Marshalls

I come here often just to check out the goods. I’ve purchased numerous things for my new home. This location is always nice and clean and the line moves fast.

A cashier named Muhamad in this store really disappointed me by his attitude after he realized that he didn’t really understand a procedure of transfer charges from one credit card to Marshall credit card without the merchandise! I had to request for his manager, who explained to him how to do it. Thanks to his manager (Lisa), she saved me from explain it to this young person, who was so confident to say No to me three times for a procedure he has not had a chance to learn at Marshall! Marshall please teach him again specially ask the manager first not argue and say No to his customer first!

This Marshall’s was actually really fun to go to. It was clean and there were lots of options. There’s a home goods inside it as well and there were a few pieces of furniture that I would’ve actually bought if I had space for it. The bf was looking for short– sleeved button down shirts, and he happily walked away with 2 shirts (even though I wanted him to get this other shirt, but it was «too hipster»… whatever). There was surprisingly a lot of options in the men’s section, and I didn’t dare go to the women’s clothing section… we would’ve been there for hours.
The dressing room staff was nice. The men only have 2 dressing rooms though, but we didn’t have to wait too terribly long for one to open up. The shoe and bag section is pretty big… again I did not dare go over there. I did glance over and saw some Kate Spade and Michael Kors bags, just fyi. Overall, I’ve changed my perspective of Marshall’s after coming here, selection– wise. I may actually start shopping here for clothes as well.

Don’t go during the weekend, it’s a mad house. Pick a day during the week and you won’t have kids running around everywhere and it’ll be a lot more organized.
I’ve found great stuff for my home here and I can never past up the shoes section.

I’ve been shopping at this Marshall’s since the early 80s, back when it was one of the few Marshall’s in Houston. Back then, I believe the space that is now Ross was a Target, and there was a side, enclosed entrance to Marshall’s. Think: weird 70s strip center mall that quickly fell into a life of disrepute and abandonment. The store has changed; the strip center has changed. Thank goodness.
I am a sucker for Marshall’s Home Goods stores. They’re the best places to find just about anything you would at a department store, save the electronics. Granted, you do have to search, but it’s more than likely going to be there… perhaps. If it isn’t, there’s always next week’s shipment. I’ve found really cute, decent quality: bath mats, bedding, stockings, sweaters, skirts, exercise clothes, vases, dinnerware, pillows, frames, and hand soap at this location. Perfect gifts… usually for myself.
The floor of this store is a bit scummy. Not on par with Ross, but it’s a bit gross in spaces. Also, it’s a bit more claustrophobic compared to the location on West Grey, but I think that has to do with the height of the ceiling. West Grey was once a movie theatre, this one was always a Marshall’s.
Something to note about this location, the area surrounding is a bit dodgy, but there’s a «nice new layer of paint,» as they say, so it seems and feels relatively safe.