TJ Maxx

I love this TJ Maxx location! They have an excellent selection of clothing, jewelry, and beauty products. Shopping here is always a great experience for me (and typically causes a large dent in my wallet). The employees are very helpful and friendly, and I’ve had no issues when I needed to return items to this location (with the tags still on and receipt). I also felt that this store is pretty organized. I recommend checking out this location if you’re looking for good deals!

As others have said, this store is ransacked. I’m always down for TJ/​Marshalls/​Ross fun, but I could barely spend a few minutes here. Everything is in disarray and makes it very hard to shop.
If you’re looking for home furnishings, I recommend the HomeGoods in the same plaza. It’s one of my favorite places in this complex and is more tidy.

You have to be in the mood to go to TJ Maxx. Stuff is somewhat organized, but even with that, you have to be ready to go through racks and/​or piles of stuff to find what you want. I have found it to be a hit or miss situtation.
I was looking for a few things — sports bra, man’s basketball shorts and some sandals and I found ALL of them in styles and sizes I wanted. Now it was not a grab and go, I had to go through many things (dressing room twice for the girly stuff) but I found what I wanted.
This store has many employees and had 3 people ask me if I needed help! For the most part, things are organized, more than other TJ Maxx’s I’ve visited. I really can’t complain about the store or neatness or the staff.
This one had LOTS of maxi dresses if you are looking for those. I just can’t wear them, they remind me too much of Mrs. Roper from Three’s Company.

I am a CRAZY Homegoods/​TJMaxx customer. I have been to almost every store in the Chicagoland area (multiple times)… but I always end up back at this one. This store has best quality product, the staff is super friendly and helpful. You can tell the store manager and staff take pride in the presentation and services they provide. Will continue to be a «shopinesta» at this store.

This TJ Maxx fell short of my expectations. The handbag selection was so limited it’s sad, and the best deal in the store for me was a Kate Spade bangle for $ 30. But it didn’t fit, so I continued on.
The home décor and kitchen aisles are an absolute mess. These really aren’t worth looking at. Just go to Home Goods instead.
Since I’m on a budget, I wanted to peruse the clearance clothing racks. This was almost impossible due to poor signagethe. While there is a ton of clothing, it’s like rifling through the disorganized Salvation Army racks. I mistakently ended up looking through racks of junior’s size clothing, which sucks when you find something you like and wonder WHY that shirt is so teeny.
At least it killed some time while I was waiting to meet a friend for dinner, but it falls short of Home Goods and even Goodwill

This is a pretty basic TJ Maxx. The store is not always organized and it’s a bit grubby in general. There are some good deals to be found if you have the patience to spend the time, going through the racks, to find them. I do like the shoes but, like the rest of the store, they are messy. I was a bit surprised to find as many pet items as they have and the kitchen gadgets, the kinds that crowd the drawer, get a whole wall to themselves. Oh — and like many other places, I can’t find bras in my size but that’s a me thing. Anyway, I’ll be back for shoes and purses, mostly.

$ 485 nude L.A.M.B. stillettos I had wanted last season for $ 150.
Some super cute and comfy gladiators for $ 30.
$ 100 Jeffrey Campbell purple pumps with ruffle for $ 30.
I’d say I did alright here. I was pretty shocked and excited to see those L.A.M.B. bad boys A. at TJ Maxx and B. for only $ 150 bucks. pwned!
The rest of the store is a mess, as you’d expect, and the clothing sections are basically un-​shoppable. Those plastic hangers with thick dry foam around them make my teeth hurt and my soul cringe. The lines here are also kind of long and don’t move quickly… and there’s a good chance an old lady or two will play dumb and pretend she doesn’t know where the line starts and just cut in front of everyone. She knows where the line stars, she just thinks she’s aged enough to be above it. It’s okay, we (the youth), have all the time in the world, you go ‘head, I know you’re on a budget timeline.
Overall, the store isn’t a destination stop but if you’re in the area and killing time, it’s worth a drop in for some possible great shoe finds.

I can’t really stand bargain shopping at this level. I don’t mind the home furnishings and housegoods aisles, but I can not stnad to look at the clothing section, it is such a mess. Forget about the toy section too, things are just thrown around. The whole place reminds me of a jumble sale. That being said, there are some good deals to be found here, but you have to weed them out. When things go on clearance you can wind up with a great top for $ 3 or yoga pants for $ 10 on the other hand you can pick up a rhinestone belt for $ 75 and think what the heck?!