Macy’s

Ladies if you want to be ignored for an hour while shopping for an important item like say, a new business suit for upcoming interviews, then stop in to your not so friendly Northfield neighborhood Macy’s. I saw about 4 employees who hid behind their counters and failed to make eye contact. When I finally decided I didn’t have time to spend my hard earned money somewhere ELSE, a store associate practically ran away from me when I was trying to find someone to ring me out. I found an uninterested employee hiding out behind the fine jewelry counter, I had to literally shout and ask if she could ring me up. Now call me what you want, but I’m sorry, $ 150 for a suit jacket is a lot for a person who lives paycheck to paycheck. So needless to say I was a little bit perturbed when she folded it up and put it in a sack. I politely asked for the hanger back. Sigh. The store is perfect if you just run in to buy make up or some cheap jewelry but if you want to do serious shopping this is not the place.

I really despise shopping. I never seem to find what I am looking for. I needed a suit. Sadly, I left empty-​handed. The placement of clothing lines seems old and unorganized. The price points are ridiculous for just plain items. I didn’t have interaction with the staff, so I can’t comment on that aspect. Not a fan.

I’ve been to this Macy’s on four or five different occasions and each time I go back I think I’ll never go again. I wanted a pair of shoes and thought that they would provide good service having gotten shoes from other Macy’s stores in the past.
The shoe department was in complete disarray with shoeboxes all over the floor, the attendant couldn’t find the measuring thing saying that it probably got stolen by somebody, and overall wasn’t very helpful or interested in helping me find the right shoe.
I left the store empty-​handed once again. If this was the only experience that way I would chalk it up to a busy Labor Day weekend but this is the experience every time I’m in… Bummer.

This is an A-​OK Macy’s. I walked through here during the afternoon on a weekday, not really looking for anything in particular but needing to kill some time before dinner. Overall, I wasn’t too impressed with this store. The home goods section was rather disorganized and under stocked. The clearances were poorly labeled. And even when I could find a price tag, the mark-​down wasn’t that great. I’ve never been a big department store fan anyway, and this one didn’t do a whole heck of a lot to change my mind.
That said, I was greeted twice by some very friendly sales associates. They were probably the best thing about the store.

I boycott all Macy’s stores and cut up my Macy’s card. This pace is a joke and I mean all of Macy’s from the ground up.

I went in this Macy’s to find a dress for a very important night out. I saw a few online and printed them out. When I took them to the store, not one person in there could even help me. They were short, had no clue what they were talking about, and quite frankly just frustrated me beyond belief. Sending me from one person to the next. DO NOT SHOP AT THIS MACY’S EVER!!! IT IS HORRIBLE.

For whatever reason, I have never been a big Macy’s shopper. I just happened to be at Stapleton and wandering and I popped in. Glad, I did, since I found tons of cute stuff on sale!
I personally found the space bright and clean; plus there was plenty of selection to choose from. Very nice store, with a good amount of parking too (plus it isn’t too far into Northfield so you don’t have to deal with the maze of streets).

I walk through the west doors and bam, right into the men’s fragrances counter. They even have Chanel Bleu, which is my current fav. I tell the counter help I’ll be upstairs for a minute, then back to buy the Chanel. After perusing a mildly disappointing men’s wear section upstairs (no UA sports drawers? No Nike’s either? WTAF am I supposed to wear? Flannel boxers to my workouts? And, no, I don’t do tighty-​whities, I’d sooner go commando. Have I said enough about my undergarment preferences yet?) I was able to find a front pocket, card type, non-​fold wallet made of leather. The woman working the counter downstairs was now nowhere to be found. I had to flag down a different associate to complete my purchases. As luck would have it, the original sales woman showed up just as we were finishing the transaction. Sorry about that, but I have to be on my way and commission or no, you were on break, or so it seemed.
This store is laid out well, lots of room to move about. Clearly marked departments and helpful staff round out the department store experience at Macy’s in Northfield.

There’s nothing great about this Macy’s (other than the fact that it’s always empty), but there’s definitely nothing horrible either. I think the worst thing is that the employees are beyond scarce. Now now, I know why. It’s because if you’re not makin’ money, you can’t pay the hired help. I get it. I just feel so *alone* in there.
All personal neuroses aside, the husband and I have never had a problem shopping there. And when we actually ask for help, we get it. So yeah, when I like to escape my usual haunts and trade them for Northfield, I usually walk around Macy’s checking it out as well.

It’s a Macy’s, nothing overly exciting.
It’s where you can find the mass produced clothing for the every woman. Every once and while I happen to venture in but for the most part I try to shop local 99% of the time.
Give a girl a break, sometimes she can fall off the wagon, LOL.

This mall is NEW hence This mall is dead. That makes it great to window shop :) The staff was very friendly and eager to score a sale.
I can’t remember seeing a shinier floor than this location. It was friends and family week and even then it was just a bunch of teeny boppers killing time.
Will definitely keep in mind for a future visit.

I actually had a great experience here last week. The sales rep was knowledgeable, fast and actually gave me a higher discount than I thought I would have.
They don’t have the largest selection as others (like Park Meadows) but they will do!

This is my wife’s favorite Macy’s in the entire metro area. She wears petite sizes and says they always have a good selection in stock. She sticks to the sale racks.
What I like about this particular store is there are comfy chairs scattered around, as well as small lounges just outside the fitting rooms. I can relax and play with my smart phone while she cruises the racks.