T J Maxx

This was the first TJ Maxx/​Homegoods combination store that I’d ever been to and I was immediately in love. My mother, aunt and I could’ve spent all day here. Ended up finding some good work out gear, comfy sweats, a huge make-​up pallet, hair products and more. The help isn’t exactly the best; I think that falls in line with most TJ Maxx stores, but I overlooked that fact based on the amount of product available for shopping.

One of the worst TJ Maxx stores. As another Unilocaler said, it is unusual to have a TJ Maxx & HomeGoods, yet the Milford store is SO much better. Milford is at least 3x the size of this one, and they have openings, yet two seperate lines for better traffic flow, much less lines than this mess… because it’s always SO crowded for not much great stuff. The employees over in Milford also seem to be much nicer (I think I remember one of them working at Milford Big K, before it closed!)

Intrigued by this unusual concept of a TJ Maxx and a Home Goods in the same store, I ventured a bit out of my normal shopping area for a look-​see. This place is BIG– maybe it is just due to the two stores being together, but I could spend a lot of time in this place.
I found the Home Goods seemed to have a bit better selection of things. The TJ Maxx selections were more standard. Yes, they have bags, jewelry, hoisery, clothes, but nothing really stood out as particularly exceptional.
My main complaint with this place is that they really need to get rid of the CARTS! They have these huge shopping carts unlike the smaller carts in some of the more suburban TJ Maxx and Marshall’s location. Granted, I was here right before Christmas and it was a bit insane, but seriously, do people really need such gigantic carts? They clog up the aisles and make it harder to move around the store.

This store is like a mecca for all those who wander and want to spend all of their money. And I am perfectly okay with being in that group.
In over three years, I have walked through the TJ Maxx half of the store only one time because my gravitational pull to the Homegoods side is just too strong to deny. I probably couldn’t even list all of the items I have purchased from this specific location over the years. Their selection is huge and it is constantly being updated. Specific points for an incredibly large lamp, rug, and larger furniture selection. They also have a pretty big wall art area with pieces of all sizes. Solid kitchen and bathroom areas too, and of course they have a few aisles dedicated to seasonal décor. Lots of different décor styles are represented in their merchandise. Traditional, country, global-​inspired, modern, kid-​friendly…
What I am saying is, if you are in need of something (anything!) for your home, HG has your hook up!

This store is crack and I love it. I can’t go in there and leave without buying something. As a TJ Maxx and Homegoods goes — it has a great selection compared with others I’ve been to. From the basics to seasonal/​holiday items. It’s the best!

I was in the shopping plaza for a trip to Target, so I figured I would see what this TJ Maxx/​Homegoods location was all about since I could use some new wine glasses.
I never did find the wine glasses aside from the random single ones thrown on a clearance shelf. The emphasis seemed to be towards enormous area rugs and larger furniture; I guess in the area, people live in homes vs. small apartments so this may be a better store to send all of these things to, but we still need the basics!
Did a short stroll through the clothing area, found a pair of capris for my upcoming workout régime (or if that fails, I’ll just wear them shopping), but never purchased since the check-​out line was long and painfully slow. This seems to be a common thing among stores… not sure if they don’t have enough people working at busy times, or maybe they just need to speed up the transactions. However, if people are deciding NOT to buy, they need to look at how slow the lines are!

Every time I go here there is always a line and they have a poor selection of bedding.
I do find other deals here now and then. great deals when u can find them.

Half TJ Maxx half Homegoods, which was pretty cool. Very clean, nice and helpful staff. Mens clothing selection was kinda bad, but usually its hit or miss with these types of stores.

I never know where to begin when I enter this store. This location is a Homegoods and TJ Maxx combination store. They have everything from clothing to furniture. I typically always burn a hole in my wallet when I shop here, but it’s the good kind of empty wallet feeling– when you feel as though you have successfully made the most out of your money. The prices are decent and you can usually find a deal on whatever home item you are shopping for.