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!

Came to pick up some hair spray since I had a few gift cards which I couldn't remember how much was…read moreon each. Since the total was just over $11, I handed one which was able to cover most of the purchase. I asked for the cashier to toss it since it was empty. Using the second card, it covered the rest of the payment in which the cashier asked if I wanted to toss that one out too. I quickly asked how much was left on it in which she said she'd let me know based on the receipt. From what I assume of working in retail is that you can see right away how much is left on the card. And that second card was far from being anywhere near empty if you know what I mean. Caution: be on guard for employees trying to pull a fast on over you.

They have a wide variety of clothing and souvenirs, prices are very reasonable, and the staff is…read morealways friendly and helpful.

I love this store!! The staff is always so warm and helpful. I have bought several sweatshirts,…read morehoodies, sweatpants, and shirts over the last two years. The key is making sure that you find the brands that wear well over time. The more expensive items are using the better quality and last me into the next session with wearing the items very often throughout the year. I cant recommend this store enough. My mother feels the same way and we are picky shoppers!

ocean state job lot is the place to be if you need something like food snacks plants gardening…read morevegetables tents

Great prices and you never know what new item will be there. The people are personable and helpful…read more I also love the "eat for free" section and the Crazy Deals! I love getting great products that are far more expensive anywhere else.

little shop in a rural area, more for a place for locals or people that live nearby. it does have a…read moreparking lot. the cashier was very friendly, and I stupidly didn't realize the value of the scratch ticket I chose and he said no problem and put it back without any judgment. unfortunately lost on my ticket, but enjoyed my spring water after my long walk in breakheart reservation. he also was very kind about me using card.

Rocky is the best. He always has a smile on his face.. and he actually gave me toilet paper during…read morethe shortage from his own personal stash! Overall, a friendly neighborhood store!

Every time we enter the Saugus store we are greeted by one of your associates with a friendly…read morewelcome. Spec thanks to associate 023141 who was very friendly and professional to us.

I visited the Paper Store in Saugus about 2 weeks ago and Janna helped me select a beautiful pair…read moreof Cape Cod earrings for my sister. Janna was absolutely wonderful and very knowledgeable. This location has always had a great selection of merchandise and I will definitely be back! The coupons are a big help as well.

Cheap fabric and poor lighting with fake sale prices…read more It's worked since time immemorial

I would have originally rated this as three stars. It's a good place to get your socks, boxers,…read moresweats, Red Sox gear and casual shirts. Decent prices. BUT fucked up marketing. they have coupons available in the Sunday paper for 25% off one item. HELLO! Customers will only buy one item then. Bob, you will still make a profit if you give 25% off more than 1 item. Here's for the really fucked up part. I was driving the other day and heard an ad on the radio that Bob's had a post Christmas sale. The ad said coupons were available online, in the paper, or in-store. I get there and pick up a Welker shirt and asked the cashier, who was also the manager, for a coupon. She had no idea what I was talking about. I explained the ad and she still didn't know about it. Then an employee overheard the conversation and said that she heard the same ad. I was very reluctantly given the discount. I then wrote an email to the company regarding the ad and that the communication to the locations needs improvement. Days later I received a useless response: You can find coupons at http://www.bobstores.com.

I was in the store for the first time. And I was shocked. It's bad enough that retail stores can't…read morehire enough staff. But, the fact that customers are fu$$$ng slobs. How would they like it if I had a dirty cart. Then, arrived at your home with it. This is what I'd do. 1. Run around your house and muddy up the floors. 2. Take your shoes and put one in the garage the other in the freezer. 3. Shampoo would go in hamper. 4. Legos would go in the garden. 5. Cookie crumbs all over the place. Leave the opened package in the shower. 4. Take clothes and throw them all over the house. Did your parents raise you in a barn? Are you setting a good example for your little ones? No to both those questions. The cashier would rather have you give them the item if you don't want it. The employees have enough to do. Be kind and use your brain.