I ordered a couch from National Furniture Liquidators...sight unseen. I REALLY LOVE IT. The…read morequality of the furniture they sell is fantastic, the owner and his employees are very pleasant and extremely helpful. In a few months, I am hoping to buy a matching chair. I would never go to any other furniture store. The picture posted is of my couch.

The worst place to get furniture, never on time, very bad service! I would never recommend this…read moreplace. And if you do order from here, get ready to be disappointed!! Good luck!

Gabriel that works at this location in sicklerville was the absolute best if I could put more than…read more5 stars I would. He did not push anything on me and made sure I tried out more than a couple options. If you go to this location make sure to ask for Gabriel.

Good selection Good knowledge on product…read moreFair prices Quick delivery Will return in the future

I had a great experience today at Mattress Firm in Sicklerville New Jersey. My sales associate…read more"Tom" couldn't be more patient and helpful while my wife and I made our selections. We seldom leave reviews online although when the service is exceptional we definitely go out of our way to recognize a business and their staff.

Cantrell is a gem! I went to the store to learn about Purple mattresses. Cantrell was so…read moreknowledgeable helpful and patient that I completed the sale on the spot. Terrific resource perfect gentleman!

OMG! How have I not been here before?!!…read more I thought I was driving to Bed, Bath & Beyond but ... it was gone - Home Goods took it's spot. Hmmm, okay! What I was looking for smacked me right dab in the face upon entry - nice beach chairs - yay! Good ones at that, too! Prices better than BB&B too! Home Goods is a sister store of ... MY FAVORITE STORE EVER - TJ Maxx! You totally could tell. Similar displays and products. I was in heaven! Besides the two beach chairs I bought, I cleaned up on really ornate & eclectic greeting cards. I was on a tight schedule so I didn't peruse as much as I would have liked, but I will now specifically go to Home Goods in the future - look out!

Unlike the Moorestown location, this HomeGoods holds its own without a combination Marshalls. If…read moreyou're on the search for clothes, head to the other side of the mall for that shop. But if you're looking to add value to your home, obviously you should check out this HomeGoods. As a newer store, it's pretty large, though it can get crowded on weekends. It's easy to navigate and has all the home goods (!) you'd expect from the chain. Prices are reasonable and the store is bright. Without the Marshalls folks impeding on the line, you can expect a faster checkout, too. This is a good stop if you're in the process of moving or renovating and want to switch up your style.

The Raymour and Flanagan in Voorhees is the best. We bought some furniture last fall and we love…read moreeverything we bought. Matt and Jeff were a pleasure to deal with. They always returned my calls and went above and beyond to help us get the perfect furniture.

I bought a gorgeous reclining couch and recliner from here.. It's comfortable and the material is…read moreso soft. Everything about this purchase went smoothly. Benny Jenkins helped me create a list of couches in his showroom that met my requests and then gave me space to think about which one to choose. He was so helpful without being overbearing. The delivery crew was on time and so professional. The couch arrived in perfect condition. I highly recommend Raymour and Flannigan.

My wife and I, who reside in Florida, decided to go furniture shopping while visiting family during…read morethe holidays. We landed at Lovesac and met Michael. Outstanding young man - very knowledgeable about the products, was understanding of our situation and made the process absolutely stress free. The furniture will speak for itself - but get with Michael for a flawless experience.

One of the great anchor stores in Deptford Mall for sure!…read more Years ago this department store was looked down upon I think because they had less expensive clothes and not many name brands. My how things have changed! Thanks for convincing me of that mom! I bought two absolutely beautiful pieces of costume jewelry today for only $22 with the sale and my cyber coupon. The cashiers were dolls, especially Lindsey and anther young red haired female with an ethereal vibe and look. Don't overlook JCP!

We ordered a suit last Sunday to be delivered on Wednesday. A notification from UPS came on Monday…read moresaying a label had been created and the package was awaiting carrier pickup. On Friday, when the status was still the same , I called the customer service number. I was told they would try to contact the warehouse but that the package was waiting to be picked up... which I clearly already knew. I called UPS and was told the sender needed to schedule a pickup and that creating a label does lot do that automatically... which I would assume JC Penny would know. I called the customer service number again and was told that they would look into it and if it was not picked up by Monday to call back to have another one sent. Seriously? So I am still waiting for them to send me my order. Horrible.

We had such great experience. We had an old lamp that the globe broke and we were able to get…read morefittings necessary for us to be able to use a lampshade , the sales person who took care of us was so helpful, she picked the lampshade that works perfectly. we would definitely recommend this store.

I REALLY don't recommend getting a lamp repaired here at all…read more I needed a new lampshade harp for a vintage lamp I was giving as a gift. The existing harp (lampshade holder) was too tall and permanently attached so it could not be just swapped out. I contracted to have a new harp and saddle (the part the new harp locks into) installed that would work with my shade. When I got home after picking up the lamp, I noticed the harp was not locking into the saddle because the saddle bracket was way too small. Meaning the thing the lampshade would sit on was not being held securely in place. Immediately called and took the lamp back to the store and they tried different parts, all of which had the same problem. They ended up telling me "that's just the way it is now with parts". They expected me to accept inferior parts and service! During that time I spoke with both the CEO and the President of the store, long story short, they told me they knew the pieces did not fit together as intended and rather than being upfront about it before the work was done, kept blaming it on "Chinese manufacturing" rather than finding a better supplier that made parts that actually fit together. Bottom line is now I'm left with a harp does not completely fit into it's bracket, with no way to lock it into place, short of soldering or gluing them together. They refunded my money for the harp and holder (not the labor of course). But now I have a lamp that was intended as a gift with an insecure lampshade holder and will be looking to find another lamp to cannibalize for the parts and perform the work myself in order to give it as a gift. -- They are perfectly content to use inferior parts that they know are not compatible with each other and blaming it on manufacturing. What kind of business integrity is that? * Harp - the piece a lamp shade sits on * Saddle - the piece the harp locks into for stability