on your hands.
My best deal at TJ Maxx: a pair of Express jeans for $ 17, originally $ 80. I had a pair already but who can pass up a second pair of awesome jeans for next to nothing?! Generally, I can’t find any XS or ⁰⁄₂ sizes here but I lucked out that day.
Most of the time, I walk out of TJ Maxx empty handed but I can’t deny it’s a fun place to have a look around. It’s a must for around the holidays for the random goodies and possible presents/​stocking stuffers.

2 ½ stars? Judging by the lines on the weekend, I’d tend to think otherwise. Despite their limited clothing selection, I get tons of housewares and workout clothes from here. They probably have one of the best kitchen selections out of all the other TJ’s I’ve been too, but you are best to go there on a weekend night, as I mentioned, it’s a zoo on Saturdays and Sundays.

I like the store. Good merchandise.
However, the dumb@$$ idiots who work the cash register don’t know JACK their own merchandise. I have witnessed many arguments with other customers break out over returns because the cashier claims the item was not from their store… I don’t know, all I know is…
I recently bought Nine West shoes from the Manhattan location and attempted to return it here. A woman with straight brown hair and pale skin, and a young black woman who claimed to be the night-​manager would not let me return it, claiming they don’t sell that brand there. That is absolutely the 8ull$hit of all 8ull$hit, because they DO SELL NINE WEST!
MEANWHILE, on their racks are clothes bearing the labels «Pretty Girl» and «Forever 21» — which means they allow other people to return clothes that really aren’t from their store. Then they accuse me of doing that ???
Get a clue, it’s a bad economy. Be thankful you have a job, so do some REAL WORK for a change. I can’t believe you get hourly pay for being ignorant, dumb, and lazy all day.
To the Human Resources of TJ Max, don’t you TRAIN your employees?
Your service is substandard and it’s sad, really sad, because your store would be good otherwise.

The store is divided up into the section for bags (travel bags, coachbags, school bags, etc…), shoes & undergarments, ladies clothes, men’s clothes, kid’s section and a kitchen/​home area.
My favorite places besides the ladies area is the kitchen and home section where you can find gourmet and healthy food for a bargain price.
Only downfall is finding what you want in your size at times especially for petites. In the jeans and skirts section, it’s hard to find something nice and fits you when you run a small size. So, perhaps it’s best shopping for that elsewhere but the prices on jeans and skirts are really good compared to outside stores. So, you might have to spend HOURS finding the perfect pair but when you do, it’s totally worth it.
The prices are unbeatable and sometimes you find an AMAZING DEALS!!!
Beware of seasonal shopping, the stores can get very crowded and the racks of shoes disappear quickly.

This TJ Maxx is pretty small but they did not have a variety of clothing. I barely found anything I like. I expected much better because at the other TJ Maxx in Manhattan, I found a lot of good stuff.