This Putnam location was the first Dollar Tree Store I had visited. I recall that first purchase,…read more "The Adventures of Ozzie And Harriet" DVD and wondering what I would get for the buck. Turns out the DVD was fairly good quality. Like most of the older Dollar Tree this store's addtional signage informs buyers everything is a dollar. Compare to other Dollar Trees this is not one of their largest location but the store is usually neat has lots of sun light, along with close ample parking located near the Stop and Shop in the Kmart plaza on rt 44.

Had great experience here always but especially on monday. Came in w elderly client who was looking…read morefor a new bed. The lady who waited on us was very understanding and helpful to us. She also reminded us that they were having a special sale going on w an extra 20% off on all store. If we were considering on buying That day. We said we would come back. So she gave us print out showing bed info and $ to take w us. We did this and then went to Bob's. They were more expensive then Big Lots and not even same firmness and did not include the frame. So we went back to Big Lots and bought bed. Great experience as always.

I was at franklin store I had to pee so the public bathroom is disgusting and it hasn't been clean…read morefor months it's so gross

I think they're feeding the staff gunpowder here!!! How difficult is it to be nice? You can't…read moreeven get a greeting from these zombies and to that beautiful young lady who said in her review that the store manager followed you and your family around the store, it's probably because he wanted to cut out your liver and eat it for lunch. The customer service in this particular Bloomingdale's Outlet is suffering tremendously and the higher ups really need to figure out what's wrong, i.e., are they perhaps beating the staff during breaks? When you go into the Bloomingdale's Outlets in Sawgrass Mills, Jersey Mills and my very favorite Philadelphia location, the associates are wonderful and helpful. Then you go to the dark side (located in Wrentham Premium Outlet Mall) and you want to give up shopping altogether and go take Psychology classes in how to make the world a better place, starting with the Bloomingdales's Outlet located in Wrentham, Massachusetts. Yeah! Save yourself the trauma of exposure to such an unhappy team, go visit Jimmy Choo or Armani instead, Truitt in Jimmy Choo will take good care of you and the staff in Armani is outstanding. This Bloomingdale's Outlet is horrible!!!

If I can give a zero star I would , I went there with my family and we were followed around the…read morewhole time by the store manager, horrible !

Nice, clean, roomy and fairly new (just a few years old) TJ Maxx. The store is very spacious and…read morewell lit. All the signage they have are very well positioned and very well marked. I got a few minor electronic items that are a great deal. Yes Dollar Tree is cheaper, but sometimes they don't have the name brands nor the selection that TJ Maxx would have. I also think the quality of these small electronic items is better here. The company roots date back to 1976, when Bernard (Ben) Cammarata, General Merchandising Manager of Marshalls at the time, was recruited by discount retailer, Zayre to develop and spearhead the launch of a new off-price chain selling family apparel and home fashions. Under Mr. Cammarata's leadership, T.J. Maxx was born, with its first stores opening in 1977. In the late 1980s, Zayre was restructured and spun off three of its brands -- T.J. Maxx, Hit or Miss, and Chadwick's of Boston -- which served as the initial retail banners of what would become The TJX Companies. TJX continued to grow steadily over the years, opening stores in new markets, countries, and continents, launching new chains, and acquiring other retailers, to bring its popular off-price model to an even wider network of customers who love the eclectic mix of quality, fashionable, brand name apparel and home fashions, all at amazing value. I am sold !!!!

Savanna is rude, clearly shouldn't be working behind the register with that type of attitude and…read morepersonality. Have her stock the shelves or do something useful

I love TJ Maxx, I always find something new when I browse for things....clothing, home decor,…read morespecialty foods or health and beauty. Their lotions, soaps and health and beauty products work as well as many others that cost 2x or 3x as much. I have always been happy shopping at TJ Maxx. This store is big in comparison to others and all the departments are nicely labelled, so it's easy to get around. Good shopping experience.

Been here several times. Selection is great, store is huge. The older employees seem to be…read morepersonable and helpful, the teenagers not so much. No matter who is on the register, there always seems to be 15 people in line. Because of the long line with no teenager in sight with a sense of urgency, I went to the front just to ask if they could hold my items for me to purchase the following day as I couldn't wait any longer. They stated no, and I've had mixed experiences with this policy. Having the store credit card at any TJ Maxx or Marshalls location never seems to do anything for you to incentivize them to actually care or do anything. Will be losing my business.

This is a rare outlet location for Pottery Barn ... there aren't many of these on the east coast…read more Many might remember that this space in the Wrentham Premium Outlets was previously occupied by Restoration Hardware, which has since moved to Patriot Place. It looks the same now that it is Pottery Barn ... kind of an industrial warehouse sort of feel. The prices here honestly aren't much different from an actual Pottery Barn, except for some of the sale items from the end of the season. Most times, the furniture is discounted ... but not greatly as if the official Pottery Barn website has 20 or 30% off, they don't honor it. Generally, we find that you'll save $50 - $100 off the retail price of furniture through their website or stores. However, you should note that most of the furniture in the outlet store is scratch and dent stuff with some damage being more noticeable than others. The great thing is, Pottery Barn is notorious for backordering items ... so, often the couch, table, chairs you order from the website or regular Pottery Barn store are shipped from the factory and not available to purchase from the floor (unless its a Floor Model at the end of the season). At the outlet, they only sell the stock on the floor, so if you see something you want, you won't have to wait 6 months until it is delivered (even though they say 3 - 6 weeks) because you are buying the piece off the floor. They arrange shipping with a local company, whose prices are very reasonable. We bought a large dresser and it cost us $160 to have it picked up at the store, wrapped and transported and set up in our summer house, 30 miles from Wrentham. That is a huge convenience and bargain and the moving company does a fantastic job. The employees here are hit or miss. Unfortunately, many of them act as though they were working at a Rolls Royce dealership and are on the pretentious side. There are a few who have been really helpful over the last year though and went out of their way to make sure we were happy customers. Overall, if you don't mind a little scratch and dent ... and a hodgepodge of availability ... this store is pretty cool to browse around in. Don't expect to find things at very deep discounts as the pricing usually works out to fairly similar to what you see on their website. However, you are able to see the items in person and have it in your home within a few days at the Outlet. The selection I'd say is so-so usually ... they have 4 - 5 beds, 6 - 8 couches. 20 - 30 chairs, many dining chairs and rugs and shelves and shelves of knick knack crap, bedding and tablewear. We have bought a bed, dining table, dresser, mirror, rug and lamps here. Sadly, Pottery Barn quality is not fantastic and we notice the paint or stains wear off very fast, despite the high prices ... but we like the style.

Went to get my daughter's ear pierced and none of the employees "knew how to do it". What a joke…read more Never will visit this dump again

Amazing store! Place is full of wonderful things!…read more Service is wonderful! Great selection of presents or the trendiest trademarks! Sometimes you'll get a good bargain, but the value is commonly high. If you're looking for a cheap store, steer clear because this place is pricey.

GASP. This TJX in Framingham has not one but TWO of the viral Oreo chairs. And peep the two Chips…read moreAhoy chairs and the ice cream sandwich one too?! Literally so hard to find these items. No joke I gasped when I saw these with my own two eyes. In general this store is fully stocked and orderly - that can be tough this time of year and they're on top of it all!

I have paid off this credit card twice and it still is somehow accruing a balance!!! If you have a…read moreTJMaxx card I warn you to look for continual charges, even after you have paid off your entire balance TWICE IN A ROW!!!! Just got hit with a $2 balance!!! If I didn't look at my online statement I would have never known that there was yet another balance after being told it would be paid completely with the last bill!!!! Be very careful with the hidden charges!!! Paid off for the THIRD time in a row now!!! I am so pissed off!!