Has everything here. Freezer food, chips, water, zip lock bags, pens, medicine -advil, advil pm,…read moreclariton, etc., crosswords, puzzles, fake flowers, lighters(all sizes ), all types of batteries, snacks, condiments, balloons, socks, bobby pins..... everything. .. lol Messy, messy. Cashiers seems depressed. :/ They are not helpful. Everyone looks grumpy.

I sure hope these folks can pull through. I shop at the location in Lynn MA on Boston street. This…read moreis the one that actually made it - the one on the Lynnway closed a couple of years ago. First of all, I get it. They have had to raise prices. As long as they are actually priced before I get up to check out, I don't mind. But they haven't been getting in new shipments for a while *(Covid, supply chain issues I suppose), and all the food was stale and overpriced. Marked up. Finally, last week, they got a new shipment of Sam's club cheese and dairy items. As I was checking out, the items were warm, they mentioned the coolers were failing. Their internet was also down, so I couldn't use my EBT to check out, so I abandoned a cart worth $26. I came back the following week, most of the cheese was sold, but the remaining refrigerator cases were 100% not working and there was food inside that was actually molding in front of my eyes. (see pictures) That being said, in the days when this place was a HOT TAMALE you could get Smoked Salmon, Shrimp, Cod, Amy's organic dinners, and a bevy of other totally awesome frozen foods for $1. I don't mind paying $1.50 or $2 if they can fix the freezers, clean up and get back to where they used to be. The staff are also very helpful and a nice melting pot of folks. I've stood up for them when the R-word people come around to try to disrespect them for raising their prices. Dollar Zone, please take care of this store - we all miss it! Enclosed - pictures of rotting food. I still think they are worth 4 stars but y'all seriously need to get your act together. Also, answer the darn phone. Sincerely Jill G

I love this Marshalls!!…read more Located in Vinnin Square for at least the past 10 or 20 years. This particular location always has designer clothing, higher end shoes and a much better grade of products then all the other marshals I've been to. There is an extensive parking lot plenty a room for everyone. The staff is usually happy and pleasant and willing to help. Returns go smoothly at this location. I Give the Vinnin Square Marshalls a Solid 4 Stars.

I have been shopping here for almost a decade and always had a wonderful experience. Unfortunately,…read morewhile I was shopping probably for about 15 minutes, I told my son to go look around while I shop and pick something out. He went to the toy isle and was bouncing a ball. A worker started following him around, saying don't touch that ball, and said " I wanna smack him" to someone else. The worker picked up a toy nerf gun that wasn't in a box, held it in his hands as one would hold a nerf gun and moved it from one area to another while following my son around. Then said "do you want to leave the store" and my son said no and he took the ball from him. My son told me after I drove away, I feel he targeted my son for bouncing a ball and picked up the nerf gun to almost intimidate him. If you are a mom and you think your child is safe browsing around, while you shop, be extra careful of this worker.

I go here very often, and yet I still have no idea what to write. Here goes nothing…read more.. This Target is small as far as Targets go, you will likely find they have a more limited selection that some other targets in the area. That is not to say they don't have a whole lot of stuff. Most of the stuff they have, excluding some electronics is on the budget end of the spectrum. While you will find a good DSLR camera, or a nice laptop, or a huge flat screen, you will not find [much] designer clothing, super high-end electronics, or a wide food selection. However, if you need a toothbrush, socks, or a package of AA batteries, this is a go to place. Prices are not as low as Wal-Mart, but you pay slightly more for slightly higher quality. The store is cleaner, and the staff is generally more helpful. Still, service can be hit or miss. There are some associates that were mean, and some that are helpful. Mark at the service desk is awesome! They have a generous return policy, you can return many items that most stores will typically not accept. Rather than list all of them, I will say this: don't be afraid to ask, especially on high priced items. But it is a no on bicycles, which kind of sucks. Also, while I understand why, it would be nice if they were not required to try to get everyone to get a Target RedCard. They get me almost every time, but I already have one...

I recently went to the Target in Salem to buy the new Chromatica Oreos for my son's birthday party…read moreand I was extremely disappointed to see that they were out of stock. After a week or so, I decided to go back and check if they had the Oreos just so my son can have a great snack to eat during his online classes. They had them! :) but.. when my son ate them, he started saying something like.. 'Yes puuuur hun-ty slayyyyy" and it's been happening for the past two days. Target, I love y'all.. but I seriously thought that the Oreos would taste like Gaga's

Just like any other Tj Maxx, full of things you could probably live without, but for the price how…read morecan you not buy it. This store is probably one of the neatest ones I've been to though. They seems to keep the place clean and organized. You can buy anything from workout equipment to brooms; clothes, makeup, hair products, lingerie, kids toys, kitchenware, snacks, candles, shoes, portraits, bedding, and just about anything you could possible need to cloth your self with, stay fit, or decorate your house with. I basically have to practice having tunnel vision when I go shopping here for something specific because otherwise you end up at the register with a cart full of crap you didnt even know you wanted, but cant help but buy.

This is a relatively small TJ Maxx. It's clean and organized every time I have been here which I…read moreappreciate. Some stores like this get crazy so it's nice to see the employees and customers care enough to keep it up. I like the layout, though I wish there was a bit more space in the walkway as you enter to the right where the registers are. It can get a big clogged when busy. Their snack section is smaller than I'm used to, but they do keep a decent variety. The employees seem happy to be there and interact nicely. I was able to score some really great post-holiday clearance deals this past week, too!

Great options for men's (and some women's) vintage clothing. Tons to choose from and fun to just…read morelook around.

Take a deep breath and walk through this place, then go back and dig into your favorites.. Boxes…read moreunder the hangers, there's so much great stuff here. This is as good as vintage picking gets!

Mass Merchandise is the closest you can come to a sweatshop without actually being inside of a…read moresweatshop. This place can singly support the Chinese economy with all of the imports under its hole-ridden, decomposing roof. But here's the upshot: it's good for a laugh. What else can you expect from an indoor flea market? I'm only going to passingly mention the crush of generic trinket stores that fill Mass Merch. They're a waste of space. The remainder of the stores are glorified gypsy tents. That car audio store? A mark-up haven! Take 75% off their asking price and they're still asking too much. The equipment is both inferior and overpriced. Does it even work out-the-door? I wouldn't risk it. The furniture store, which replaced a general store that was there back in the day (these stores operate on a carousel and have a dumb-high turnaround rate), is extremely overpriced. It's like Bob's Furniture, but more expensive with no guarantee that they will honor your warranty at any point. Oh, the furniture store also replaced a noble arcade that once lay claim to these grounds. I would subtract a star for that, but sadly, I have no stars left to deduct. Watching that arcade shrink was one of the saddest montage's of my life. Apparently, with the closure of Building 19, Mass Merch is looking to expand. Who am I to judge, right? I can only imagine what awaits visitors in that new space (please note I'm being literal because I will never step inside this place again, barring a miracle). The only positive thing I can say about Mass Merch is the stalwart Japanese/knife store. I don't like guns, but I'm all for stabbing. And they have a bunch of diverse tools that you can stab with. I can spend a solid 10 minutes in here wasting time. But this orange is not worth the squeeze given its surroundings. Oh, and they sell karaoke machines. Which makes perfect sense in Mass Merch world. Unless you have a disease that compels you to buy things made of plastic, from China, and of a generally shoddy quality, stay far away from here. And if you do have this disease, go to a dollar star. It's quicker and less painful.

Man back in the day this place was awesome! Now, not so much…read more I remembered back in the 90s and maybe early 2000s, it was akin to something like a Christmas Tree Shop. There was a lot of variety and it was sort of like a nice indoor flea market. There was a great furniture store, restaurant and a little arcade where I spent a lot of my time playing when my parents where browsing. They also had a little flea market outside. This was a real flea market, not the ones where people sell goods they buy in neatly stacked boxes on the floor. This flea market was things people sell out of their homes which is a lot better in my opinion. Now the place is just a shadow of it's former self. The inside has been transformed into a shady arrangement of little stores that are separated by plaster walls. There's Spanish music blasting from all the different little shops around the place and it's sooo dirty, smelly and just shady. Lets just say that I don't feel comfortable using the ATM in the building. The only plus side is that they still have the flea market on the weekends which is great. There's plenty of parking, if anything there's an overabundance which is awesome. If you can't find a spot, there's always the Walmart right next door.

Great selection of upholstery and furnishing fabrics. Also wide selection of furnishing…read morehaberdashery.

Great selection of fabrics and nice people but the reapolsetry of our dinning chairs was a disaster…read more- 5 of the six are splitting and Zimman's refuses to correct the problem. Go there for fabrics but don't have them do any work.

One of the last original strip malls of the 1960s, still open in the Squire Road section of Revere,…read morenear the Saugus and Malden line, featuring Market Basket Supermarket, Price Rite Supermarket, Burlington, Firestone Tires and many small popular stores including CVS Pharmacy

What can you say about Northgate Shopping Plaza???…read more Being a Revere Guy, Northgate has always been my go to place for shopping. It was there before all the fancy malls were around. So it has a special place in my heart, or it's just a bad habit acquired over the past 35 years?? Either way Northgate has evolved quite a bit since the 80's. Northgate now houses a lot of stores including 2 supermarkets, a gym, McDonalds, Taco Bell, a few anchor stores and much much more. The parking lot is extremely large with more than enough spots for everyone even on the busiest of shopping days. This is a one stop eat, bank and shop stop. I give Northgate Shopping Plaza a Solid 4 Stars