This TJMaxx location is great for anyone traveling on a cruise out of Port Everglades or in town on…read morea Ft. Lauderdale beach vacation. The selection of clothing for tropical weather is both fashionable and reasonably priced. I found that there was a lot of clearance items but they need to be checked very carefully for damages and missing parts. The store was pretty crowded which made the checkout lines pretty long and equally slow. Parking is plentiful but crowded in the closest spaces to the store.

People know to go to TJ Maxx (or Marshalls) if they need to replace broken luggage fast, with…read moresomething that will serve its purpose. My brother and I were in Fort Lauderdale between cruises, and one of the wheels on his big checked bag came apart. We will see if he can fix it enough with tape and superglue to get it back home, but since we had time, we walked over to the nearby TJ Maxx to check out what they had in luggage. As expected, they have a very large selection of bags. They even had premium brands like Tumi and TravelPro. I took the opportunity to purchase a non clothing item that they buy in excess, saving their customers money. In my case, it was a bottle of ultrasheer sunscreen for probably half of what it would cost at a drug store (though it was definitely older, expiring in 14 months vs the 26 from a drugstore).

I am HUGE fan of Ross. You can always catch good finds however I would have to say this store is…read moreprobably my least favorite one. The cleanliness of the store is questionable and the selection is limited. So limited that there is often more shelve space available than products. You can still find some good pieces though. Specifically if you looking for a new purse or shoes, you will most likely find a good deal. Another HUGE RED FLAG was the lack of sanitary wipes for the carts, specifically in the middle of a pandemic. When I asked the security guy working by the carts (the tall larger gentleman with braids) for a wipe he assured me the carts were already clean. When I returned my cart after purchasing my items I watched him put my cart with the "clean carts" and walk away. I brought it to his attention and called him out for lying about cleaning the carts but he didn't seem to care that he was being dishonest to customers. Would I go back? Maybe for a purse or shoes but probably would check out another location first.

I never really understood the appeal of Ross Dress for Less but it's most likely because I just…read moredon't have the desire or patience to pick through things to find a good sale. It gives me more anxiety than necessary while shopping! I stopped in this store while I was in the area for dinner and had some time to kill. It just seemed to be a bit chaotic with things being disorganized and stuff just being all over the place. They do have many different departments and I actually have to say that I did like their pet section that has a great selection of toys for your four legged family members. The prices were good but nothing great. I did however find a couple of things I wanted to buy for our pup. The couple of workers I came across were very pleasant but I didn't end up buying anything here though. The checkout line was super long and moving slow so my pup will just have to wait for some toys from somewhere else

Stopped in here to find a bunch of Easter stuff for gifts. The wife found a few items she needed…read more I'm noticing more and more that the $1.25 pricing has morphed to $3.00 and $7.00 for selected items. The sock selection was deep and offered cool cartoon prints but noticed the sizes say up to thirteen but that was impossible post wash and they were very thin. Good for gag gifts but not for me to wear.

It's cheap shopping and I get excited when I find the one thing that I really need for $1.25. I…read moreusually buy 3 or 4 items and that's how Dollar Tree makes money, in hopes you buy a lot each visit. Sometimes it's hard to find a person to assist but I manage. This store was not a mess as some are and lots of holiday merch in stock. Great location in east Fort Lauderdale very close to the intercoastal bridge.

Great place if you wanna find cute inexpensive stuff especially if there's any holiday going on…read more They have a lot of selection there.

My original post 5 months ago was the kick off week. I wanted to let customers know that on…read moreThursdays it is $2 day as opposed to week 1 grand opening of $1. It's still hot of miss but this far, I have always enjoyed the quality and price of items purchased there on TH.

Came in right when they opened on a Saturday morning to make a return for an online order. From the…read moremoment I walked in, the staff was polite and helped me right away. Shout out to Frank, he was very pleasant. And even though I was there for a return (story of my life!), I still had to look around first! LoL! As a size 10 shoe girlie, I was pleasantly surprised by how many options they had. I was very tempted to grab a few things, but I behaved this time. Prices are typically very reasonable. My favorite sections are the bags and the shoes. Parking is super easy at this location since it shares a large lot with a few businesses, including Trader Joe's. Definitely a win-win. It's a two story location.

We stopped here on the way home from the Galleria mall. I had never been to this particular…read morelocation of this store before and wanted to check it out. You need a bit of patience to dig through everything here. The store itself is smaller than the one on glades in Boca Raton. And its entrance is set back off the main road of federal highway. There's parking right out front, however. They have a lot of designer clothing, but you need to sort through various racks. They have more casual clothing than dressy items. And I was searching for an event dress. I did find a few things to try on, but nothing I was in love with. Glad I came to check them out.

Massive old school surf shop selling skateboards, sunglasses and beachy clothing and sandals. Big…read morebrand names including O'neill, Quiksilver, Billabong, Maui Nix, Landyachtz, Olukai, Reef, Havaianas, Volcom, RVCA, Yeti, Nixon, Costa, Ray-Ban, Santa Cruz and Austrailian Gold. My wife tried on some clothing but of course did not fit. Again, I found a cool Maui Nix tank top on sale for $18.00, but my wife said the shirts are for visitors only and did not like the color.

Cool clothes, right by the beach, friendly staff. Overall a positive experience! Oh yearead more

This dd's Discounts was easy to navigate but could use a bit of organizing and picking up of items…read morethat were misplaced or thrown around. The cashier was friendly and worked quickly to get us checked out. She was also able to find the price of an item I wanted that was missing the price tag.

dd's DISCOUNTS is basically a discount clothing and shoe store but also has some food condiments,…read morespices, bath supplies and various other items. Everything is cheap, looks cheap, feels cheap, lacks in quality but it is all inexpensive. I was here seeking cheap tacky looking clothing and here I had no trouble finding it. The items I selected were basically going to be used as costumes for a charitable fund raiser event, so the clothing would only be worn one night anyway. Overall the store is clean, has good lighting with orderly displays. I was the only person in the store and there were two checkout clerks. However they seemed to busy talking with each other I had to really speak up to get their attention, but of course they continued their conversation throughout the checkout process only speaking once to me to tell me the price; rather impolite.

Want to call about kitchen tables and I feel confident about that . Much to do about nothing but…read morelike the sales people

Disrespectful, sassy employee who was contentious without provocation…read more Otherwise, the shopping plaza has been updated, given a more modern exterior storefront. Inventory is good with various brands, product options from which to select: colors, styles, features, etc. Good deals and discounts are available, especially if join Rewards program. Although the team members frequently have difficulty applying the discounts. More employee training would be helpful.

Most of the "Dollar" discount stores have very similar boring products. This Dollar Star had wicked…read morelow prices on a ton of stuff that are priced high at retail. For example: 750ML wine for $4.00 a bottle or even a deeper deal at 3/$11. I have heard of any of the brands but who cares at those prices. I began a full assault on each aisle trying to find other surprising deals. During my hunt I noticed that several of the food products were expired between six months to over a year and were dusty upon my grasp. Certain items it does not matter if expired but others it may. The husk corn was well priced 4/$1.00 and looked fresh.

I decided to check this place out because party city next door hasn't opened yet…read more You will find random and great knick knacks. You will also find snacks you really wanted to try at big retailers, but thought they were too expensive. (Knick knacks & snacks. Did they rhyme or what?) Here, you will have the chance to without breaking your wallet. This is definitely a gem. I spent at least half an hour wandering around and checking out items. I left the store with a big container of things from there already, including a stack of Star Wars themed holiday greeting cards for a buck each! Less than Dollar Tree! Don't tell the store workers something is expired or box is damaged, et. They already know. At least they're helping things not go to waste!

If you're looking for discounted clothing, home decor/ furniture, food, bedding and toiletries this…read moreis the place.

A novel discount store. Stuff is everywhere, tiny bit short of flea market. Like there's not really…read morea system where stuff is located, but if you go there enough you know where the stuff that you want is placed, unless they moved it.....lol. But they seem they are organizing things better as time goes along. They have some of EVERYTHING from food stuffs to furniture, toys, clothes, shoes, towels, sheets, bug zappers, light bulbs, paper ware, fancy water bottles, car seat covers, blankets, aspirin, deodorant, dishes, electronics, watches, big TVs, paper shredders, wine coolers, generators, safes- those big cast iron ones that survive infernos-----I still left a ton of stuff off this list haha......be aware that scratch and ding and retaped boxes of repackaged stuff rule here. I go mainly because I'm intrigued every time I go. Its unsuspectingly located in a huge warehouse, a short business row. From the front, it is quite nondescript, next to a dental office. Once inside, it can be overwhelming. You can wander around inside for hours discovering items tucked away in nooks and crannies, inspecting goods for missing parts and defects, looking for that "steal deal". Most of the items look like Costco returns and overstock items. Lots of Kirkland around. I got this really cool 2 person Tommy Bahama beach tent that compacts down into a tiny shoulder bag for $15--it scanned $60 on amazon price check, but I had to search through a bunch of them to piece part a complete one to take for myself. Also, some stuff, being a loyal Costco member myself, seemed really over priced for the not-great condition it may have been in. Check expiration dates! Customer service is usually pretty good, too. They get it that its controlled chaos, and they do their best to help you sort through it. In the winter, be prepared to be bulldozed in th aisles like you don't exist by some lovely visitors who, I've witnessed, argue for hours with the cashiers about the clearly posted "no money back, all sales final" policies----waiting in line, you see it on everyone else's faces "it was a dollar, really? Unlike maybe, YOU, I've got to get back to work!" Workers have been awesome for me, though, with exchanges if you talk to them with decent respect and reasonableness. Gee. Fun.