Burlingtons Coat Factory

Holy cow this is a hugely dissapointing Burlington Coat Factory. I decided to spin by thinking that they would have the same selection as the Atlantic Center Location. I had no idea how wrong I was. The store is unorganized to a sad point, and there was NOTHING in my size — while the Atlantic Center one is literally my exclusive location for clothes my size. Very, very dissapointed by this location. I used to joke with my friend that the Brooklyn version of a store is always worse than any other version. Used to.

100% agree with previous reviewers. It really sucks coming here because the deals you can find are BOMB.
However, the staff is pretty terrible. I mean I try to be nice but these people are awful at their job. Moving at a snail’s pace when there’s a long line of exhausted and angry customers waiting for you. I don’t understand it! They have registers on all 3 floors minus the basement (the top floor is supposed to be just for layaway but they take regular purchases there as well), and there is never anyone on the second floor. This leads to the line being insanely long on the main floor. Why not send some people up to the second floor and expedite the process for everyone?
I don’t know, man. The employees must hate working there for obvious reasons (people being complete a-​holes and leaving several items all over the store in different sections, opening packages of food and eating things.), but that doesn’t excuse laziness or bad customer service.
I definitely recommend shopping here, but prepare yourself for a very long wait!

The line was CRAZY long but the cashiers were just having a casual conversation. The store gives off a very dirty feeling. The only good thing is the selection and the prices.

This place replaced the old Cookies uniform about a couple of years ago.
Located in the busy Fordham Road shopping strip.
Parking’s meter.
A variety of clothes and shoes mostly outerwear for women, men and children.
I gave it 2 stars due to the half hour long wait just to pay for my purchases. There are only 7 registers and they’re all on the main floor. That means 7 cashiers have to process all shoppers that shopped on 3 different floors. There are elevators available.
They need to supply customers with more registers/​cashiers on all 3 floors.