T J Maxx

I only stopped in here because they had an awesome patio display. Of course that lured my interest to the inside of the store. Ever go into a store and realize you should have gone here before? Yup that was me. Located a nice bookcase for my house. Jyst tge right size and color. And the price was very reasonable. This is mostly a clothing store but tucked away in the back of the store are the specialty items. That area reminds me of pier one imports, but less pricey. My only complaint was the long lines at the register. It appears that they were mostly new cashiers getting on the job training. But, worth the wait

You got me again, TJ Maxx! I thought I would be able to quickly run in and snag a trash can for my kitchen and run out… WRONG! Of course I took a detour through the clothing department on my way back to the home goods, that was my first mistake. Before I knew it I had 6 shirts, 2 pairs of workout pants, and a pair of Guess wedges in my hands. I went to try it all on and narrowed it down to 4 shirts, 1 pair of workout pants, and the super cute Guess wedges.
Off to the home goods part I go! Crap, one of the associates asked if I would like a cart. It’s all downhill from here as I take one from her. I knew I was screwed. I started going through every single isle putting random things that I knew I didn’t need into the cart. BUT ITS ALL SUCH A GOOD DEAL! I made my rounds to the corner of the store where I found an isle for pets. I can’t believe the quality of toys they have for such a low price! I paid $ 3.99 for each toy that would’ve been marked up to $ 15-​$ 20 at Petsmart! Seriously, I’m never going to Petsmart for dog toys again.
So many things caught my eye that I almost walked out without my darn trash can.

I wondered in here looking for a belt and ended up finding a very nice calvin klein coat it’s very warm and stylish would look nice with a shirt and tie for 70 bucks .
Came in here again a day after looking for a casual everyday coat with the weather getting so nasty again scored a deal. Overall the men’s section has some good finds so far didn’t really wonder around the rest of the store

So found myself going to this bed bath and be gone now every week for 3 weeks. Keurig coffee makers keep failing. Funny thing, each time I go there’s other people returning keurigs. Now that is not the stores fault. In fact the graciously take them back each time. But today I walked to other side of store and it felt like Walmart. You can by feminine products, tooth paste, etc. They said they had to change store to that of the Roseville ca store. What a shame…

Holy over the top and unnecessary security precautions Batman!
I went to a Louis Vuitton in Vegas a few years back. It was pretty cool in there. The whole place smelled of beautiful, warm leather and the gold brass glimmered against the walls much how I imagine an Egyptian Pharaohs crown would have done. At the entrance there were two large men who looked like they were sculpted with inspiration being drawn from the Statue of David. They stood stiffly upright against either side of the entrance walls and wore finely pressed black shirts and black pants with ear buds. They said nothing and they didn’t move — but their eyes were watching every patron in the store.
This makes sense when you are shopping at an establishment that charges over $ 200.00 for a keychain.
This memory was floating through my mind very vividly last night — then out of nowhere I heard «mom…mom…MOM!» — I snapped back to reality and realized my 16 year old was staring at me with a huge look of irritation on his face. «Are you going to buy it or what?» came out of his mouth next.
I was in TJ Maxx on Kietzke Lane in Reno. I was not in the Louis Vuitton store. I had just finished browsing the purses and found a cute purple Kate Spade that I was considering purchasing. The problem was that this particular location has many of their purses attached to anti theft cables so you have to ask an employee to unlock it and then that employee can’t allow you to leave the purse section and actually watches you while you look at it.
I like to take my time before I purchase a bag. This particular one was a good deal — it retailed $ 398.00 and was marked at $ 149.00. I wasn’t sure that I wanted another handbag rather as opposed to a shoulder bag and I like to walk around with my purse selections while I do other shopping before I commit. But in this instance I was forced to stand next to the cheap 3 way mirror and make a quick decision while the employee watched me with her TJ Maxx eagle eye.
I asked her to hold it for me and continued throughout the store. They have a good shoe selection which was really fun to see. The clothing section is full of variety. I thought that the Home Décor area was a bit lacking in canvas prints. They had a couple of framed floral items and some metal pieces but nothing great.
Customer service was great. I felt bad for the poor purse lady who had to stand by as I tried to make a decision. She was very nice about it and never once conveyed the slightest bit of annoyance but it was a waste of her time and I could tell she had work to do.
The store is clean and huge and you could spend hours inside looking for hidden treasures. Ultimately I decided to buy the bag. I took it home and actually spent the time I needed to look at it and make a full decision. I’ll be taking it back today — I can’t look at it without thinking about anti theft cables and over the top unnecessary safety precautions.
I like the Sparks store better — if the day ever comes when they put cables on their bags I will cry.

My husband and I shop here for home items — kitchen supplies, décor, small furniture, etc. As with most discount stores, this store is hit or miss. Sometimes we find dozens of items, and sometimes we leave empty handed. When we do find items, they are good quality and a great price. There is definitely a wide range of quality, but it’s up to you to be a good shopper and find the best stuff!
Specifically, they have great glass ware — we filled up our bar with an assortment of rocks glasses and shot glasses, and found some nice vases. They also have great large fake trees at great prices. They are really nice, not plastic and cheap looking.
When we bought our house, we got lots of knick knacks and random home items, and we get tons of compliments on them.

«Home Goods» is right but they have so much more!
About half of their store is clothing, purses, baggage, personal items and the other half home goods. And Home Goods meaning just about ‘everything’ else.
There are decent values to be had here if you know what you are looking for! They have major brand names including The North Face, Ralph Lauren, etc… just check out the other reviews as I’m not a brand name know it all. They’ve also got pet supplies, olive oils, seasonings, barware, outdoor décor…you name it, you can find it here.
The staff have always been friendly and helpful on my visits. And the prices normally can’t be beat. They have a clearance section if you’re really searching for a ‘deal’.
The one piece of advice I can give about shopping here is don’t think twice! If you think you want/​need the item, buy it! I found some towels I thought I liked but wasn’t sure if they would match our décor. I bought 1 to test out and returned a week later to purchase more after finding that it did match, only to find that they were already all gone.
Some items are ‘seconds’, so you want to watch for bad stitching and such on your shirts or other clothing items. I bought some undershirts that were not sewn properly.
Overall this is a great place to find good deals on everyday items for your home or for yourself.
Their stock is always changing so you may find items that you will never see again, when there is doubt, there is no doubt, put it in your cart!

I love me some TJ Maxx! It’s like Ross, but a little higher end. This is my go-​to place for purses & sunglasses! I’ve found some really nice home accent pieces here, as well. The store is very well-​lit, organized and clean. I have always had pleasant interactions w/​employees @this location, and strongly recommend it to any other frugalistas out there!

Plan of action: Shop when they restock the shelves and mark down. This is privileged info, hard-​earned, so you’re on your own for figuring this out.
Focus. Go for brands and color, peruse the front designer showcases, but move into the deeper racks for retail gold. Scan, scan. Like an eagle, keep your eyes alert and hands active as you feel for fabric and spy the designer labels. A few of my finds here: a $ 250 Diane Von Furstenburg belt for $ 35. A $ 150 Theory cashmere beanie for $ 35.00. And that’s just accessories. Prepare to be a huntress, be merciless with the sparkly and cheap, and hone in like a laser on deeply discounted designer department store brands in TJ Maxx clearance sections– insist on impeccable cuts and colors.
Try everything on in the well-​lit dressing rooms, assume the voice of your critical mother who doesn’t want you to look like a fool, make your selections, and you might be ready to be a «Maxxinista.»

Just had to say that I went in for some «shopping therapy» today, and not only the selection but their really personable, happy, helpful staff managed to shift my day to the positive… I love you even more now, TJ Maxx!

T J Maxx is a more expensive Ross. You can find name brands for sometimes a quarter of the price. My husband found some ties here that were a name-​brand, but only $ 10 each! We looked for area rugs here the other day, but they didn’t have quite the selection they had the first time that we went there. They have everything from clothes to furniture to food. Don’t go trying to find something specific, but if you know you just want some art or a new lamp – you never know what you might find!

A lot of interesting items one could buy is one were of the mind. I need nothing really since I have one of everything ever made, but if I did this is an interesting place in finding sparkling items to set upon ones shelves or cute little chairs and such. I guess the clothing too is well represented but rarely do I look at it since I am wearing the same stuff I have been wearing for ten years. The place is jammed packed with all sorts of stuff.

Eh… I like the variety they offer, but the isles are too tiny and are difficult to maneuver through. I found a cute pink little clutch by BeBe for only $ 15! I like the home décor part of the shoot and all of the kitchen stuff. You may have to weed through some of the stuff that customers didn’t put away right, but I’ve always found treasure.

I am a addict. I will admit it. This place is so amazing. The best selection ever. If you don’t find what you want just come back and you will find it in a week or so.
The home goods selection does not disappoint, and I have gotten amazing purses here as well (MK my friends)

You’ve got to be in the right mood and ready to shop. There are a lot of great finds here but you’ll have to dig.

I’ve been in every TJ s in N. Ca. and the Reno location. This store is one of my favorite. Clean organized and always a great selection. My wife is always on the hunt for kate spade, Reno always has plenty. All different designers.

My favorite. Just check out my review of Marshall’s. Same but closer to home.
Some guy below gave this store one star because his wife spends here too much money. Wow! Give your wife one star, please. How is this the store’s fault? What a logic! Clearly no clue about what the purpose of the review is. End rant.

Love it, love it. Great place to find goodies… I feel its a step up from Ross and Marshall even though they are part of Marshall’s…
Clean store and very busy the day I went in. Just wish their was once on the NA of Reno

I discovered a HomeGoods store (attached to TJ Maxx’s) while on a Christmas visit back home in NJ. There, the HomeGoods left me salivating with all sorts of bargains — good thing I was heading back west by plane, otherwise I would have spent too much money. I did buy an adorable pair of Mary Jane Merrells, originally $ 95 down to $ 40.
Then I discovered that there was one in Reno, so off I go. This particular store was large and had almost the same kind of goods as the NJ store. I ended up walking out with a beautiful serving plate originally priced at $ 29 on clearance for $ 5. I also picked up two fancy Italian lemon drinks for about $ 4 each. They came in a beautiful glass bottle with the old-​fashioned wire snap closures. Their kitchen department has some good bargains if you’re looking for high quality cookware.
So go, paw through things, pick things up, put them back, come back 15 minutes later and throw them in your cart. Hard to walk out empty-​handed.

I suggested going here to a friend who is decorating his new house. I had hoped he could find some small furniture items he was seeking, but we were unimpressed by both the selection, which was very French Country, and the prices, which did not seem terribly discounted, unless 25% off for nicer freight outlet stuff trips your trigger.
However, this store has a very nice selection of artwork, and since his house is new, he needs artwork.
$ 100 bought three large nice pieces of art (approximately 2 X 3 ft).
We were impressed with the metal wall artwork too, but didn’t find anything we thought was good for his house.
I purchased a micro-​fiber blanket throw for $ 18, but it wasn’t a great buy. The same blanket at Costco is only $ 14.
For candle lovers, there’s something super-​cool here. They are pillar candles that are self lit by tiny bulbs located halfway down. These bulbs flicker and the candle looks as though it’s burning. I like this sort of thing for mood baths, and other mood lighting when you don’t want to worry that the candle could start a fire. Also great for the holidays when you turn out the lights and let the tree dominate your living room. These fake candles (2 for $ 10) will fit right in.
at 8:30 PM, ease of check out was not so much. The register open was in the corner and hauling the artwork over there, where it was a front-​loading counter-​style register, as opposed to the side, was a hassle because there wasn’t room to set the paintings down, and barely enough room to scan them at the register.