TJ Maxx

Absolute terrible selection. I went there to get some sweatpants for my sons. Can you believe they didn’t carry a single pair? I asked one of the employees where they had men’s sweatpants, and he said somewhere in the men’s section if they’re there. Terrible, I will never be shopping here again. They’ve really gone downhill.

Was actually very surprised with the home collection here, it’s like going to a very small home goods, they had a nice variety of calphalon cookware, I added three more pieces to my collection. The area is very small, you aren’t going crazy finding things, but I was happy to purchase some new frying pans, found a nice paper towel holder from cuisinart, and my cousin found wooden cake plates that she has been looking for, and only $ 20 compared to $ 80 she has been seeing them go for. They had a lot of clothes also, but I wasn’t there for that, didn’t bother looking either, store was kept very clean, organized, would be back to see what they have for the house before going to a more variety store like home goods.

The new one in Tottenville is better but this will suffice if desperate.

This store is a dump just like the other TJ Maxx location on SI. On a good day there are still clothes all over the floor and broken home goods thrown about. Be careful not to step on broken glass or a small child playing in the middle of the floor while his parents shop nowhere nearby. Any good deals to be found are not worth putting up with the nasty people that work and shop here.

I’d give this place no stars if I could. Awful, crowded, messy, with bitchy and unhelpful staff, and they seriously need an express lane. Never again. Thank God for CVS.

Great prices, the customer service seems to be changing, I actually had two employees ask me if I needed help, that’s never happened before and I shop there all the time. They have great home goods finds and I buy my toddlers clothes there because they are affordable.

Great bargain store, you def. need a good couple of hours in here to browse around the different sections to find some good things for great value prices.
They sell from clothes unisex and children, shoes, bags, house ware, kids and even jewelry.
LONG lines at times so best to come early and on weekdays plus you can find parking close by even though its huge parking lot.

I love the home goods section!!! The store was kinda of messy, that being the case I did find an awesome leather storage bench. It was like finding a diamond in the rough. And the sales guy was nice enough to help me put it in my truck which was no easy feat. Will I be back? Messy and all I’ll definitely be back.

In a neighborhood of virtually no decent shopping, this store is a welcomed change. This location doesn’t have the best clothes or shoes for men or women. However, the housewares section is pretty decent. This is my go to spot for unique candles that normally cost $ 50 – 60 for $ 20 or less. I’ve also gotten quite a few towels, an awesome ceramic pie dish and some other houseware stuffs.
The location is crappy and the lines are long but they move pretty quickly.

I go here and will leave with at least 5 items every time. The stuff they have is amazing ! Name brand good for half the price. The house department always had many cute things to decorate. If your on a budget while decorating, this is the place to be. Scored Martha Stewart tubber wares for $ 16. About 10 came in them with all snap locks for secure them as well. You can get a Steve Madden bags here for about $ 30 -$ 50 original ticket can be $ 200. Same for Michael kors.
The clothes section happens to be a mess. You have to dig for what you need. But keep digging ! Because you are surly able to find something adorable.

I spend hours in this store because you have to dig for good finds. I only shop in the home goods section and they have a lot to choose from. The prices are great and things are always marked down even lower. Things are thrown about and some items don’t have prices so that’s a hassle. I’ve bought home décor, a yoga mat, pillows, frames, stuff for my dog and books here. The clothes section has decent stuff but too messy for me to delve into.
I like this location a lot better than the Hylan Blvd one. Don’t be intimidated by the long line, it goes super fast because they have a lot of registers open. I love looking at all the things they put along the line that you can grab and put in your cart while you’re waiting.

For men, this store is borderline terrible. No shoes, no suits period. The shopper for the store must think men either live exclusively in track suits and jeans, because that seems to be all they carry. Avoid — no deals to be found here, unless you need staples like t-​shirts, underwear, socks, and the occasional pair of pants. Even the ties and the belts are of low quality.

I love this store. Been shopping here for almost a decade and what stands out at this TJ Maxx than other ones I’ve been to is the jewelry department. It is outstanding, with collections ranging from Invicta watches to Betsey Johnson. Moreso, are brands you’ve never heard of but beautiful styles and so much to choose from. They carry costume to very fine jewelry, and I’ve not seen this anywhere else. You can only buy the jewelry there, and buy anything else at that counter. The fact that there’s only one person, max 2, working there is a bit frustrating because you have to wait your turn until the customer is completely done. The pieces are fantastic and very reasonably priced. They also carry children’s and baby’s jewelry which is great.
The rest of the store is like your good old fashioned TJ Maxx, you have to hunt! But there are great finds to be had, all through out the store. They have lay away, and a terrific home goods department in the back. I always find great accents and gifts back there, and for damn cheap prices. You can get good clothes and shoes for everyone, not all factory rejects, in fact it’s very rare.
Overall, a great store, a bit disorganized, but not worse than other Marshalls or TJ Maxx like stores. There’s a parking lot out front, easy to get a good spot, and the plaza has other great shopping stores for women and children mostly, so you can easily zip around when you’re in that consuming mood.

It really is like downtown Beirut like the comedian Sebastian Maniscalco said. There’s clothing/​etc. everywhere. You’ll find men’s underwear scattered in the women’s department. It’s a mess! But similar to a thrift store you have to be patient and search the place thoroughly for good finds. I’ve found some good stuff there. Cute blouses for $ 10/​$ 15 bucks. They have great costume jewelry too. They have a cute trinkets too. I got myself an iPad cover for 3bux and batman headphones for 5bux.