Great location very nice employees they always have amazing deals boscovs is a must go to store no…read morematter where we travel.

Boscov's is a family-owned department store that has over a few dozen locations throughout the…read moreNortheast United States. The stores sell clothing, footwear, accessories, linens, jewelry, cosmetics, candies, toys, furniture, small appliances, etcetera. Prices are reasonable, and I often can find good bargains. This Boscov's is located in the Erie mall. The store is two floors. On the first floor are mostly clothes, and on the second floor are mostly home goods. Unfortunately, I did not find any clothes that I liked and were in my size. I, however, did find a baking sheet to buy. I had not realized that the baking sheet was on sale for only $5, so then I grabbed a second one to buy. Multiple cash registers throughout the store were open. I had to wait in line for a couple of minutes. My cashier spoke to me nicely, and he accurately rang up my purchase.

Their online service in terms of answering questions leaves a lot to be desired…read more They will highlight an item but not accompany with a price. You see many responses to the post, asking for the price, but you don't see a response. I recently commented to a person inquiring about the price, that they don't post or respond to price. I was referring to sharing it online. Well, it hit a nerve because they responded rudely, privately to my comment. Was it really necessary to be snippy and say, "There..I responded."? Not all local businesses earn support.

What a lovely discovery! I found more than I expected and was pleased to find a good sized men's…read moresection. Check it out; it will Be worth it!

If Ross depends on internet information as advertisement, PLEASE eliminate that NINJA with the…read moreorange hoodie and mask as advertisement. A Total turn-off. Who thought that was a good idea? I mostly see Normal people when shopping there. That head shot is Not attractive at all! I almost Always find a good deal while shopping there. Come on Ross, you can do better!

Ross is the nation's largest off-price retail chain. I think that their store in Erie has similar…read moretypes of merchandise as do their stores in other areas. Ross buys overproduced and unsold merchandise from manufacturers at a discount. Typical merchandise includes clothing, footwear, linens, home decor, beauty products, housewares, etcetera. When I was walking around the store, I noticed that the racks and shelves were full of miscellaneous merchandise. Especially for clothing, customers must really sift through the racks to find what they like. I selected a bath mat for $7 and a jar of fig preserves for $4. Both of these products had prices that were significantly lower than what other retailers would charge. The cashier interacted with me in a very friendly manner. Overall, Ross is not one of my favorite stores, but I like to shop here occasionally to find bargains.

I was looking for someone to replace the batteries for my 4 watches. The lady in the jewelry…read moresection explained that they do not do this - she referred to another store nearby that changed her watch batteries- she actually showed me where the store was - above and beyond- Thank you

Was in Erie Pa on Mother's Day and we decided to stop at the Mill Creek Mall. I purchased two pair…read moreof slacks and we drove the 2 hours home. I put the pants in my closet pleased I found a pair for a specila occasion on Weds the 15th. Reached into the closet for those pants and discovered the ink security tag was still on them! I was furious! I get mistakes happen, but darn it!! I just hung up with Justin the Sales Manager (after getting bounced to two other departments) who sounded like he was 17 years old, had marbles in his mouth and a sinus infection as well. I explained what happened and he asked me to bring them back. I again stated I was 2 hours away from his store and an hour to the nearest Macys from my home. After a number of "ummms" he offered 25 Macys bucks for his store and that was the best he could do. I wasn't looking for anything outrageous - a gift card to compensate for my time and gas....no he couldn't do anything else. Not impressed with my first time at a Macy's - definately my last!!

Havent been to this location in awhile, decided to stop on the Black Friday Erie shopping trip…read more The store set up was different then last visit. Its a clean discount store similar to Marshalls, TJ Max...Depending on what your looking for your sure to find a bargain, or pick up a designer name brand cheapier. The shoe selection depending on taste, will it least give you a laugh on unique styles or a new pair of shoes.

Customer service is horrible. They are so mean, and rude. They may have good prices but you may…read morenever cash out. Waited for a 15minutes for Debbie the key holder to decide to cash me out. She definitely does not know how to multitask.

I was traveling from Boston and my aunt introduced me to this spot. Excellent costumer service! You…read morewill find items from Target, Dollar General, and Walmart and very reasonable discounted prices. Currently they have a large selection of summer items. We really enjoyed our experience there and they give you a free bag of popcorn until their out. Great place. Highly recommend!

From the owner: Overstock and Liquidation pallets resales. Each item on the pallet is sold individually at 50-60%…read moreoff retail price.

Hit and miss on finding good deals love fact you find bigger sizes the workers was nice and…read morecheerful and chatty love that noone wants to shop where workers are mad to be there and seem to get bothered when you ask a question

I have spent hundreds (if not more) $$$ at this store over the (almost) year they have been open,in…read moreMeadville,Pennsylvania...having said that,I recently had to return an item ($18.00) and I did have the receipt-The clerk that waited on me was very rude,did not make eye contact,turned around after picking up my item and stood there with her back to me for a full 3 minutes...she then slammed the item down on the counter and asked me why I was returning the item-I told her it was an "impulse buy" and after getting home I realized I just did not need it...The rude clerk then made a face (lips clenched tightly together,eyes rolling up to the Heavens) and asked me in a very snotty tone for the receipt...while I was retrieving the receipt from my purse this snotty,rude clerk let out a huge sigh and shifted her feet and stood there glaring at me in a very icy tone...I put the receipt down on the counter rather than in her outstretched hand and she snatched it up so abruptly she almost ripped the receipt in half!! After finally getting my $18.00 put back on my card (mind you,she did not ask if I wanted cash back or the money put back on my card) she again made no eye contact with me when I said "Thank you and youre welcome" rather she simply rolled her eyes upward again and mumbled "Mmm-Hmm" through clenched mouth....just WOW...I do not think I will be shopping at this TJ Max location in the future, but if I do,I definitely will NOT be "impulse' buying!!! Also,I am thankful that I always keep receipts so there should never be a problem when and if a return item deems necessary. TJ Max in Measville should make sure their cashiers are courteous to their patrons before they lose business....thank you and you are very welcome.