I find Dollar Tree to be consistent in carrying same items. The shelves are usually well stocked…read more Employees are helpful and friendly! I visit Dollar Tree between three to five days a week, sometimes more often.

Even with the increase of most products to $1.25 still a great deal. In particular greeting cards,…read morecraft items and kitchen ware. Be careful of food products not made in North America for purchase .

Two words - PET ACCESSORIES! There's actually a pet smart two stores down from this complex but for…read moreclothes and toys I always come to Five Below. They have sweaters, T-shirts and coats for your furry pals. All for 3 and 5 bucks. Can't beat it. The workers are helpful and there's never a huge line whenever I go. Always clean and tons of parking. It's your standard Five Below but much less hectic than the Clifton location on Rt. 3. I always find a fun 5 dollar T-shirt too. I normally get all my fun socks here too. Great Halloween and Christmas decorations also.

I just wanna give a HUGE shout out to my cashier! I had a tax exempt form and the manager was…read moreabsolutely no where to be found (boo!). We waited for about 15 minutes plus with a huge line forming because it was Christmas Eve. Our cashier was super apologetic and friendly and nice and was determined for us to use our tax exempt form. Eventually we couldn't wait any longer but I very much appreciated the customer service from my cashier. I don't know her name and the only thing listed on the receipt is the associate number which was 535452

The Store manager was very rude. I grabbed a dolly that was in front of the store to get a large…read morepiece of furniture. She hurries towards me and my daughter and rushes her off the dolly. She needs to learn how to talk to customers and their children.

I shop at HomeSense for all the cool and interesting stuff that they sell here. It's a Store that…read morecarries some great one of a kind items. They sell Lighting, Carpets, Rugs, Furniture, Frames, Gardening stuff, Window Treatments, Pantry goods, Kitchen Items, and alot more. This store shares the same parent company as HomeGoods, Sierra Trading Post, TjMaxx, & Marshalls. Their prices are on the High $ide, but I suppose it's up to us to be smart shoppers and know what it is that we're buying. As for me I'll continue to shop at HomeSense for anything cool that catches my eye.

Ok, this is the best mom and pop variety discount store I've ever been to. I'm not surprised the…read morefirst to review was also 5 stars! They have a HUGE amount of inventory. Push pins? They have a dozen different kinds. Ribbon? 50 options. Birthday candles? Literally 100 options. Balloon weights? 20 options. Hundreds of extension cords, gardening equipment, kitchen supplies, kids toys, cleaning supplies, suitcases and travel accessories, Virgin Mary candles.... There's nothing they don't have. They even inflate balloons! I stumbled on this place by mistake but it really is the best discount store I've ever been to.

Finally , a new place in Jersey City, Danforts area, where you can find a variety and great…read moreselection of different types of products! From holiday decorations, to, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and in general, house accessories and appliances! This used to be the former Walgreens and completely different than what we were used to! Kids also love this place bc they have a great selection of arts and crafts, school supplies and other things that they enjoy! Their prices are very reasonable and affordable. So happy this has become a new place where everyone can enjoy and find everyday basic things that are not just reasonable priced but also have a great and welcoming staff that helps make your shopping experience even better! Lots of free parking spaces available and definitely a must visit! I highly, recommend HomePlus, and should at least come and try it out for yourself and be your own best judge for your needs! Great shopping experience!

I've been to three DGs in the Newark area, this one of the locations in Newark that I prefer to go…read moreto. They have slightly more inventory than the location on Broad St. I've never used the Self-Serve kiosk but it's nice to know it's there and I have seen older customers using it. That serves as proof that the machine is in working order. The service is basically the same. Not customer friendly but not customer repellant either. As I said, when I have some free time, I will usually take a ride to this location as I can more readily purchase items that I want and need compared to the location closer to me. I give it 4 stars purely because their inventory level is better than other locations I have been to.

It's a nice enough store but I have a few gripes…read more A lot of items are not marked with prices or incorrectly marked. Not much inventory or variety for a fairly large store. Been a couple of times and used the regular checkout because I had a cart full of stuff and the cashiers are mute. 100%. They don't speak at all. They won't respond when you speak directly to them or even tell you what your total is. One was scanning everything on the belt and putting it BACK on the belt even though I was in the bagging area waiting to bag stuff. The worst is the fact that the parking lot is often full so I had to park further away. Well guess what you can't take the carts beyond a certain point even though your right in front of the store. Wheels locked up so I had to move my car to where the cart was and load up in the middle of the roadway. It makes no sense that they put in the parking lot boundary sensors so close. I'm not talking all the way over by Whole Foods I'm talking directly opposite the entrance but closer to the street.

I visited the new Target in West Orange this afternoon. As expected, it being Sunday, the place was…read morefilled with customers. Because this Target took over three store unit spaces (former K-Mart, Dollar Store, and Staples), it has a wide layout. When you enter, you'll see the Starbucks to your left, self-checkout in front, and then customer service to the right. I was there to pick up cleaning supplies and a few grocery items. Aisles for groceries are found furthest to the right side of the store. The CVS pharmacy and optical center are also to the right. While there were many customers, the self-check out line wait went fast. Also, the staff member there was friendly and helpful with directing customers to open kiosks. Everyone working there was nice actually, which is a good thing to see. Parking Tip: Because the plaza is under construction, navigating the parking lot can be tricky. If you can't find parking by the store entrance, consider parking by the stores on the lower level (by Frank's Pizza, America's Best Contacts & Glasses, etc.) and just walk up. There are stairs that lead up to the Target store level.

I loved the customer service the assistant manager Jaselyn gave me, she really took her time to…read moreexplain the difference between the watches i was looking at and the quality of each brand.. it really helped me make a choice that fit what I was looking for. highly recommend this place and ask for Jaselyn if u want the best customer service.

Just left Kennedy department store where I purchase 3 laundry bags. The cashier was so horrible no…read morecustomer service skills. No manners. She took another customer in front of me never saying anything to me considering I was on line waiting before this customer. I am trying to be the better person and not think because this woman was Hispanic and I am black and she Hispanic felt it was ok. Please Kennedy management send her for some Customer Service training, I happen to be a customer service supervisor and it is most important that customers receive the best customer service possible. Thank you for reading. This review in order to keep your neighborhood store operational.

Well, this reminds me of a slightly larger version of the local hardware/home supply shop with a…read morebunch of clothing tacked on. I guess the other comparison is like a micro version of a Walmart, just more expensive in every way. There's some clothing here for the local residents to peruse through, but I'd recommend getting your home supplies elsewheres - it's 20-30% more expensive than at the Targets within a mile or so of here. If you have no where else to go, you have no choice, I suppose, and you can find everything from storage, mops, cookware, microwaves, clothing, soap, and more here. The cashier's in the far back, by the way. Street parking is free Sundays and after 6p all other days.