Kohl’s

Big selection and great clearance!
The lines are usually wayyyyy long on Saturdays here. Be warned.
The men’s section is vey in depth and so is he children’s department.

This store is a real dump. I used to shop here all the time years and years ago but stopped because most trips became hit or miss. Sometimes I would find decent women’s clothing and other times, I’d leave empty handed. The quality of the clothes has gone down, though it was never great to begin with. I probably have not set foot in this store for at least 2 years. I stopped in there tonight because I received coupons in the mail and an advertisement for their intimates sale, and I needed some new bras. The intimates section is so cramped, with the racks so close together that it’s difficult to shop. The pricier brands have more space between racks, and it seems like the cheaper items have the racks so close together, with one aisle pretty much impossible to pass through. The dressing room in the intimates section is a joke. There was one small dressing room with no bench, and a handicap dressing room that was blocked by a clothing rack. I ended up having to cut through the women’s clothing section (equally cramped with racks, chock full of section after section of clearance crap) to get to another dressing room. The dressing room itself was a mess. I eventually just gave up and left the store empty-​handed. They obviously give huge discounts because of the quality or lack of quality of the merchandise. Add rather go somewhere else and pay more for better quality and more enjoyable shopping.

I could shop in this store forever. I could literally buy out the store. A majority of my closet is kohl’s. They have great clothes at a low price. I highly recommend this store to anyone who likes low prices and good fashion.

Love khols always a great deal, but my last visit people were having sex in the try on room super uncomfortable not sure why there was no attendant

i’m not a fan of the big crowds like in the paramus location so decided to give this one a try. it is kind of a far drive for me, but def worth it. we came here on a friday night around 830 and there wasn’t that many people at all. i was surprised that there were two entries since the one in paramus only has one. which means two different checkout sections. i like that store is one floor and every time i thought we were finished going through the store i turn the corner and there was a section we didn’t even go to yet. it was already 10 when we noticed that we didn’t hear anything over the loud speaker kicking us out yet. i asked the sales associate what time they were closing and to our surprise they said 11. while there were ample sales associates on the floor they didn’t ask us if we needed any help. that’s perfectly fine for me cause i hate to be bothered while shopping. definitely shopping here in the future.

A great little department store, well organized and properly stocked. Staff is friendly and helpful, very important these days when there are so much competition out there.
Smart as all price tags are electronic which means less errors and easier for staff to change prices wireless affording them to concentrate on us, the customers.
They don’t carry all the brands but they do carry what you need.

This is a hidden gem not nearly as packed s the paramus location! Most times if something I’m looking for in paramus is out of stock I can find it here! The customer service is always great. The selection is wonderful and the store is usually very clean… I just went there tonight with Kohl’s cash, a store credit a gift card and a 20% off coupon, bought $ 480.00 worth of stuff and paid $ 32.00 for it!!! OBSESSED! I honestly don’t remember life before Kohl’s…

The sales associates spend the majority of the time standing around talking to each other, not taking a single moment to ask customers if they need help. The guy who works in the shoe department tends to stand and stare at customers, to the point where you feel the need to leave, because you are so uncomfortable (this comes from personal experience).