Poor selection, only a few sizes in stock none of which are my size, And indifferent sales people…read more Plus the prices are just as high as you would find at a shoe store where you get real service.

I suspect most shoe store reviews are from a woman's perspective... so here is the other side of…read morethe story so to speak: First, if you have not been to a DSW, the name pretty much sums it up. A variety of name brand shoes at good prices. The have a large selection of brands, and cover the range from flip-flops to dress shoes and everything in between. The location is good. It is at the mall, so if you need to you can venture in. However, the store is actually on the outside of the mall, so you can avoid the mall entirely - a huge plus. The staff is helpful; they often welcome customers as they enter, and happy to help when asked. The store is well kept, and there always seems to be good music playing. A couple of grips: larger sizes are sometimes scarce on some styles. Being in the 12-13 range myself, with several friends there too makes it difficult. Also, it would be great if the shoes were displayed in groups based on type of activity. There is some of this, but also grouping by brands. If I am looking looking walking shoes, I should not have to wonder down each isle to see them all. That said, the I have been before, and will shop there again.

Pretty good selection and decent prices. I don't really understand how flip flops can cost $40 or…read more$50, but there are some cheaper options as well. Would love to see some made in USA brands. But at least It's always buy one get one half off. Employees were helpful. And if you can't find what you're looking for there's a DSW down the way and just outside. And a Dick's. And a Macy's. And a Dillards. All at this mall. God bless America. Shoes, shoes, shoes. Or in my case: flip flops. This is Florida bro.

This Rack Room always seems to have a great selection of shoes. I tend to buy my walking/ running/…read moregym shoes from this location. They carry a wide variety of styles and sizes (including a lot of "wide" for those of use with duck feet!). They also always have buy one get one 50% off, so you can typically get a great deal on two pairs. On my last trip I took advantage of this to get a great pair of Nike running shoes (I don't run, but they are so comfortable) and a pair of New Balance walking shoes. I paid around $100 for the two pairs. The employees are always nice and helpful despite the store being very busy. They even signed me up for the new Rack Room rewards program the last time I was in. You earn a $15 discount for every $200 you spend and you get a Birthday coupon. It isn't much, but if I am going to spend the money there anyhow, I might as well. :) I definitely recommend Rack Room for everyday footwear.

Cute thrift shop we happen to stumble upon while out doing errands on a Saturday. Small shop that…read morehas a little bit of everything and perfect for those that like to go on a bargain hunt. Prices are reasonable. Lovely lady greeted us right away and informed us that all clothing, unless new, has been washed. We didn't intend to buy anything, but I walked out with two pairs of shorts and a top. Also, lots of of fabric remenant for those crafters!

What a great thrift store! Don't miss out! I found some books, kitchen items and some clothes (they…read moreare size separated!). There are quilting supplies, kids clothes and toys and home decor. Check it out! Lauren was so nice and welcoming. Will be back.

I like stumbling upon items I see for more online and I trivia challenge myself to remember what's…read moreless expensive vs what's in season- whether it's household goods or seasonal items. Sometimes I see a nice novelty T-shirt and snag that as well. Overall Marshall's and any of the TJMaxx groups are nostalgic of afternoon store runs that have become a weekly trip for me (even if for 5 mins.) .

Yes!!! we were so glad that this Marshall's was on our way…read more We got what my daughter needed for her dorm and more! Prices were great as used and everything was nicely placed. Service was great too!

Been here a few times and we make it a point to visit this HUGE location every time we go to this…read moremall. They have a TON of things and all at really great pricing. Usually I look through home decor, toys, and toddler clothes / accessories. They also have great seasonal items for cheap if you are there around a holiday time. They are usually well organize and clean. They have clearly marked 'one-way' aisles for social distancing and they are mandating and enforcing mask wearing. You probably won't see an employee on the floor, as most are located at the register bay. They have one line for the registers, and usually have several open. Overall: A Great location with TONS of merch and low pricing.

I live close bu and shop here from time to time. Location is good in that if you are shopping at…read moreBurlington, then TJ Maxx and Beals Outlet may be on your list too; they are all in the same mall. Overall, the store is fine for love mini moderate priced clothing items at discount prices. The selection is usually OK depending on when you go, call finding things usually involves flipping through the racks to find an appropriate size. The experience is typical in a store like this, obviously this is something to anticipate in a bargain store. What has become annoying and frankly a constant based on my past few experiences and those of others who have left reviews is the level of service. Every time I come to the store, Early or late, there always seems to be a long line to check out. What I you find strange is that despite the fact that there are at least 12 different registers, I never see more than two or three open at any one time. On my trip today, I purchase just one dress shirt. He entered the store at 5:30, spent about 20 minutes looking at shirts and found one that I liked. Attempted to see what it may look like in a mirror; it is understandable that there are no dressing rooms during this time but one would think there might be a mirror and a clothing store someplace but apparently not. At 10 to 6 I walked over to the registers; there were just three people in front of me and three registers open. The next time I looked at the clock it was 608 when I started my car. I just think 18 minutes is a little too long to wait in line, especially given that I had just one item and paid cash. Prices are good, selection OK, but the service is horrible and definitely need some improvement.

Clothing is separated into sizes - much appreciated. Every day different colored tag discounts…read more Best thrift store that I have shopped for years. Friendly associates. Discount coupon given when you bring donations.

Second image is definitely not the store that it used to be. I think they're becoming a little…read moreoverpriced example I was looking for a pack and play for my great grandchild. I walked in to my amazement they indeed had a pack and play $50. It seemed a little high for a used pack and play so I went on my website for walmart.com just to compare prices $44.30. I ordered a brand new pack and play through walmart.com with free delivery to my home come on guys let's check your prices. Do a little research before you slap a price tag on your items. I bought a pair of shoes, sandals that same day ..nine dollars they lasted me three days thriftstores have went in a different direction than where they used to

the staff was very nice and their selection is so cute…read more harry especially helped us and was nice to talk too , very friendly

Great store that I love to shop at, amazing clothes, but a blonde worker came up to me and my…read morefriends and spoke very rudely to us after we mentioned wanting to see our friend that worked there. She immediately assumed we only went there for our friend and didn't even think to ask if we were buying anything. Two other workers came to apologize to us for her behavior, so overall you just have to be careful about what you might say to some specific employees

If you are a diabetic, or need orthopedic shoes, this is the place to go. They scanned my feet with…read morelasers! Ron, my salesman, Tried to sell me $80 inserts and $230 shoes. He might have succeeded if happy feet sells men's dress shoes. He tried to convince me to go with the dress sneaker instead. Oh well, the search continues.

I was able to get my Birkenstocks in the next day. I've worn Birks forever so not a lot of shopping…read moreto it for me, just choose Arizona with brown straps. They did have some cool cork preserver which I hope keeps the cork sound. So can't really comment on the shopping "experience" but in terms of getting what I wanted and getting out the door, they delivered. YMMV.