Marshalls

Yes !!! i like marshalls, you can get brands in good prices !!
i was very confused for my office’s first day that i was feeling like my clothes vanished from my house then i go there and i found very amazing combinations of clothes which makes me bit confident about my self.

Okay why is the store so dirty? in the past month is looks like a bargain store
the look of the entire basement level is messy and crowded.
what happened? why all the stupid luggage those of us who live in the are had high hopes of clothes and children clothes there are plenty of store all along Broadway that sell luggage WTF is wrong with MARSHAL’S? and by the way why are some of their staff always chatting in Spanish to one another? in the store? rude! unless they are helping a customer this is inappropriate. They are going down hill. the floors look messy in its look. This was not so a few months ago,., just messy looking

Okay, so I am upset! That’s why I gave a ONE STAR rating.
I have been buying infant/​toddler clothing for my grandchildren at Marshall’s for 2 years. Marshall’s has adorable, affordable, [and many name-​brand] outfits.
This year my grandchildren [both] are needing to graduate from a size 4 to a size 5. Here’s the major problem:
THERE IS NOT ONE SIZE FIVE IN THE WHOLE STORE!!!
When I asked the cashier about it, she said that the store decided to discontinue size 5! Now, why in the heck would you do that???
Goodbye Marshalls. .. you were great for a short while.

Terrible service and creepy security guard. I don’t understand how anybody especially women can feel comfortable to shop in a environment like that. He has salt and pepper hair with light brown complexion. He’s creepy and he usually there in the morning. He stares at you till you’re out of his sight before and after you shop.

They have three floors and I finally found some stockings. I wish they had more though. Overall it’s a small marshalls with good service. It seems like the type of store that you go in and out of or you just go in to pick up a few things.

It’s a small one and thus, items are limited. As always, there are a lot of good discounted things here and not that many customers so you can go back to the dressing room as many times as you like without having to wait in line

Disorganized mess, a few rude /​unhelpful staff, poor selection. But depending on what you need you might find some good deals.

Small Marshalls. Not a good variety of items. Go to the one on 19^th instead. Not well organized.

Went in for wrapping paper, came out with Lots. This Marshall’s is the best ive ever experienced. Staff is wonderful and everything is so clean. You don’t expect much from Marshall’s, but this one is a credit to the brand, and a credit to the upper west side.

O.M.G My First Time Going There. And Want Be The Last! A Very Helpful Lady Who Works There. Looked And Looked For A Belt My Size. I Kept Telling Her It’s Ok, she Kept On Looking! And Found What I Was Looking For. Great Service At This New Marshalls!

Smallest Marshalls I’ve been to. Super crowded & disorganized. The staff wasn’t friendly. Aisles are cluttered. So disappointed.

I love any Marshalls dept store as long as its clean and organized which is rare in NYC. However, this particular store yes small with a weird layout but very clean and organized. I was able to comfortably look through items without junk lying all over. I could actually find my shoe size in the correct area which was refreshing. I was there on an evenng on a weekday and I could walk around without bumping into other customers. This a definitely a store to check out if you’re in the area.

The clothing, handbag, & shoes assortments are actually ok, despite what most people are saying. They don’t have a housewares department, though which is terribly moronic of the manager and merchandiser. Hello?!? There are ten million other clothing retailers within a 10 block radius — Columbus Circle, Zara, Banana Republic, Ann Taylor Loft, Bebe… do you want to go out of business in 5 years? There are no discount housewares retailers nearby. Zabars, Raymour & Flanagan, Pottery Barn, & BBB are all expensive full-​price retailers. You’ll have zero competition if you stocked some mid-​line towels, linens, curtains, rugs, and kitchenware in the back corner of the basement floor. You don’t need 10 million old women’s pantsuits or junior’s t-​shirts.
Additionally, GET RID of your lethargic, slothenly, overweight cashiers. If there are only 2 people in line waiting to check out and 5 associates behind the registers, it shouldn’t take 8 minutes (YES, I kept count) for me to check out. Oh yeah, that’s right. If you’re chatting among yourselves and talking on the telephone while you’re being PAID TO WORK, it would take that long. «Hmm, let me finish talking to my mom/​boyfriend/​baby daddy first, then take care of those customers. My boss ain’t around.» Word to management — keep your eye on the women working the evening shifts. They never cease to be slow and unhelpful. I’ve stepped foot into this store 5 times. Every time, same story.
I was really excited when I saw the Marshalls Coming Soon sign in my neighborhood. How disappointing. You are serving a different clientele here. Up your service and your game. Filenes’ Basement just took over Fox’s old building. Game on.

The employees are very helpful and the store is neat and organized, although having the merchandise split among 3 floors makes it a bit confusing to navigate. Anyhoo, this is where the stars end.
The clothing selection is limited. There’s a decent shoe selection that includes a lot of designer brands, but I have to co-​sign on someone else’s review, the prices are so inflated it’s laughable. They have priced most items at or above their retail value, which defeats the purpose of the Marshalls bargain hunt. I’m curious to see if people are actually paying these prices or if whoever is handling pricing will figure it out and adjust accordingly, hopefully sooner rather than later.

Located in a new luxury building but poor selection of merchandise and inefficient check-​out personnel. Very disappointed. I would rather go to Century 21 on 66/​broadway.

BEWARE… they are using false and inflated compare at prices on the designer shoes. Their prices are higher than if you bought them in a full price store.

Rather small, three floors. Not too much there. Low prices, but also low quality.

So disappointing!!! I’m an avid Marshall’s shopper and was so excited to see that a new store was opening on the Upper West Side. I have been to most of the Marshall’s within a 100 mile radius of NYC. I thought the setup was horrible. The first two floors are wasted space, one floor devoted to bags, and the other to perfumes. The bottom floor is really the only usable space, but it’s so chaotic and disorganized. I’m hoping that over time things will get better.